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Carved on Douglas Fir
Work in Progress
Medieval woodcarving - Norse, Celtic, Country, Sculpture, Relief - high and low, and instructions in carving and how to set up a shop.
Welcome All
Contained within this blog, are works of carvings completed and in progress, with information and links to view.
Welcome to the Carving Site
welcome sign in Norse
Norse Carving - Dragon/wyrm
Link to the Norse Designs blog
For those that wish to see the nunerous designs that are available this link will take you directly to the blogspot of Norse designs and Celtic Designs for your viewing. The link is http://norsecarvingdesigns.blogspot.com/
The Norse Custom Design Site and sale site for Lord Kasper and students
http://norsedesigns.blogspot.com
For those that wish to see a period information site on Viking art go to link www.vikinganswerlady.com/beasts.shtml
To go to the guild charters use these links
http://tudorelizabethancostuming.blogspot.com
Tudor Elizabethan Renaissance Costuming Guild
http://trrmwgmedievalwoodcraft.blogspot.com
TRMWG Medieval Woodcraft Guild
The Norse Custom Design Site and sale site for Lord Kasper and students
http://norsedesigns.blogspot.com
For those that wish to see a period information site on Viking art go to link www.vikinganswerlady.com/beasts.shtml
To go to the guild charters use these links
http://tudorelizabethancostuming.blogspot.com
Tudor Elizabethan Renaissance Costuming Guild
http://trrmwgmedievalwoodcraft.blogspot.com
TRMWG Medieval Woodcraft Guild
Norse woodcarving raven
Miniature Carvings
Contain in the three photos below are some of my works in fine and detail carving. The Tudor Rose is 4 inch in diameter, the spoons are carved spoons with a chain and the bager in a half shell is 1 3/8 inches high.
Bager in a half shell
Norse Engagement Spoon
Tudor Rose Carving
Links to other sites and chatrooms.
The following is the links to other chatrooms and sites of interest. The first two sites listed are SCA chatroom sites and must be logged into.
Woodworking
http://ca.groups.yahoo.com/group/trmwg
Tudor Elizabethan and Renaissance Costuming
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/tudor-elizabethan-costuming
Personal site to Lady Christiana Blog site for Elizabethan Costuming and custom period furniture.
http://elizabethanwoodjoineryandcostume.blogspot.com/
Link to the Manor of Pheasant Household to veiw more
http://mannorofpheasanthollow.blogspot.com
Woodworking
http://ca.groups.yahoo.com/group/trmwg
Tudor Elizabethan and Renaissance Costuming
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/tudor-elizabethan-costuming
Personal site to Lady Christiana Blog site for Elizabethan Costuming and custom period furniture.
http://elizabethanwoodjoineryandcostume.blogspot.com/
Link to the Manor of Pheasant Household to veiw more
http://mannorofpheasanthollow.blogspot.com
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Blog Archive
Carvings of Eagles
Lady of the Lake
Carved on Douglas Fir
How To Determine a Wood Carving Bench Height
Hint! Rather than giving a predetermined measured height the real way to know how tall (or short) your bench should be is to place your index and forefinger under your elbow with your elbow hanging comfortably by your side. the distance from your forefinger to the floor is your bench height. this also works for a sitting bench. just sit in the chair you choose to use and the same system works.
Woodcarving Bench
Work in Progress
Urnes hound. dragons and snakes
Wild Boar - relief carving in walnut
Disclaimer
For all those legal begal types out there who like to try and ruin people's fun...this is an unofficial link to the SCA website. This website is the personal property of Lord Kasper and all information links to the SCA listed here already is listed pubicly on the web.
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