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  1. Folk art birds

    This is a pair of folk art bird bottle stoppers I just finished today. The first is an American robin, and is 5.5 inches from tip of beak to tip of tail. The second is a crow or raven, and is 5.25 inches from tip of beak to tip of tail. Both are carved from basswood and painted with acrylic...
    basswood bird crow folk art raven robin

  2. Crow and Jar

    From Aesop's fables. A crow fills a jar with pebbles in order to raise the water level so he may drink. It is meant to show the value of hard work. The base is manzanita burl, the crow is sugar pine and the jar is turned mahogany. The little tree is driftwood from the beach. Some pretty...
    bird burl carving crow whimsy woodcarving
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