The Fall 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
Feature
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Imitation of Life
Artist David Boone captures moments in time and place with his storytelling carvings
By Dorissa Bolinski
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Patterns
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Stretching Cat
Dramatic woodgrain adds appeal to this elegant feline figure
By Bartłomiej Kaczmarek
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Decorative Plate
Patience and attention to detail can yield a museum-worthy chip-carved piece
By Marty Leenhouts
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Rock and Roll Gnome
Round out a block of wood to discover the character living within
By Manuel De Santis
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Pumpkin Candlestick
Practice achieving symmetry in this spooky decoration
By Tony Tanev
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Little Pumpkin
Carve one or a handful of these friendly-faced trinkets
By Kevin Johnson
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Projects
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Hipster Frankenstein
This cool ghoul is always on the guest list for the best Halloween parties
By Dwayne Gosnell
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Angry Viking
Plunder a block of basswood and get started on a hilarious carve
By Chris Hammack
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Cottonwood Bark House
Create a whimsical dwelling with unique features and texture
By Ales Janosik
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Hardwood Mouse
Transform colorful scraps into a cute little rodent on a bed of leaves
By Paul Purnell
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Goofy Gargoyle
Carve a glaring roof-sitter who’s more friend than foe
By Rich Wetherbee
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Pumpkin Patch Scarecrow
Easy painting technique highlights the wood on this friendly piece
By Jim Willis
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Oktoberfest Celebration
Everything is going “accordion” to plan with this charming music maker
By W. Todd Martin
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Technique
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Two-in-One Measuring Spoon
Get cooking with a useful carving for the kitchen
By Emmet Van Driesche
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Web Extras
Free Project – Want more Halloween projects? Carve Floyd Rhadigan’s “Jack o’Phantom.”
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