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Whittling Projects Made Simple

A Step-by-Step Approach to Carving Wood Figures with Basic Knife Tools

Szerző: Brandi Lynch
Nyelv: Angol
Kötés: Puha kötésű
Kiadó: Independently published
Elérhetőség: Várható készletfeltöltés
Küldés 02. 08. 2026
8 744 Ft
Five figures. Four cuts. One knife. One soft block of basswood, a comfortable chair, and a single qu...

Információk a könyvről

Szerző
Brandi Lynch
Nyelv
Angol
Kötés
Könyv - Puha kötésű
Kiadva
2026
oldal
120
EAN
9798189741142
Enbook ID
53375268
Kiadó
Independently published
Súly
299
Méretek
216 x 280 x 6

Teljes leírás

Five figures. Four cuts. One knife. One soft block of basswood, a comfortable chair, and a single quiet hour at the kitchen table are the whole of what this book asks a beginner to bring to the very first cut.

Most whittling guides hand a beginner a spoon or a bowl and hope a recognizable figure turns up later. This book does the opposite from its first page. It teaches figures directly, and it sets a short technique chapter before every project, so no cut or grip ever arrives on the page unpracticed.

From Perching Bird to Standing Farmer

  • Carve five figures in careful sequence: a bird, a gnome, a fox, an old man, and a farmer
  • Build every one of them from the same four cuts: the push, the pull, the stop, and the sweep
  • Read the wood grain before each cut so the blade slices clean instead of tearing the fibres
  • Hold the knife in two safe grips that keep the edge travelling away from your bracing hand
  • Block a face from three simple planes, then set it from calm to curious with a few small cuts
  • Suggest fur, a beard, or hair with adjustable texture lines you control by depth and spacing
  • Layer carved clothing, add a relief accent, and mount a finished figure onto its own base

Work the five figures in the order given and the fifth comes easier than the first, even though the farmer asks for far more of a carver than the bird ever did.

What Actually Sits on the Worktable
  • A single detail or sloyd knife, no bench of gouges and no power tools at all
  • Basswood blanks, a leather strop with honing compound, and basic sandpaper
  • Honest skill ratings and realistic session timings for all five projects
  • Left-handed carvers and supervised young beginners both accounted for
  • A troubleshooting chapter for splits, drifting cuts, and grain that fights back

No power tools. No workshop. No prior experience with a blade. Only a sharp knife, a soft block of wood, and the patience to work one deliberate cut at a time, from a first uncertain chip to five finished figures standing together on a shelf.

Open to the first pattern and start the bird tonight.