Woodcarving – Page 19 – Woodworkers Institute

We used to regularly get hedgehogs in our garden, but sadly in recent years I have seen very few. They are

There is confusion around the world over what a tortoise is. In the UK, we call the land-dwelling shelled creature

The author gives a brief history of chip carving and describes the tools and equipment you will need. Woodcarving popularity

Steve Bisco carves a stylised piece, inspired by the Arts & Crafts movement The thistle is one of the most easily

John Swinkels and Bernie Leadbeatter make wooden train whistles on a lathe. Bernie brought some wooden train whistles to the

Peter Benson suggests ways of dodging unpredictable problems in your work. No matter how careful you may be in your

Gary Marshall takes a look at the lime tree, whose history lies back in ancient times. Think of a lime

Johan Roudy shows two different ways to carve a Louis XVI Rosette. To illustrate Louis XVI style, I propose to