The Winter 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
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The Tiny Menagerie Steve Tomashek’s fun miniatures explore one-knife carving on a whole new scale By Kaylee Schofield |
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Woodchips: The Chocolate Genius This artist uses ingenuity and high-quality chocolate to sculpt epic showpieces By Hannah Rachel Carroll |
Patterns
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Chip Carved Perpetual Calendar Start the New Year right with a freestanding calendar the whole family will love By Marty Leenhouts |
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Lantern Santa Want to add some movement to your caricatures? Let St. Nick light your way By Floyd Rhadigan |
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Classic Bell Ornaments Learn to chip carve with this trio of timeless decorations By Charlene Lynum |
Projects
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Saucer Sled Santa Carving this giddy Claus is as enjoyable as a holiday in the Alps By Russell Scott |
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Simple Snowman Turn a piece of scrap wood into a wintry whittled classic By Kristoffer Høyum |
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Flat-Plane Reindeer Practice curved cuts and long facets to create this docile prancer By James Miller |
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Winter Hiker Get a taste of the mountains with this easy-carve adventurer By Peter Jofs |
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Christmas Elf Carve one of Santa’s helpers in just nine short steps By Dwayne Gosnell |
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Peppermint Penguin Join this cute caricature for the candy cane caper of a lifetime By Matt Kincade |
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Tiny Bird Ornament Whittle a scrap wood flier as small as your thumbnail By Steve Tomashek |
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Frostbite Santa Chill out and make some woodchips with this grumpy beginner project By Bob Kozakiewicz |
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Winter Solstice Tomte Don your comfiest sweater, stir up some cocoa, and make a charming character straight from Scandinavia By Betty Padden |
Techniques
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Layered Relief Ornament Stack three separate pieces to create a nostalgic scene full of depth and detail By Betty Padden |
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Pinecone Ornament This whittled wonder of the forest is a great way to get to know your woodgrain By Bob Kozakiewicz |
Online Exclusives
Free Projects
For more wintry projects, visit the How To section on our website.
Online Resources
Looking for a carving class? Check out our website for a list of online courses.
Click Here for the ListBonus Video
Follow along with the BeaverCraft folks to make your own festive animal caricature.
Watch the Video Here
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