So on your bench?

[sludgeguy]

Just wondering what everyone is working on now that the Holidays are history? I'm working on mice and stuff for an up coming show in Bellevue Ohio.

Sound off,
Doug

[kitaye]

I've returned to working on relief carvings after breaking my latest spoon at the bowl. I've got two projects going both are relief. Both going very slowly.

[Dan S]

I'm carving a couple of things. I have a Kestrell in progress, a pirate ship and a man who really needs to get into a bathroom which is out of order. The last is an accidental carving. I made the roughout too large for my ship and I didn't want to waste him. I hope he turns out well.

Dan

[slivers&dust]

I'm working on a 12x8x3 high relief of Jack Sparrow

[brian-bailey]

I'm doing several relief carvings in butternut.

[skidmore]

Right now Im doing wood spirits. But Im getting ready to carve some Whimsical Birds.

Forrest of NC

[againstthegrain]

Lol...I'm still finishing a Santa carving. I'm hoping it is ready for next Christmas.

I've been practicing some woodburning. (Got a woodburner for Christmas) Built a pyrography table...does that count?

[tnartist05]

Im back as always to carving fangs and alot of hair! Wolves.

Forrest

[CarverFromNoWhere]

I am working on two different articles for WCI one I submitted and was approved and another one I have been asked to write. Along with a pile of knives, some wood spirits, an elf who was hiding, and I think there is a bark lighthouse sitting around someplace.
Carl

[RUssL.]

-I have Susan’s Grape leaf man as an ongoing project
-A version of CraverRog’s abstract ribbon carving (2.0)
-Putting a finish on an otherwise completed chip carved platter
-Drawing the layout for a new chip carved platter ( I have it here at work!)
-Drawing the layout on a butternut plank for a repaired panel by Ross Fuller from the -Guild of Master Craftsman book “Beginning Woodcarvving” (also here at work…for the large photocopier!)
-Assembling a new gouge rack
-Finish an in-the-round turtle for my daughter
-A small oak plaque from the “weekend project” series from the British magazine “Woodcarving”.
-An acanthus handled spoon started from and old issue of WCI

As a hobby carver I'm all about the process.
So, for every project I actually complete I have three or four new ones started...just to keep me engaged and to always have things at different levels of completion and new types of challenges.
Each just an excuse & chance to walk into my little shop space and be at peace with the world once again...

Russ