When it comes to wood carving, it's all about mastering the art step by step. So, before you dive headfirst into the world of hardwoods like oak, walnut, or mahogany, why not start your carving journey with some softwoods? Softwoods like pine or basswood are perfect for beginners, offering a smooth carving experience with less resistance. They provide a gentle introduction to carving techniques, being more affordable, readily available, and great for honing your skills ✨ 🌿 | BeaverCraft

In woodcarving I find so much more pleasure in the doing than I do in the finishing (as with so many other things I guess!! 😅). For the most part this is just because I love the process; the slow, mindful shaving away at the wood, the problem solving and that feeling when you get into the zone, when you feel entirely in harmony with the wood that you’re working with. But there is also the issue of being your own harshest critic where all you see are the flaws rather than the virtues of your fin

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