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ANIMAL FIGURE -- CARVED xx ANIMAL FIGURE xx CARVING Curious copy cats. Front and side patterns for stylized cats present an interesting carving challenge. Front and side profile for carving a rabbit dressed up as a "rabbit hunter". Fawn's first steps. Pattern and instructions for carving a very young fawn takings its first tottering steps. The Norse "little people". Patterns and carving tips for trolls, animals, and figures typical of Norwegian carvings. Pattern and instructions for carving a 15"-long tiger from a laminated-wood blank made from three pieces of 3/4" lumber Camel woodcarving. Patterns and carving instructions for a standing, walking and kneeling camel equipped with a decorative saddle. Pattern in the traditional style features a human-like ram's head. Labrador Retriever puppy carving. Pattern and carving directions. Texas Longhorn caricature pattern. Carving losing out on Greenland. Patterns and examples of traditional native carvings from Greenland. Both wood and bone carvings described. How to carve a rabbit sitting on its haunches. Carving a horse head with a flexible-shaft power tool. Summer field mouse to carve is designed to rest on top of an object and look down. How to carve an African elephant. Patterns for carving an ox and a donkey. Patterns are part of an annual series of figures for a Nativity scene that began in Chip Chats 1986. Installing glass eyes in natural-finish wildlife carvings. Resting figures of a lion and lamb to carve, based on the Biblical image of peace. Carving either a running fox facing straight ahead or one startled and halted in mid-stride. Raccoon pattern to carve. Carving the American elk. Carving and painting pattern and instructions. Pattern and instructions for carving a griffin. Pattern of a lion to carve. Pattern and instructions for carving an armadillo. Golden retriever carving pattern and instructions. Pattern and instructions for carving a harnessed horse. Carving jointed figures. Patterns and instructions for making a carved rabbit and bear with arms and legs that move. The joint action is simplified by making the carving blank from separate pieces of 3/4" lumber. Carving a realistic beaver. The carving blank is made by laminating 5 pieces of 3/4" thick lumber. Carving a realistic grizzly bear (11" tall). Part 1. Preparing the carving blank. Multiple views and patterns are included. Make your carved animals more appealing to buyers by taking some artistic license with the eyes, legs and other physical elements. Some tips. Carving a realistic grizzly bear (11" tall). Part 2. Rough shaping and rounding. Pattern for carving a long-eared rabbit. Top, front and both sides are shown. Front and side view patterns for carving a domestic horse and ox. Carve a realistic peccary, a small, piglike mammal. Carving a realistic grizzly bear (11" tall). Part 3. Some tips on detailing. Side profile (pattern) of a jumping whitetail buck. Carve a "watchdog". Pattern for carving a 4" tall long-haired dog. Install a clockwork to make a unique desk clock. Musicians of Bremen. Part 1. Carve a realistic donkey figure 10" long. The carving blank is made by laminating three pieces of 3/4" thick lumber. Four-view patterns included (side, top, front, back). Musicians of Bremen. Part 2. Carving the dog, cat and rooster figures which stand atop the donkey to form the singing animals featured in a brothers Grimm fairy tale. Four-view patterns included. Carving a seated lion with one front paw raised. Two lion carvings in this position may be used to support a coat of arms. The carving blank is formed by laminating 5 pieces of 3/4" thick lumber. Three views (side, front, back) and alternate poses are illustrated. Carvings of old Burma. Part 3. Stack of elephants, Mongolian horses, dragon silhouette, etc. Carving tip on rounding an animal's legs without going too far on one side. Making and inlaying small wooden eyes for carved animal figures. Pattern and instructions for carving a realistic pig 9" long. Carve a tiger striped cat from a piece of 1.5" thick carving wood measuring 8"x9". Duck People are carved from 2"x2"x4" blocks of scrap wood. Basic pattern and carving tips included. Carving the head of a grizzly bear. Instructions from laminating the block of basswood to applying a finish. Pattern for bear head must be ordered. Airedale terrier dog woodcarving pattern and instructions. How to carve a replica skull of a shorthorn steer from wood. Pattern for a dachshund dog to carve. The eyes have it! How to create life and depth in carved animal eyes by adding outlining, shading and detail with woodburning. Bobcat woodcarving pattern and instructions. Pattern for a relief carving of