Introduction & Preparation
Welcome to another chip carving class. This time our project will be chip carving a basswood plate.
I will lead you step-by-step through this project and when you're done you'll have a carved plate to display or give away as a gift.
Various plates styles and assorted carving patterns combine to make wonderful carvings. Here are some plates that I've carved:
Our plate will have a unique design. One that I'm sure you will enjoy carving.
Here is a supply list of what you'll need for class:
Note: all of these supplies are available at the My Chip Carving online store - https://mychipcarving.com/Chip_Carving/Store/store.htm
Chip carving knife
10" Outside Single Beaded Rim Plate, basswood
Pattern Transfer Tool or Graphite transfer paper
Sand eraser (Tombow is preferred)
Compass
Mechanical pencil
Straight edge
Instant Center Finder - recommended, not required
Please reply to this post or email me directly if you have any questions - Marty@MyChipCarving.com
Next lesson: Designing a Pattern
Welcome to another chip carving class. This time our project will be chip carving a basswood plate.
I will lead you step-by-step through this project and when you're done you'll have a carved plate to display or give away as a gift.
Various plates styles and assorted carving patterns combine to make wonderful carvings. Here are some plates that I've carved:
Our plate will have a unique design. One that I'm sure you will enjoy carving.
Here is a supply list of what you'll need for class:
Note: all of these supplies are available at the My Chip Carving online store - https://mychipcarving.com/Chip_Carving/Store/store.htm
Chip carving knife
10" Outside Single Beaded Rim Plate, basswood
Pattern Transfer Tool or Graphite transfer paper
Sand eraser (Tombow is preferred)
Compass
Mechanical pencil
Straight edge
Instant Center Finder - recommended, not required
Please reply to this post or email me directly if you have any questions - Marty@MyChipCarving.com
Next lesson: Designing a Pattern