Table of Contents
- Tree-hat Santa
- Gnome
- Smörkniv A & B
- Carve an Evergreen Tree
- Ball in a Cage
- Carve a Hedgehog
- Carving Knives – A Perspective
- Carve an Alligrabbor or a Clipodile
- Carving the Moravian Star
- Advanced Painting Techniques
- Carve a Penguin
- Introduction to Acrylic Painting
- Basic 5-Minute Wizard
- Smörkniv
- Butter Knife Patterns
- Celtic Green Man Spoon
- Happy Tree
- Skulk of Foxes

Tree-hat Santa
By Dale Hall


Smörkniv A & B Instructions and Patterns
by Bert Bleckwenn

Carve an Evergreen Tree
By Dale Hall

Ball in a Cage
by Dale Hall

Carve a Hedgehog
by Val Hildegrand

Carving Knives – Perspective
by Bert A. Bleckwenn

Carve an Alligrabbor or a Clipodile
by John Laffan
01/18/24

Carving the Moravian Star
By John Laffan
11/16/23

Advanced Painting Techniques
By Bert Bleckwenn

Carving a Penguin
By John Laffan

Introduction to Acrylic Painting
by Ed Kerns

Basic 5-Minute Wizard Tutorial
Popularized by Tom Hines And Doug Linker
Program Led By:
Ed Kerns & John Laffan
Acknowledgements to:
Dale Hall
Montgomery County
YouTube link to Doug Linker’s video: https://youtu.be/AlIr95-ZlCc

The Smörkniv – What it is and How to Make One
by Dale Hall – 2020
A Smörkniv is a Swedish cultural icon of the traditional butter knife. It is a great first project to learn about wood grain pattern, and basic carving knife skills.

Butter Knife Patterns
Sourced from the Internet by Bert Bleckwenn, 07/11/22
Harley Refsal’s Smörkniv style and other butter knife spreader patterns with quarter-inch sizing guides for scaling sizes.

Celtic Green Man Spoon
A pierced carving using a scroll saw and carved. The design is a combination of green man and Celtic knot carving pattern.
John Laffan, 07/12/22

Happy Tree
Painting patterns, based on original article by Larry Green in Woodcarving Illustrated (Winter 2017, Issue 81) and two YouTube instructional videos by Larry Green and Doug Linker.
Bert Bleckwenn, 07/11/22

Skulk of Foxes
a series of carved stylized foxes in a variety of different American wood species. Individual photos of different wood species included so they can be used to select different color and grain patterns of American Wood species.
Bert A Bleckwenn, 07/11/22
You must be logged in to post a comment.