Wood Carving Illustrated - Issue #26 - Spring 2004

Ray McKenzie's Fish Gallery
If the fish aren't biting, then sit back and cast your eyes on a master carver's prize winners.

A Sprightly Rabbit
Follow Larry 'Spiö Spinak's step-by-step photos and take the
guesswork out of carving a seasonal pin.

Product Review
The Flexcut SlipStrop kit provides molded profiles shaped to accommodate a host of gouges and V tools.

Caricature Painting From a Pro
Gary Falin scores a touchdown when painting Pass the Bacon.

Classic Roses
Power carver Bill Janney enhances a family heirloom jewelry box
using the latest in high-speed technology.

On the Wild Side
Cosponsored by WCI, this first-time wildlife carving competition
brought out top carvings that display motion, emotion and attention
to detail.

Little Black Duck
Bob Buyer's use of handtools brings intimacy to a full-bodied piece
of folk art.

All About Sandpaper
Master the nitty-gritty of a useful, though much maligned, carving accessory.

Dust Collector: The Bargain Version
Making one for under $10 is a breeze, and you'll be healthier in the bargain.

Carve a Sign
It takes only a few handtools to brighten up your property.

Design Your Own Caricature or Portrait
WCI Editor-at-Large Roger Schroeder couldn't help but smile when
he saw his amusing portrait in wood take shape.

Noah's Ark
W.F. (Bill) Judt's fascinating relief carving should inspire you to
embark on your own carving voyage.

Woodcarving the Country Bear and His Friends
Share a pattern from a new Fox Chapel Publishing book
by Mike Shipley.

Product Review
The Spring Clip Opticaid can be attached to virtually every style of eyeglasses, making even the smallest cuts as clear as a bell.

Dogwood Floral