Wood carving Viking and gang

Viking and gang
My first carving. Some old pine firewood that I found laying around. It took many hours to finish. It was too late when I realised half of it was rotten. I filled the rotten part with epoxy and decided to make it a lamp. [OC]
Are there other kits like Beavercraft?
Anyone know what knives this person is using at 4:13?
I may need to find a new sub reddit soon.
Hello from the fishermen gang
Yellow wood fish hook necklace. Material - stabilized Karelian Birch burl
Had to replicate a trim piece on a fireplace mantel leg that was originally carved in the late 1700s to early 1800s. They somehow lost the centerpiece. I was commissioned to hand carve a new piece. Please share with me your thoughts on how you think I did. Thank you.
I carved a small wood spirit!
Draw a pattern on the wood to carve and start carving with simple tools ...
Oops. Forgot me gloves. Only 13 and nearly needed stitches

Posted: 07 Jan 2021 07:44 AM PST

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My first carving. Some old pine firewood that I found laying around. It took many hours to finish. It was too late when I realised half of it was rotten. I filled the rotten part with epoxy and decided to make it a lamp. [OC]

Posted: 06 Jan 2021 11:15 AM PST

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Are there other kits like Beavercraft?

Posted: 07 Jan 2021 08:21 AM PST

My first carving project was the "comfort bird" from Beavercraft. It was great because it was a simple project but also because it came with wood cut to the right size (no bandsaw in my apartment!) and patterns to glue on the side and top, which as a new wood carver, I found really helpful. Are there other kits like this out there? Alternately, is there a good place to look online for side/top patterns?

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Anyone know what knives this person is using at 4:13?

Posted: 06 Jan 2021 09:06 PM PST