Carve a Wood Spirit in a Walking Stick at WoodCraftPlans.com

Carve a Wood Spirit in a Walking Stick
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Skylar Johnson shows you all the steps required for carving a woodspirit in an Aspen hiking stick. The techniques may be used for carving in any type of wood. Step-by-step instructions include optional sections for carving your woodspirit with a mouth or a long flowing beard and mustache and also open or squinting eyes. Also includes a gallery section of aspen and cottonwood woodspirits.

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