a gargoyle or caricature of a griffin. Jointed figure carving of a bear features movable arms and legs. The separate limbs are held in place with elastic. Detailed patterns and assembly instructions included. Pattern and carving tips for a cat effigy based on a Colusa Indian relic from Key Marco, Florida (circa 1500). Pattern and tips for carving a pig caricature sitting upright in a washtub. Carving starts with a wooden egg. Realistic cat carving in a playful stance. Carving blank is fabricated from 3/4" stock. Three-view pattern and carving instructions included. Realistic carving of a farmer playing fetch with a dog, leading a horse, etc. Patterns included for both the man and the dog. Preparing the blank and carving wooden antlers for any wood-carved elk (9" long to 12" long). Adirondack dancing bears. Pattern and carving tips. Nanny and the Kids. Pattern and carving tips for realistic goats. Pattern for carving "Pigasus", a pig with wings. Hoop cheese Charlie. Pattern for a mouse sitting atop a wedge of cheese. Fawns. Patterns and carving tips for young deer in various poses. Begging dog caricature. Three-view photo and two-view pattern included. Carve a fox standing in the snow with his nose in a rabbit hole, and the rabbit hiding in the burrow. Carving a squirrel. Patterns shown for several poses. Classic carving pattern of a dragon with wings and a long tail. Classic carving pattern for a lion with wings. Roll out the bear-all. Carve a small bear or hedgehog from scraps of 2" lumber. Pattern included. Grotesque. Multi-view pattern for carving a gargoyle. Carve a ferret. Pattern included. Gridded pattern for carving a pack mule figure. A look at the woodcarving of craftsman Peter Engler. Instructions and pattern for carving a robin are included. The carousel horse. Replicas of merry-go-round horses feature hollow carcase construction. Basic instructions for building and carving a wooden horse suitable for display or a rocking horse. A stylized cat is formed by laminating light and dark wood, band sawing the profile, and then rasping, carving, and sanding to final shape. It's fun to carve animals in caricature. Pattern for a camel shown. Coon dog or hound dog is shown in 6 positions (side views only). Carve a small turtle from wood and use a walnut shell as the shell of the turtle. Front and side profile for carving a Texas Jack Rabbit which stands almost 10" tall. Carving horse models. Tips on getting the legs and head anatomically correct and achieving proper body proportions. Jack & Jill. Front and side patterns for two dogs, a Scotty and a "mutt". Pattern for a bull moose which stands over 10" tall. Jackknife sculpture. Cigarette box features Pedro, a hound dog with large ears, as the handle for the top. Built and carved from white pine. A frog on the lily-pad. Each is done from a separate piece of wood. Pattern and tips for carving and painting a championship hog (pig). Pattern and instructions for carving and painting an American Bullfrog. Tips on carving animal paws is an excerpt from the book "Manual of Wood Carving & Wood Sculpture, Book 2." Whittling is my hobby. Pattern for a donkey which accompanies a "miner, forty-niner". Special effects in woodcarving. Certain carvings, particularly some animals, require a faceted surface (hair, lines, grooves, etc.) instead of a smooth surface. Some tips on carving special effects. Pattern for a carved squirrel sitting on its haunches eating a nut. Pattern and instructions for carving a bear cub. Begin by band sawing out the blank. Pattern for carving a stylized mouse, sitting on his hind legs and sniffing the air. Pattern for a wooden horse to carve. The horse is standing straight and tall on all four legs. It stands about 4" tall. Charted patterns for two rabbits. One is laying down with its ears cocked and listening. The other is sitting up on its haunches with both ears raised. Brandy. Top and side profile for carving a golden retriever dog out of butternut. Special effects in woodcarving. Tips on carving animal eyes to add emphasis to the carving. Pattern for carving an elephant with short tusks. How to carve the French Lop rabbit. Profile pattern for a carved scotty dog. How to carve a woodchuck (groundhog). Pattern for carving a Koala Bear climbing a tree stump. Pattern for a pair of stylized "sourpuss" cats. Patterns for the four animals from the brothers Grimm story "The Bremen Town Musicians". Pattern for a cock, cat, dog, and donkey. Pattern for carving a sow (pig) nursing six piglets. Simple pattern for carving a beaver. Four-view pattern for carving a seal reclining on a rock. Charted pattern (four views) of a large bear walking on all four legs. The mouth is open and the teeth are bared. Carving