Posted by Steve | Posted in Carving Tools and Techniques | Posted on 13-07-2010
Tags: carving, diy, learning wood carving, tools, wood, woodworking

Carving out of wood?Help me?
Ok so my family is the type of family to get a large amount of money at once and blow it then have to go pawn something in order to make up for it. So I dont want to get a musical instrument because i’m afraid I’ll only get to keep it for a few months before its pawned
Plus we dont really have a ton of money and its expensive. I wanna do something that I’m good at…and it cant be pawned or taken away. So I wanna know how to carve things out of wood. Like over time learn how to carve beautiful things out of wood
Like a little delicate statue of a woman…Is this possible? To just sit with a block and a knive and make something beautiful without a blocky cartoon look?Also, How would I go about carving out a nose…or spheres for the head or something?Can anyone show me any techniques from a website or something?Lessons or something?
sounds really cool!
There’s an art community called deviantart maybe someone on there can help you
Valerie Jones wood carving tutorial 3 of 3
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How to Carve Wood (Fine Woodworking Book) $9.39 Woodcarver Richard Butz teaches chapter by chapter whittling, chip carving, wildlife carving, relief carving, lettering, and architectural carving. The reader learns by doing, working through carefully illustrated and progressively more challenging exercises and projects. Butz provides scaled patterns for each project and ends each chapter with a gallery of additional projects using the techniques… |
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How to Carve a Woodspirit in a Hiking Stick $9.95 Learn to carve a woodspirit in a hiking stick by following step by step photos and text instruction. The book also includes sections for carving your woodspirit with an optional mustache and closed eyes. Sections also included are tool and stick selection and a gallery of finished woodspirits…. |
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Checkering & Carving of Gunstocks $21.15 America’s leading stock-makers have contributed photographs of their handiwork and full-size line drawings of checkering and carving patterns…. |
