Whittling the Travelling Gnome Tutorial Part 6 or... How I detail and texture the beard.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 มี.ค. 2021
- In part 6 (of 6) of my Whittling the Travelling Gnome Tutorial I carve the moustache and add texture to the beard.
Gnome is carved from 1x1x3 inch basswood. For more pictures of the final product see / dywoodcarving .
Thanks for making this series and sharing your art. Just watched all of them in a row and got inspired. My wife is collecting gnomes all over the house so hopefully I can surprise her with some carvings. Ty!
Thank you for linking this video to me. Now I can finish my very first carving!!
Thanks so much for all your videos, your instruction (both visual and verbal) is superb. As a new whittler/carver I've just finished my first gnome, which I'm really quite pleased with - prior to finding your channel I would never have imagined myself saying that without considerably more practice and experience. I'm looking forward to my next whittling project.
That's great! Thanks for the kind words and encouragement.
I love this little guy he is so cute. I prefer to whittle small characters, so he is perfect for me
Very cool vid. Thanks for posting. Gonna go try one of these myself!
Great video series very easy to follow along as a beginner:>)
Mine doesn't look like yours but first time carving anything and with your instruction was able to pull it off at least. Great video, great job. Easy to follow instruction. Look forward to more.
Great work! Really enjoyed watching. Looking forward to the next project. Sub.
Thank you so much for posting the conclusion of this! I've been eagerly waiting to have the whole series before starting. I had been checking regularly, but somehow missed that you posted it a couple of days ago - I'm sure I checked, don't know why I didn't see it. Very excited to carve along with this now!
Thanks for the videos! I followed along and just finished. This is my first carving, and he looks... uh - ok. But I'm pleased for my first time. The pacing and the detail you provided was just right, I thought.
I’ve carved a bunch of gnomes based on your article in WCI but just discovered your TH-cam channel today. It was a eureka moment !! I always struggled a bit with arms and beard details. Your videos showed me exactly where I need to change. Thanks so much for posting these.
Now I need to get out into the shop and carve 😊
Glad it helped! Thanks for watching!
Just finished mine! It's soo simple to follow step by step!! Will make another one even better! 😄👍🏼
Very very nice. My wife is also starting woodcarving. Very usefull video.
Many thanks.
This was awesome. Your pace and tips were perfect for beginners like myself. Excellent carve along video.
Thank you for posting this! My first attempt at carving, although it doesn’t look nearly as good as yours, I’m encouraged to keep at it and hone my skills.
I like the way you texture hair and beard.
Your a caver of fabulous detail, I carve small characters. Can’t wait to see what you do next.
Try taping a square where your camera shot is. I lost track of what you were doing a little you were off camera.
Thanks for sharing . Keep at it 👍👍
New to carving and I thought this video (all 6) was great!! Can you tell me where you got those stylus's to do your fine painting?
I get all my painting supplies from major hobby stores like Michael's or Hobby Lobby. I do find that I like the really small fine point brushes in the models section more than what's in the aisle with the paints. I have a couple embossing tools that work well for small dots, those can be found at those stores as well.