Cedar waxwing Pattern

[smith11]

Hey Everyone !

Currently i am working on wood carving of (birds & insects) i want to some suggestions about patterns , which pattern should be used their ,Cedar Waxwing pattern or Bohemian Waxwing Pattern ,

please assist me with your usefull information

regards .

[markken5889]

Hi Smith,

check out www.jenningsdecoycompany.com they have a kit for CWW that includes a blank, matching eyes and pewter feet and a stiller pattern. Good service too!
Good luck - show us your finished results!

Mark

[smith11]

Hey mark
thank for your usefull reply i have visited that link such an awesome site but i am not getting your point about CWW kit , what is CWW ? i have visited the website but i have not found any content related to it , their was options like
Showcase
Community
Education
??

[markken5889]

If you go to their catalog or shop through their site, you'll find different kits and carving supplies. CWW = cedar wax wing. I got that kit and loved it. I've ordered one of thier lesser yellowlegs kits and am waiting for it now.

Mark

[markken5889]

here's the link

Cedar Wax Wing carving kit [CO-CW-XK] - $25.95 : Jennings Decoy Company, Quality wood carving supplies for the decoy, bird and fish carver

[Hugh-P]

The cedar wax wing and the bohemian wax wing are different sizes, the cedar wax wing is smaller. I think I posted this information earlier, but Sugar Pine had a great looking kit for carving the Bohemian Wax wing, never looked to see if there was a kit for the Cedar Wax Wing.

[markken5889]

Hi Hugh,

Thanks for that info. That's what I like about this forum - learn somethin' new every day!

Mark

[Robson Valley]

There's a pattern for a cedar wax wing smack dab in the middle of my living room picture window.
Want me to trace it for you? I guess there are no Darwin Awards for birds.

[MichelleOH]

As a bird lover, I find that comment very sad. It's not the birds fault.

[Robson Valley]

Too true, Michelle. If my windows were tilted downwards, they would reflect the ground and I believe there would be fewer bird strikes. Normally, I don't have the dining room curtains open, I don't want the birds to think(?) that they can fly right through the house.