The Summer 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
Features
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Creating a Simple Carving Station Easily secure your project for two-handed carving By Alec LaCasse |
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The Carver Behind Buffalo Fluffalo Meet Erin Kraan, the woodcarver who illustrated a bestselling children’s book By the Staff of Woodcarving Illustrated |
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The Blind Woodsman For John Furniss, woodworking is more than just a hobby—it’s a lifeline By Kaylee Schofield |
Projects
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Uncle Ham the Patriotic Piggy Spangle this simple caricature with stars and stripes to celebrate the 4th By Pete Zanauskas |
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Stylized Badger Two-toned paint blending brings out the beast in this little den dweller By Wouter de Bruijn |
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Celtic Knot Gourd Metallic pigment over dark paint creates an illusion of antiquity for this folkloric vessel By Jenn Avery |
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Soup Spoon Satisfy your craving for the perfect carving challenge By Emmet Van Driesche |
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Squirrel Monkey Carve, sand, and paint a whimsical creature straight out of the jungle By Steve Tomashek |
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Uncle Sam Bottle Stopper Welcome the summer holidays to your table with this expressive American standby By W. Todd Martin |
Patterns
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Tater’s Last Pitch Hit it out of the park with this expressive, active, and highly detailed ballplayer By Wayne Laramore |
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Floral Plates Up your chip carving game with these breezy botanical designs By Charlene Lynum |
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Little Dustpan Caricature Practice adding funny details and expressions with this easy project By Ken Kuhar |
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Blue-Footed Booby This comical, dancing marine bird is sure to elicit some grins By Tom Mellott |
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Angling for Fun Reel in the perfect catch with this happy caricature fisherman By Jim Hiser |
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Chip Carved Soap Dispenser Disguise a plain, utilitarian item with an attractive outer casing By Marty Leenhouts |
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Chillin’ Penguin! Carve an unlikely beachgoer with a host of fun accessories By Eric Owens |
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Barn and Silo Pyrography Woodburn a cozy yet challenging farm scene full of shadows and textures By Carol Wallace |
Techniques
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Carving a Sailboat in Shallow Relief Practice adding depth, texture, and character to a simple nautical scene By Dustin Strenke |
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Nautical Birch Box A secret lies beneath the waves of this charming sea-themed cannister By L. P. Parslow |
Free Project – Create a sleepy owl caricature from James Miller.
Click Here for Sleepy Owl ProjectExtra Design – Discover an extra pyrography pattern of a house and barn from Carol Wallace.
Click Here for Bonus House and Barn DesignBonus Instructions – Find extended instructions online for Jim Hiser’s “Angling for Fun.”
Click Here for Extended Fisherman Instructions |
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