Carving on Turning
“Carving on Turning” by Chris Pye is a comprehensive guide published by Guild of Master Craftsman Publications in 1995. This 1st edition, written in English and spanning 166 pages, explores the interconnected crafts of carving and turning. The book offers an introduction to various techniques, ranging from simple decorative marks to advanced shaping methods, aimed at enhancing turned objects with artistic flair.
Readers will find a structured approach to learning through 12 projects that increase in difficulty, allowing for progressive skill development. Each project, such as creating a sun bowl or a dolphin mirror, is designed to build on previous techniques while providing clear instructions and supportive illustrations. The book covers essential topics in woodworking and carving, making it a valuable resource for both beginners and those looking to refine their skills in crafts and hobbies related to woodwork and home decor.
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This handsome book, by talented wordworker and teacher Chris Pye, provides background and introduction to two truly disparate, yet entirely complementary, crafts: carving and turning. Discover how simple decorative marks, through to advanced carving and shaping techniques, can enhance your turned objects and add an element of artistry. Begin with a beautiful sun bowl and a wheat-ear breadboard. Make a vase using low relief, or a dolphin mirror with pierced relief and practice shaping skills while working on a mortar and pestle. 12 projects, arranged by difficulty, introduce more and more skills and provide progressive lessons in technique; all accompanied with friendly text, illustrations and photographs. Watch as both your woodworking pleasure and scope grow before your eyes!
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