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Designer’s Notebook: Greenwood utensil design
August 6, 2021

A well-designed, well-made spoon is a joy to use, and that's one reason why Emmet Van Driesche thinks the craft of spoon carving has had such a resurgence of late.
Webinar: Surface Carving with Michael Cullen
July 15, 2021

Replay! Join Michael Cullen for a master class in surface carving and learn how to incorporate pattern and texture in your work.
The Art of Marquetry
June 9, 2021

Learn the double-bevel technique from a master of the medium.
Slice it like Pye
May 28, 2021

When furniture maker Jeff Miller fell in love with the fluted bowls of English craftsman David Pye, he decided to build his own version of Pye's "fluting engine."
The bowl is a bird
April 30, 2021

Dave Fisher turned a branch into a bowl, and a bowl into a wren.
Faces of the Craft: Rosanna Coyne
April 8, 2021

It was in a class at the North Bennet Street School where Rosanna Coyne discovered carving, and found the passion that changed the course of her woodworking journey.
Tools for power carving
March 15, 2021

Danny Kamerath shows off the tools he uses when power carving.
Side Table with Carved Details
March 1, 2021

The form of David Lamb's table may be simple and Shaker inspired, but the details add an extra level of elegance.
Gesso Highlights Carvings
February 22, 2021

Kristina Madsen embodies her carvings by scrubbing tinted gesso into the facets of naturally finished or painted surfaces to create contrast.
Gouges for Green Woodworking
February 20, 2021

David Fisher puts together a collection of his favorite gouges, suggesting which sizes are most useful and explaining what each is best used for.

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