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Woodcarving Magazine Nov/Dec 19 Back Issue

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128 Reviews   •  English   •   Hobbies & Crafts (Woodworking)
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Issue 171 of Woodcarving magazine is filled with a host of great articles for you. In our Projects section, there’s festive fun with Peter Benson’s rocking penguin and Terry Nokes’ Christmas reindeer; Mark Gough carves a LED tealight table decoration; Steve Bisco carves an 11th-century-style corbel; Mike Wood provides a step-by-step guide to carving a Canada goose; Brian Crossman shares his trials and tribulations in creating a large dinosaur carving; and Neil Scobie shows how to make a window bowl design inspired by nature.

In Features, Laura Backeberg talks to woodcut printmaker Helen Brown; and in the Art of Carving, we focus on a Tibetan temple that houses the tallest standing Buddha carved from a single piece of wood.

We have some great Techniques pieces for you too. Nic Westermann looks at methods of sharpening gouges; Dave Western provides three different styles of lovespoons; and Murray Taylor looks at the planning, layout and carving of commemorative panels.

We also have all the latest kits and tools in the Carver’s Toolbag, plus our Community pages, featuring From the Editor, updates from the carving community and a peek at our next issue.

All this and more in Woodcarving magazine 171!
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Nov/Dec 19 Issue 171 of Woodcarving magazine is filled with a host of great articles for you. In our Projects section, there’s festive fun with Peter Benson’s rocking penguin and Terry Nokes’ Christmas reindeer; Mark Gough carves a LED tealight table decoration; Steve Bisco carves an 11th-century-style corbel; Mike Wood provides a step-by-step guide to carving a Canada goose; Brian Crossman shares his trials and tribulations in creating a large dinosaur carving; and Neil Scobie shows how to make a window bowl design inspired by nature. In Features, Laura Backeberg talks to woodcut printmaker Helen Brown; and in the Art of Carving, we focus on a Tibetan temple that houses the tallest standing Buddha carved from a single piece of wood. We have some great Techniques pieces for you too. Nic Westermann looks at methods of sharpening gouges; Dave Western provides three different styles of lovespoons; and Murray Taylor looks at the planning, layout and carving of commemorative panels. We also have all the latest kits and tools in the Carver’s Toolbag, plus our Community pages, featuring From the Editor, updates from the carving community and a peek at our next issue. All this and more in Woodcarving magazine 171!


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Issue 171 of Woodcarving magazine is filled with a host of great articles for you. In our Projects section, there’s festive fun with Peter Benson’s rocking penguin and Terry Nokes’ Christmas reindeer; Mark Gough carves a LED tealight table decoration; Steve Bisco carves an 11th-century-style corbel; Mike Wood provides a step-by-step guide to carving a Canada goose; Brian Crossman shares his trials and tribulations in creating a large dinosaur carving; and Neil Scobie shows how to make a window bowl design inspired by nature.

In Features, Laura Backeberg talks to woodcut printmaker Helen Brown; and in the Art of Carving, we focus on a Tibetan temple that houses the tallest standing Buddha carved from a single piece of wood.

We have some great Techniques pieces for you too. Nic Westermann looks at methods of sharpening gouges; Dave Western provides three different styles of lovespoons; and Murray Taylor looks at the planning, layout and carving of commemorative panels.

We also have all the latest kits and tools in the Carver’s Toolbag, plus our Community pages, featuring From the Editor, updates from the carving community and a peek at our next issue.

All this and more in Woodcarving magazine 171!
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Woodcarving is a truly international title that focuses on the art and techniques of carving as practised all over the world. The magazine is a blend of inspiration and instruction, with fascinating features about prized and historic examples of the craft. Published six times a year, Woodcarving contains a diverse mix of illustrated step-by-step projects and techniques to help readers improve their skills. Readers’ work from the UK and abroad is included in every issue, helping to convey the magazine as an important home for the global carving community.

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Outstanding Magazine. Although, Has the tendency for too many articles on carving animals. Reviewed 18 February 2021

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I would like to see more from women carvers. Very much enjoy the magazine Reviewed 18 March 2020

Great for professionals

Lots of lessons Reviewed 24 July 2019

Very inspiring

Full of ideas Reviewed 23 July 2019

Never disappoints

Shelving at its best Reviewed 20 July 2019

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