The Winter 2024 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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Carving it Up in Colorado
Woodchips fly at the annual Carvin’ the Rockies show
By Dorissa Bolinski
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Projects
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Santa’s Journey Home
Stars light the way for a weary St. Nick whose work is done
By Dale Green
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Black-capped Chickadee
A found branch adds a touch of the natural world to a minimalist carving
By Wouter de Bruijn
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The Gift Bearer
Welcome a friendly mouse to your house for the holidays
By Matt Kincade
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Christmas Pickle Ornament
Have a chuckle searching the tree for this hiding prankster
By Jonathan Creason
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Stumbling Santa
A sense of movement highlights this animated clumsy Santa
By Robert Rangel
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Winter Barn Scene
Carve and paint a rustic winter landscape that’s easier than it looks
By Robert Stadtlander
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Candle Choir
Add expressive character with easy shading and highlighting techniques
By Betty Padden
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Undercover Santa
This jolly guy has a green thumb and a lesson to teach
By Russell Scott
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Patterns
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Retro Christmas Ornament
Carve a string of festive holiday lights that will never shatter or burn out
By Brian K. Doty
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Chip Carved Dala Horse
Frolicking folklore design makes a charming decoration
By Charlene Lynum
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Christmas Mornin’ Bear
This sleepy guy had a long night wrapping presents
By Rich Wetherbee
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Steampunk Santa
Stylish fantasy Santa is ready for a sci-fi adventure
By Tony Harris
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Wine Rack
Showcase a wine bottle and glasses with a chip-carved display
By Marty Leenhouts
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Easy Christmas Tree
Stuff some stockings with these tiny topiaries
By David Young
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Technique
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Carved Christmas Wreath
Strategic layering and undercutting lend depth to a festive decoration
By Mary May
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Carving Peace – Read how carving is helping some veterans deal with the wounds of war.
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