Carving Realistic Flowers, Revised Edition: Morning Glory, Hibiscus, Rose: Ready-To-Use Patterns, Step-By-Step Projects, Reference Photos - Marsh, Wanda
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Flowers so lifelike, you won't believe they're made from wood Imagine a beautiful red rose. Now imagine carving that rose in wood. Impossible? Not with the techniques in this classic book from award-winning flower carver Wanda Marsh. Three projects - each incorporating new skills and techniques - are structured to guide you through the basics of flower carving. Learn to carve the simple, star-patterned petals of the morning glory, move on to the fringed petals of the hibiscus, then carve the delicate, nesting petals of the rose. Each project includes: - reference photos of the live flower -…mehr

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Flowers so lifelike, you won't believe they're made from wood Imagine a beautiful red rose. Now imagine carving that rose in wood. Impossible? Not with the techniques in this classic book from award-winning flower carver Wanda Marsh. Three projects - each incorporating new skills and techniques - are structured to guide you through the basics of flower carving. Learn to carve the simple, star-patterned petals of the morning glory, move on to the fringed petals of the hibiscus, then carve the delicate, nesting petals of the rose. Each project includes: - reference photos of the live flower - full-size, ready-to-use patterns - a list of common tools - start-to-finish carving instruction - step-by-step painting instruction "This book stands out because of its beautiful color photographs and its excellent painting guidelines. Even relatively inexperienced carvers should enjoy success . . . perfect for woodcarvers and those interested in decorative arts. " - Library Journal
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Wanda Marsh is an award-winning carver of fish, animals and caricatures as well as flowers. Her awards include a sweep of the flower division at the 2000 International Woodcarvers Congress (morning glory, first place; hibiscus, second place; rose, third place) and a People's Choice Award for an iris at the Houston Area Woodcarvers Show. She holds other honors for fish carving from the Louisiana Wildfowl Carvers and Collectors Guild, the East Texas Woodcarvers Annual Show, the Killeen Centroplex Woodcarvers Show and the World Fish Carving Championship.