an Arabian stallion horse's head. Part 2. Three woodcarvings of the Northwest Coast Indians are characterizations of the otter, beaver and owl. Five relief carving projects. (1) Canadian goose. (2) Landing duck. (3) Elephant. (4) White tail deer. (5) Head-and-shoulder profile of Indian with feathered headdress and his horse. Chain saw carving. Step-by-step photos for carving a seated bear figure from a log. Carve a bear figure (6"x3"x2") from wood. Full-size pattern and carving instructions included. Carve a bunny figure in wood. Full-size pattern and carving instructions included. Carve a pig caricature of a football fan. Relief carving of a rodeo rider (cowboy) on a bucking horse. Carve "Roscoe the Raccoon", an original design from Desiree Hajny. An accompanying article profiles this artist. Carve a whale. Includes a pattern for a sperm whale. Carve a howlin' coyote. Pattern and tips on carving and finishing. Otto the Otter carving pattern and instructions. A pair of hound dogs to carve. Perfect pachyderm. How to carve a small, realistic elephant (4"x8"x6" high). Wooden carvings of a begging mouse and a crouching mouse are equipped with wire-frame "eyeglasses" and long curlicue tails made from basket reed. The beginners' guide to relief carving. Part 3. Carving in a frame. Project shown features the head of a German shepherd dog. Carving a realistic representation of an otter with captured fish laying on a rock outcropping. Carving a black-footed ferret standing upright on a rock. Carve a white-footed mouse cleaning himself while sitting on a rock. Bison (buffalo) woodcarving. Includes patterns and instructions on carving, woodburning, and painting. Carve a family of three monkeys sitting together on a large branch. Brown bear woodcarving. Includes patterns and instructions on carving, woodburning and painting. Carving animals in the round. Thorough research is required for accurate reproduction. Prickly personality. A simple hedgehog is an easy introduction to the skills of woodcarving. Mare and foal. How to carve a scene of equine affection. How to carve a pair of fighting horses. Carving a 5-foot tall mouse from a tree trunk. Carve a life-size playful kitten. Tip describes a fast technique for carving animal fur. A description of how to carve a rat's head. Tip suggests using thorns from a rose bush as the teeth in wild animal carvings. Tips on carving some fierce looking Australian animals (lizards and bilby). How to carve a wooden replica of the "Children In Need" Pudsey Bear logo with a hanky eye patch. How to carve some simple sheep in the round. How to carve an African lion. Projects to help beginners build basic carving skills. Part 4. Carving a characterised elephant in the round. German hoop turners' tools. How specialist tools are used to cut hoops from wet end grain. The profile of the hoop is normally the profile of an animal. The hoops are then sliced into pieces and the resulting blank is carved to complete the animal figure. Figure and decorative carving. Part 2. Pattern and instructons for carving a dolphin standing on its tail. The wooden horse. Tips from Ian Norbury describes how he sets about carving the magnificent equine subjects for which he is renowned. How to carve a magnificent scarlet dragon which symbolizes the Royal Welsh ancestry of the Tudor dynasty. How to carve a miniature Japanese charm called a Netsuke. Pattern is for a mouse curled up into a ball. Step-by-step account of how three dolphins are carved separately and then combined into one piece of sculpture. High relief carving of a male lion crouched for drinking at a water hole. Model horses. How to carve the animals that draw model carriages, carts and wagons. Getting started in simple woodcarving using a coping saw, two pocket knives, three gouges, mallet, scalpel, and small files. Includes patterns for a rabbit, dog, cat, sea horse, teddy bear, and a bird. Part 1. Getting started in simple woodcarving. Part 2. Carving details for the dog figure. Getting started in simple woodcarving. Part 3. Refining and varnishing the dog figure. An introductory course on woodcarving. Part 2. Thinking in 3D. How to achieve a successful first carving. The project shown is a pig laying on the ground. Caving without chisels. Using a band saw, rasps and files to create stylized animal and bird shapes. Capturing the grace, vitality and sense of movement when designing and carving bird and animal figures. Minimalism with style. An approach to carving animal figues which reduces them to their most basic form and makes the fullest use of the grain structure of the wood. Hippo wood sculpture. Top edge and profile patterns included. | |||||||||
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