Woodcarving Illustrated Fall 2020, Issue #92

by magassist — July 28, 2020

The Fall 2020 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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Features

	5 Under 35 Meet five rising stars in woodcarving By Hannah Rachel Carroll
	Carving Down Under Germaine Keys doesn’t just carve birds—she carves tiny cartoon birds in fanciful boats By Kaylee Schofield
	Paintbrush Care for Carvers Learn to select, clean, and store your brushes like a pro By Betty Padden
	So You Want to Teach Wood Carving? Heed these helpful pointers as you plan your first class By Tom Hindes
	Woodchips: Off the Chain Traveling chainsaw artist brings extreme carving to the masses By Hannah Rachel Carroll

Patterns

Chip Carved Phone Holder

The Digital Age meets Old World style
in this sweet celebration of autumn
By Charlene Lynum

Projects

	Friendly Gnome Carve a cute, classic character with a twist By Sara Barraclough
	Stylized Sugar Spoon Add elegance to your breakfast ritual with this simple hardwood tool By Saskia De Jager
	Acanthus Leaf Jewelry Why let buildings and furniture have all the fun? Turn an ancient design motif into wearable art By Mary May
	Bird in a Boat This cheery little seafarer will brighten your day in an instant By Germaine Keys
	Light-Up Ghost Carve and paint a glowing ghoul that’s all treats, no tricks By Betty Padden
	Noble Bison Practice flat-plane carving techniques on this mighty lord of the prairie By James Miller
	Carving a Pumpkin Girl Bring this cute and quirky jack-o’-lantern to life in just a few cuts By Alex Joiner
	Vampire Skull Bottle Stopper Sink your teeth into this practical, skill-building project By Randy George
	Power Carved Lion Bust Feel like the king of beasts with this realistic walking stick topper By Paul Purnell
	Mouse and Pumpkin Pin This plucky critter is a great intro to carving and painting By Wayne Laramore