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SPRING 2013
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Enjoyed Layered Relief
I would like to thank
Woodcarving
Illustrated
magazine. I enjoy each
and every issue and have found
many of the projects very exciting
and challenging. I especially
enjoyed the “Creating a Layered
Relief Carving” project submitted
by Wayne Culley (Fall 2012, Issue
60). It was an exceptionally positive
carving experience for me, and I
am just a little past a novice carver.
The idea behind this project was
In November 2012, I
taught a class on carving
with a pocketknife to
Cub Scout Pack 79 in
Glenmoore, Pa. The
Scouts were completing
the requirements for
the Boy Scouts of
America Whittling
Chip Certification. This
certification grants a
Bear Cub Scout the
right to carry and use
a pocketknife. My son
Robert, grandson Reese,
and granddaughter Juliet
also attended.
Norman Provost
Easton, Pa.
FOX HUNT
J.E. Greyzck of Remus, Mich., and Dixielee
Vineyard of Corryton, Tenn., are the winners
drawn from the correct entries received for
WCI
Holiday 2012 (Issue 61). The fox was
hidden on page 22, in the lead photo of the
spiral ornament article.
Find the fox in this issue, and contact us with
the page number and location. Two readers
randomly selected from all correct replies
will receive a $25 Fox Chapel Publishing gift
certificate. Entries must be received by March
25, 2013, to be eligible.
NOTE: With his feet on
the “ground,” the contest fox faces left (other
foxes in
WCI
don’t count).
Send your entry to
Woodcarving Illustrated
,
Attn: Find the Fox, 1970 Broad Street,
East Petersburg, Pa. 17520, or enter online
under the contests link at www.
Teaching Carving
from our
mailbag
very appealing and I am wondering
if Mr. Culley has published a book
with more of his work. What a thrill
it would be to have several of these
projects available. The members of
our neighborhood carving club have
really liked my carving and two of
them are starting their own.
Charles Beckert
North Ogden, Utah
Editor’s note: We are not aware
of a book of Mr. Culley’s patterns,
but we will share your kind words
with him. You might also enjoy
another simple relief project, the
“Heartfelt Home Door Topper” on
page 60 of this issue.
Wayne Culley’s layered
relief project appeared
in
WCI
Fall 2012
(Issue 60).
Norman Provost recently shared his hobby by teaching
carving to Cub Scouts, including his grandkids.
We’d love to hear from you! Send
us your comments and ideas
on woodcarving to: From Our
Mailbag, Woodcarving Illustrated,
1970 Broad St., East Petersburg,
PA 17520, or e-mail: editors@
