Woodcarving Illustrated Issue 61 Holiday 2012

TECHNIQUESCarving and Printing a Christmas CardBy Dan ClarkeUse traditional woodblock printing to turn your carving into a cardEasy Dogs for Beginning CarversBy Mary Duke GuldanUse craft knives to carve these basic versions of man's best friendPainting Your CarvingsBy Virginia KodadekLearn techniques you can apply to any carvingConvertible Shaving HorseBy Laverne "Sid" SidlerPortable bench changes from shaving horse to carving benchPROJECTSChecking the ListBy Ellis OlsonUse basic relief cuts and simple shaping to carve a folk art SantaCarving a Spiral Bulb OrnamentBy Lyle MorganAny carver can make this complex-looking ornamentCarving a Sleepy WolfBy Desiree HajnyCarve, burn, and paint to create a realistic wildlife sculptureFolk Art AngelBy Gerald SmithSimple carving can be used as an ornament, pin, or pendantJoyful Santa PlaqueBy Bob BiermannIncised relief design celebrates the joy of the seasonWhittling Moravian Star OrnamentsBy Jody SebringUse one knife and simple geometry to carve stars in various sizesPeaceful Village WreathBy Betty PaddenCarve individual pieces and glue them together for a dramatic presentationOld World Father ChristmasBy Dave FrancisCozy-looking carving carries symbols of ChristmasSegmented Snowman OrnamentBy Sandy SmithSimple joints help this snowman danceCarving a Holly SpoonBy Glenn StewartSimple painting highlights the attractive designSpringerle OrnamentsBy John NiggemeyerFestive designs resemble traditional German Christmas cookies