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Whether you're a novice with a casual interest in woodcarving or an experienced woodworker, you'll find the perfect book — or books! — to suit your style. These guides include instructions on techniques, suggestions for designs, and projects for everything from animal decoys to ornamental frames and panels.
Products in Woodcarving |  | | | |  | The Book of Wood Carving
by Charles Marshall Sayers
Finest book for beginners discusses fundamentals and offers 34 designs for panels, bookends, mirrors, and other projects.
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|  | Carving Animal Caricatures
by Elma Waltner
Specific instructions, photographs, and angle sketches for 24 projects — from Bolivar Bull through Casper Camel. Only simplest tools and materials used. 94 illustrations. "Excellent for the beginner." — National Carvers Museum Review.
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|  | Carving Duck Decoys
by Harry V. Shourds, Anthony Hillman
Detailed instructions and full-size templates for constructing 16 beautiful, marvelously practical decoys according to the time-honored South Jersey method.
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| | |  | Easy-to-Do Flower Patterns for Woodcarvers
by Mack Sutter
21 full-page floral patterns including roses, violets, tropical water lilies, birds of paradise, many more. Expert advice on carving, selecting woods, and applying finishes. 21 full-size photographs illustrate each finished carving.
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| |  | Manual of Traditional Wood Carving
by Paul N. Hasluck
Superb guide to every aspect of the craft combines practical instruction with more than 1,000 photos and diagrams. Projects range from simple — boxes, chests, chairs — to complex — tables, cabinets, beds.
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| |  | Whittling and Woodcarving
by E. J. Tangerman
Best book on market; clear, full. If you can cut a potato, you can carve toys, puzzles, chains, much more. Over 464 illustrations.
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