Each Harold Enlow Mastercarver Study Stick kit Includes a Step-By-Step Booklet
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With renowned carver Harold Enlow as your teacher, both beginner and advanced carvers will learn expert techniques to produce realistic caricature carvings! From a witch, a cowboy, and a wood spirit to various types of detailed faces, eyes, lips, noses, mouths, and hair, these Learn to Carve study sticks are a must-have resource that belong on the shelves of every passionate wood carver.
We’ve recently improved our Learn to Carve study stick kits to provide the best possible learning experience. Now made from high-quality, hand-cast resin with a natural wood stain, each study stick details a step-by-step progression to making realistic caricatures and facial features. Included with each study stick is a 32-page instructional booklet with easy-to-follow directions and coordinating close-up photography to guide you through every step.
From these study kits, you’ll be able to take the techniques you’ve learned and the caricatures you’ve mastered into an array of future carving projects!
“Author Harold Enlow is a renowned wood carver and if he can’t teach you how to carve wood, nobody can.”
32-Page Booklet
12” Solid Resin Study Stick
40-Page Booklet
11.5” Solid Resin Study Stick
24-Page Booklet
11.25” Solid Resin Study Stick
32-Page Booklet
12” Solid Resin Study Stick
32-Page Booklet
12” Solid Resin Study Stick
32-Page Booklet
12” Solid Resin Study Stick
32-Page Booklet
12” Solid Resin Study Stick
32-Page Booklet
10.5” Solid Resin Study Stick
Whittle along with Felix Immler as he shows you how to create a wood carved dart! Make it for yourself or share this project with a young carver who is just learning how to handle a Swiss Army Knife.
Sample this free wood carving pattern and tutorial by Desiree Hajny, author of the new Carving & Painting Adorable Animals in Wood Book.
Tom Hindes, Author of Whittling in your Free Time, will walk you through this fast, fun, and easy wood carving for beginners tutorial.
Basswood eggs are easy to carry in your pocket or pack, and this hedgehog makes a fun trail project. If you don’t have an egg, whittle a branch or piece of scrap into an egg, and start carving.
Great for stressful times or gifting to someone you love, comfort animal carvings are beginner wood carvings that have a deeper purpose.
Master facial proportions and balance, from realistic faces to exaggerated expression caricatures, with study sticks as your reference. Here are 9 tips for carving faces from Expert Carver Harold Enlow.
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