Woodcarving Illustrated Winter Issue, Issue #113
The Winter 2025 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, foxchapelpublishing.com or 1-800-457-9112.
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In This Issue
Techniques
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Santa’s List Discover a unique painting technique that provides a stunning depth of color By Kevin Applegate |
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Cottonwood Bark Santa Embrace the uniqueness of this free-form wood and use its flaws to your advantage By Bob Hershey |
Projects
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White Christmas Bear This friendly guy is ready to spread some cheer during the holidays By Dale Green |
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Lumberjack Santa Carve an undercover Claus who’s hunting for the perfect Christmas tree By Jonathan Creason |
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Arctic Fox Practice carving movement with this frosty creature on the run By Wouter de Bruijn |
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Happy Christmas Tree Get into the holiday spirit with a cheerful carving that looks like a cartoon character By Gerard Canavan |
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Bottle Buddy Santa Create a gift that keeps on giving with a jolly bottle opener By Dwayne Gosnell |
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Santa Pyrography A few basic woodburning nibs create a jolly and easy holiday wall hanging By Minisa Robinson |
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Christmas Elf Showcase the hard workers of the North Pole as they prepare for Santa’s big night By Matt Kincade |
Patterns
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Caricature Candy Cane Big posable hands and friendly expressions make these ornaments irresistible By Pete Zanauskas |
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Elf Boot Ornament These festive little ornaments make a charming jingle jangle By Wade Huggins |
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Festive Rolling Pins Cook up a chip-carved holiday cookie press By Jan Jenson |
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Chip-Carved Ornaments A layer of acrylic paint accentuates a festive design By Charlene Lynum |
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Old Fashioned Ornaments Imitate the look of retro glass decorations with this fun project By Jim Hiser |
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Two-in-One Knife Box Keep carving tools safe and ready to go with this compact geometric case By Marty Leenhouts |
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