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Connect with nature, craft wood: carve beautiful, sustainable creations.

Green Wood Carving

How to Make Beautiful Objects from Unseasoned Wood

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  • Hardcover

    216 pages

  • Release Date

    10 September 2024

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Summary

More than just a ‘how-to’ book, the author’s passion for wood carving as a sustainable craft and his connection to wood and nature shines through on every page. Green Wood Carving includes fascinating information about wood, how it grows, how to use it and what makes it unique. The main carving tools, their uses, and how to look after them are also explained. From coat hooks and candlesticks to spoons and mugs, detailed step-by-steps explain each of the nine projects in words, photographs and…

Book Details

ISBN-13:9781784946906
ISBN-10:1784946907
Author:Harald Lamon
Publisher:GMC Publications
Imprint:Guild of Master Craftsman Publications Ltd
Format:Hardcover
Number of Pages:216
Release Date:10 September 2024
Weight:988g
Dimensions:30mm x 244mm x 281mm
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Green Wood Carving by Harald Lamon - ISBN: 9781784946906
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Critics Review

More than just a ‘how-to’ book, Green Wood Carving expresses author Harald Lamon’s passion for woodcarving as a sustainable craft and his connection to wood and nature. Particularly known for his spoon carving, Harald also owns an area of woodland near More than just a ‘how-to’ book, Green Wood Carving expresses author Harald Lamon’s passion for woodcarving as a sustainable craft and his connection to wood and nature. Particularly known for his spoon carving, Harald also owns an area of woodland near spoons and mugs, detailed step-by-steps explain each of the nine projects in words, photographs and drawings. Simpler projects such as a coat hook, bag clip, candlestick, pot hanger, forest pencil and spoon are followed by advanced projects, including a kuksa (wooden mug) and shrink pot.

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About The Author

Harald Lamon

Harald Lamon lives in the Flemish city of Bruges. He once studied psychology and management, but he eventually turned his passion for wood into his profession. Harald rolled through bushcraft into spoon carving and discovered green woodworking. He took lessons from other master (spoon) carvers, started the Lepelhuis (spoonhouse) and the Lepelbos (spoonwoodlands) and also runs the Bruges Lepelclub (spoonclub). Harald is now a master himself and he guides students in a master-apprenticeship program. Harald likes to share his knowledge about and passion for wood.

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