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154 of Woodcarving magazine is filled with a host of great articles for you.Andrew Thomas carves a royal bird, the swan; Steve Bisco carves an oak panel in the style of Charles Rennie Mackintosh; Jean Grace carves and angelfish; Steve Heath carves the Commerson dolphin; Mike Wood gives a step-by-step guide to carving one of the worlda€ s most fascinating and macabre birds; and Bob Jubb provides plans for carving a detailed musk ox.All these and more in our a€~Projectsa€ section.
In a€~Featuresa€ we take a look at this yeara€ s winners at the International Woodcarvers Congress 2016; we have Marc Cotterill in profile; William Barsley tells us about his journey in woodcarving; and we take a look at a beautiful window in Bhaktapur, Nepal.
We have some great a€~Techniquesa€ pieces for you, such as Dave Westerna€ s favourite dragon designs; and Peter Benson begins his series by telling us the processes, start to finish, in carvinga€Ã
In a€~Featuresa€ we take a look at this yeara€ s winners at the International Woodcarvers Congress 2016; we have Marc Cotterill in profile; William Barsley tells us about his journey in woodcarving; and we take a look at a beautiful window in Bhaktapur, Nepal.
We have some great a€~Techniquesa€ pieces for you, such as Dave Westerna€ s favourite dragon designs; and Peter Benson begins his series by telling us the processes, start to finish, in carvinga€Ã
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