
“Santa Warming Feet at Stove” is a Floyd Rhadigan rough out. Floyd comes up with some of the neatest carving ideas to be available in his rough out selections. Even though the WOOD BEE CARVER likes to carve from a square block of basswood, yet on occasion a rough out will become a challenging carving project. This Rhadigan project comes with four parts: stove top and bottom, Santa on rocker and a base basswood board. Read the rest of this entry »

These two Magi carvings were commissioned for two friends to be added to earlier commissioned carvings for a Nativity Scene. Each Magi carving is the same Magi even though each one has features that make each one unique and distinct in their own right. Thus, using visual comparisons, the viewer can detect the subtle differences in the photographs below. Read the rest of this entry »
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The BLUES BROTHERS are the latest edition of the WOOD BEE CARVER Signature Series knives made by HELVIE KNIVES. In the two photos above, the top knife in each photo were the first to be designed and developed. The BUZZ BEE in the left photo and the BUSY BEE is in the right photo. Previous postings describing these two knives can be reviewed by clicking on BUZZ 1 and BUZZ 2 and BUZZ 3. Read the rest of this entry »

WHITTLE DWARF TUTORIAL is now available as a PDF document under BEE HIVE in the right column of the Home Page of this blog. All items in the BEE HIVE are instructional PDF documents that can be viewed on the computer as well as printed.
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Pictured above are twenty-one Whittle Dwarfs as part of this Photographic Display of some of the carvings that will be at the WOOD BEE CARVER’s display table at the ARTISTRY IN WOOD Show ~ October 14 and 15, 2017 at the Roberts Centre, Wilmington, OH (Exit 50 on Interstate 71 and Route 68). Read the rest of this entry »

Don Worley, the creator of No-See-Ums has created another fun and addictive carving project called “Biker Dudes.” Read the rest of this entry »