Woodcarving  |  November/December 2016
Issue 153 of Woodcarving magazine is filled with a host of great articles for you. Peter Benson makes two fun and festive projects; Dave Western carves a traditional Viking reindeer; Steve Bisco shows how to make your own limewood foliage carvings; Andrew Thomas finishes work on his horse head carving; Bob Jubb carves a detailed decorative octopus; Mike Wood explains how to shape, detail and colour a familiar garden bird; and Paul Purnell makes good use of leftover gun stock. All these and more in our ‘Projects’ section.
In ‘Features’ William Barsley looks at the trials and tribulations of sharpening and the beauty of chip carving; Catherine Kielthy meets Nancy Tuttle; and we take a look at the work of Vladimir Davydov.
We have two great ‘Techniques’ pieces for you, the Editor shares his thoughts on your woodcarving problems; and Jason Townsend looks at knife skills in the context of working in-the-round.
We also have our usual News & Events; From the Community; From the Editor; and a sneak peek at our next issue; as well as a special Christmas Carver’s Toolbag.
All this and more in Woodcarving magazine 153!
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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Woodcarving November/December 2016.