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Woodcarving Illustrated Winter / Spring 2016 (Issue 74)

WCI74-coverThe Winter / Spring 2016 Issue of Woodcarving Illustrated includes a variety of projects, patterns, and features, as well as interesting techniques. This issue is a part of the regular magazine subscription. It is also available from your favorite retailer or from Fox Chapel Publishing, www.foxchapelpublishing.com, 1-800-457-9112.

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In This Issue:

 

Fox-on-the-BeachEDITOR’S NOTE: THERE IS NO FOX HIDDEN IN THIS ISSUE!

This just in: It appears that our Fox used its animal instincts to head south ahead of the big winter storm, and it’s nowhere to be found. I’m sure it will be back to its usual antics in Spring/Summer.

(In other words, there is no fox hidden in the new issue of WCI. Sorry ’bout that.)

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Features


Milan -Zen

 

 

 

And The Winner Is…

ZU-Moss - cheetah

Announcing the first winners in the 2016 People’s Choice Contest

 

 

 

 

 

Triptych Prayer Nut #1

 

Miniature Masterpieces

By Kathleen Ryan

Extraordinary Renaissance carvings depict religious scenes in minuscule relief

 

 

soapstone - Grizzly Bear with Fish

 

Soapstone Artistry

By Kathleen Ryan

Three sculptors share their tips

 

 

Tony & Knight

 

No Fear at 94

By Dean Otteson

Nonagenarian Tony Giuffrida fills retirement with creative carving

 

 

Healing Pew Lead-silo

 

Heavenly Pews

By Kathleen Ryan

Cindy Chinn combines carving, glass, and light to create angelic art

 

Tools

 

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

 

Universal Bench Hook

By Andrew DiPace

Get a grip on carving projects with uneven edges

 

 

Patterns

Spotted Leopard Pattern

Leopard Pattern

By Gordon and Marsha Stiller

Reference photo, description, and detailed pattern help you carve a lifelike leopard

 

 

Crucifix Lead-silo

 

Carving a Crucifix

By Cindy Chinn

Tips for carving a religious icon

 

Projects

Peacock Lead1

 

Folk Art Peacock

By Vernon DePauw

Colorful quilt-inspired design is perfect for Mardi Gras

 

 

CF-Woodland Puzzle

 

Carving a North Woods Animal Puzzle

By Nancy Borson

Embellish puzzle pieces with relief carving techniques

 

 

Rhadigan Bunny Lead

 

Casual Caricature Rabbit

By Leah Goddard and Floyd Rhadigan

This easy Easter bunny will be welcome in any basket

 

 

Soapstone Orca Lead

 

Soapstone Whale

By Julie Kee

Use your woodcarving skills to create this stunning stone sea creature

 

 

Wolf Head Stapler Lead

 

Big Bad Wolf

By Barbara Millikan

Fierce carved wolf is a perfect accessory for days that really bite

 

 

Yorkie Bottlestopper LeadYorkie Dog Caricature

By Sandy Smith

A pocket-sized pooch that’s quick to make

Download the detailed texture pattern for the Yorkie

 

 

Trout Lead

 

Carving a Brook Trout

By Charles Weiss

Use a combination of hand and power tools to shape this realistic fish

 

 

Ark Article Lead

 

Building Noah’s Ark

By Betty Padden

Carve and paint this popular childhood toy

 

Techniques

 

CF-Liquid Inlay Boxes

 

Inlaid Bunny Box

By Roger F. Wolford

Use liquid inlay to add intricate designs to a premade box

 

 

Flag Guy Lead2-silo

 

Adding Arms to a Carving

By Oren Quist

Control the grain direction for stronger arms that are easier to carve

 

 

Tips for Personalizing a ToolboxToolbox Lead2

By Rev. Jim Paulson

Ideas to carve, paint, and decorate your toolbox

Click Here to download Jim’s Toolbox Construction Drawings

Click Here to download the alphabet that Jim Paulson used on his toolbox

……………………………………Click Here to download the numbers that Jim Paulson used on his toolbox

 

 

Online Exclusives

Elephant

 

Critter Caricature

See a gallery of Sandy Smith’s other Critters.

 

 

 

Hermantown Middle School Carving Club

 

Middle School Carving Club

Meet Nancy Borson’s next generation of carving kids.

 

 

 

hipcrocwuf1

 

Scrap Craft

Learn how Barbara Millikan uses her Wolf’s Head scraps to make cute doorstops.

 

 

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