This single episode livestream shows how to carve a whelk sea shell in both shallow relief and fully 3-dimensional. Lesson Contents: template, tool list, and photo Type of Wood: Butternut Size: Shallow relief - 4" w 5-1/4" h x 1/8" d; Sculpture - 3" w x 4-1/2" h x 2" d Tool List: 6mm v-chisel; [...]
This two episode lesson shows how to carve the tricky grain switches of an unusual twist on the traditional sunburst motif.
This three episode lesson shows how to carve a version of a shell for the drawer face of a Philadelphia Highboy or Lowboy.
This 4 episode lesson shows how to carve three different examples of the rocaille motif which was popular during the French Rococo art period.
This 3 episode lesson shows how to carve a Queen Anne fan with a unique, serpentine undulation radiating from the center.
This is a single episode lesson for "Carving a Skewed Sunburst Rosette." This large rosette puts a twist on the classical sunburst design.
This four episode lesson is Part 3 of 3 for carving a Philadelphia style Queen Anne side chair. This lesson is based on an article by Eugene Landon in the October 2006 issue of "Fine Woodworking" magazine and shows the process for carving the back splat of the chair.
This three episode lesson is Part 2 of 3 for carving a Philadelphia style Queen Anne side chair. This lesson is based on an article by Eugene Landon in the October 2006 issue of "Fine Woodworking" magazine and shows the process for carving the crest rail of the chair back.
This three episode lesson shows how to reproduce a unique combination of carved designs for the leg of a fireplace surround for the officer's quarters on a local military base.
This 4 episode lesson shows how the process for building, forming, and carving a massive shell for the top of a niche shelf.