Woodcarving Illustrated Summer 2018 Issue 83

The Summer 2018 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 or 1-800-457-9112.

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Features

Emil Milan: Midcentury MasterBy Mindy Kinsey

Emil Milan is the most influential carver you’ve never heard of

Patterns

	Making a Wood Spirit Whistle By Roger Beane Capture the sounds of summer with an easy-carve wood spirit whistle CLICK HERE to carve a Santa-inspired whistle.
	Two-Hour PelicanBy Don Swartz Carve and paint this comical bird in an afternoon
	Chip-Carving a Summer SceneBy Roman Chernikov You won’t want to cover these coaster-sized designs
	Carving a Relief CaricatureBy Eric Owens Whether you love hiking or hunting, celebrate your hobby with this easy, adaptable project
	Carving a Snack BowlBy Mindy Kinsey and Jon Deck Make your own modern vintage bowl
	Capturing the Blue Marlin By Gordon and Marsha Stiller Carve and paint a replica of this maritime bad boy

Projects

	Carving a Baseball PitcherBy Dave Stetson Blend fact and fun in this action-packed caricature’s pose
	Handcarving a Spoon from Hard Wood By Karen Henderson Tired of boring basswood blanks? A simple trick lets you handcarve colorful wood to make gorgeous spoons
	Tee TimeBy Dwayne Gosnell Trade your nine iron for a #9 gouge and slice away to carve this caricature golfer
	Carving a Cowboy By Harold Enlow From the iconic hat to the stubbly beard, this cowboy is a classic
	Making a Box for Chip Carving By Tom Noller Adapt this simple box design to create any number of unique looks
	Whittling an Eagle HeadBy Pete Zanauskas Celebrate the patriotic summer holidays with these quick carvings
	Crafting an Heirloom Rocking Chair By Doug Lawrence Add a custom carving to create a unique keepsake for your family
	Burnt Island Light By Deborah Pompano This pyro pattern is perfect for beginners because you can easily blend blobs so they don’t show
	Carving a Tiger By Desiree Hajny Combine carving and burning techniques to create a cat who looks ready to pounce
	Power-Carving a Horse Stick By Tamera Seevers Transform a beautiful piece of hardwood into a wand or walking stick