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So i was accepted into my first craft show (first time applying, it was a juried show and i got in). So my plan is to make around 100 intarsia ornaments for this show… Not to mention a couple of kaleidoscopes, a few cutting boards, 8 photo frames, some wine stoppers, and a few bandsaw boxes...

This is what I consider to be my first real project (since it's actually leaving the apartment). Everything before this was just practice. My friend just got a new house (today), and it has an awesome man cave in it! Problem is… she isn't a man. A few weeks ago, when she was showing us pictures...

Full disclosure, I saw a picture of this knife block on Pinterest a while back and loved the look. I had no idea of how hard this would be to make if I wanted it to look good. I used Cardinal/Blood wood for the body with Maple for the accent pieces and some Bubinga for the center section...

I am working my tail off to get ready for the Fairmont MN Show this Saturday. I had a request to do a Cardinal for someone who will be attending the show. I started from scratch at 9:00 AM this morning and finished it at 6:30PM today. It's a JGR pattern I've done several times before. I used...

This is a little snowman with a snow shovel and a cardinal bird. He stands about 4.5 inches tall, carved from basswood, painted with acrylics. Claude

This is my first cardinal carving. I made it for my mother as a Christmas gift.

This is my second cardinal carving. I made it for my mother-in-law as a Christmas gift.

These are Word Puzzles in the shape of the animal the work is. The Trout was my first Woodimal, I gave that to a Pastor Friend of mine. The material is all oak, with die on the water, and tung oil on the fish. The second Woodimal was the Cardinal, I gave that to my Sister in law. The...

Scrollsaw Bird feeder pattern Did not Use paint to color Cardinal Bird Feeder except for Black area.. Every thing else Red was a powder Stain.

Carved during a class with Gary Falin at the Renegade Woodcarving Rendezvous in Tennessee. Santa is 10 inches tall, basswood, acrylic paints. Claude

Dennis mentioned that I should show a project done by my wife. I think this is her first try at Woodburning, which I think turned out pretty darn nice. She had to give it up though because the handle of the tool was too hot for her. I was going to purchase one of those new type woodburners, with...