Woodcarving Illustrated Issue 51 Summer 2010

FEATURES 

Best of Show By Bob Duncan – Award-winning carvings from the nation’s top woodcarving shows

Andy Anderson’s Custom Carved Furniture By Paul Volpp –

A unique look a the grandfather of caricature carvings’ lesser-known work 

PROJECTS 

Handcarving a Baby Spoon By Carl Johnson  – Quick and easy project makes a unique gift

Whittling Whimsical Bookmarks By Jack Lund – Playful figures make quick and easy gifts 

Carving a Caricature Pig By Christine Coffman – Charming character makes an ideal beginner project 

Turning Branches into Spice Shakers By Chris Lubkemann – Rustic salt and pepper holders add personality to your table or picnic basket 

Make a Moving Magnetic Carving By Larry Wolterstorff – Clever use of magnets is a fun conversation starter 

Power Carving a Polar Bear By Chuck Solomon and Dave Hamilton – Develop your skills with this easy stylized design

Carving an Army Private By Arnold Smith – Attention to detail brings this caricature of an enlisted man to life 

Sculpting Elegant Horse Head Bookends By Chris Pye – Stylized carvings are modeled after classic T’ang Dynasty horses 

Carve a Stylized Trout By Tom Dean – Use power tools to create a beautiful carved fish 

Relief Carve an Old World Saint By Nora Hall – Create the look of flowing fabric with classic techniques 

TECHNIQUES 

Sanding Techniques By Mike Burton – Decrease sanding time with shop-tested tips

Creating Seashell Decorations By Robert L. Buyer – Easy techniques unveil the beauty of nature 

Building a Carving Arm By LaVerne «Sid» Sidler – 

Shopmade holding device promotes safe carving techniques

Sharpening Chisels By Mac Proffitt – Create and maintain a sharp edge on chisels and skew chisels 

DEPARTMENTS 

Editor’s Letter 

From Our Mailbag 

News and Notes 

Tips and Techniques 

Reader Gallery 

Relief Column 

Calendar of Events 

Coming Features 

Ad Directory 

Woodchips 

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