A CARVED WOODEN ANGEL HERALDS THE JOY OF CHRISTMAS WITH THE HOPE AND PEACE OF LOVE AS FAMILY AND FRIENDS CELEBRATE AGAIN THE GIFT OF CHRISTMAS
~DON AND FRANCES

The ARTISTRY IN WOOD Show is now history with a memory of another memorable show.  A photographic diary of the show can be viewed on face book by clicking of this link:   https://www.facebook.com/pages/Artistry-In-Wood-Dayton-OH/146135895418349 or by visiting the Dayton Carvers Guild website at ~ http://www.daytoncarvers.com/

                                               CINCINNATI CARVING SHOW

                                   Saturday-October 11, 2014 10am to 5:00 pm

                                       Sunday-October 12, 2014 11pm to 4pm

                                                     Admission: Adults $5.00

                    Boy Scouts in Uniform and children under 12 with an Adult – Free

                                                              Free Parking

                                   Ohio National Guard and Woodlawn Recreation Center

                                        10050 Woodlawn Blvd,Woodlawn,Ohio 45215

 Heading South on I-75, Take the Glendale-Milford Exit, Turn (Right) West to Springfield Pike. Turn Left (South) to Grove Rd Right to Woodlawn Blvd.

Heading North on I-75, Take the Glendale-Milford Exit, Turn (Left) West to Springfield Pike. Turn Left (South) to Grove Rd Right to Woodlawn Blvd.

Hello Kitty and Train were gifts carved for each grandchild and the Snowmen were carved for my wife Frances.  She gave me a carving of an Old Man that was carved by good friend Bob Biermann and Rich Smithson of Helvie Knives was commissioned to create the Anniversary Knife. (Click on each photo to enlarge) Read the rest of this entry »

Janet  Denton Cordell, master carver of Arkansas, has had her personal Hitty doll stolen while she was at the Dayton Woodcarving Show November 9, 2013.  This wooden doll is hand carved of ash with a wooden heart on her chest.  She is approximately 6” tall and has painted hair and face.  Her face is distinctive because of the growth rings only on one side of her face.  Here is the link to Janet’s website showing pictures of the doll:  http://www.janetcordell.com/sequoia.html

Any help in finding this doll and returning her to Janet is greatly appreciated.  Please feel free to spread the word to other woodcarving clubs and friends.  The doll can be returned/mailed to Janet at her address on her website with no questions asked.