Carving a Double Rosette - Complete Lesson
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- Опубліковано 5 сер 2024
- This standalone lesson provides the complete process for carving a two-layered rosette.
Follow along with three HD camera angles, detailed verbal instruction, and annotated tools matching the tool list provided below as well as a printable template.
Template: www.marymaycarving.com/carvin...
Tool List: 3mm v-chisel; #3, 6mm; #3, 14mm; #5, 8mm; #5, 12mm; #5, 14mm; #, 7, 8mm; #7, 14mm
Video editing and effects by Caleb May, mcfstudios@gmail.com
What a terrific lesson! Thank you. I'm wow'd by her skills both as an artist and as a teacher. Well done!!
Thanks for sharing ,I see UA-cam from Italy good day
Great job, thank you.
Thank you for this video.I love your teaching.I can't wait to fix my email so I can sign up for your full lessons for the year in a couple more days.
I love watching a master at work. You make it look so easy. Thanks.
Looks awesome Marry! Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for sharing your skills, much appreciated.
Glad you are enjoying the videos!
Thanks for another excellent video. Your techniques are very helpful. Keep the videos coming!
Thanks!
Love your video, great tips for my first attempts going into carving by hand. As up to now i mainly use a trim router sometimes using a gouge for texture. But looking forward to using the hand chisels. Keep up the great work.
Thank you . It was nice to see the way's in which you cut, seeing how it's done is far better than diagrams. the sound of the cuts are like music to my ears.
thanks for the videos. they help me
Congrats,you did a fantastic and great job,,,good wood art,,,very professional,,,,skill,,,👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you so much
looks like fun!
Thanks for your video
Thanks for the feedback; I'll try the double sticky tape.
Nice, Thank you.
You're welcome! Enjoy!
very nice
Great video, I really enjoy your teaching style. I have been carving for a while now but mostly do caricatures. I bought some used Swiss Made tools for relief carving and noticed that on my the #7, 14mm fishtail gouge that the corners are rounded. Is there a way to fix that? I assume I can file down the end flat and then re-sharpen, but your suggestions would be appreciated. Thank you.
I just tried this w bass wood and Im having trouble w it keeping a line,mabe the picture is to small for my chisles,lol,Im going to try w different wood,ty for video
Thank you for such a great video I would like my middle bead say 18mm what tool would I need to shape you used 5.8 what do you suggest for a bigger more outstanding middle bead as it is going outside need it to stand out thank you
I only have enough money to buy a couple pfeil gouges at a time. If I'm limited over the next year to, say, 4 or 5, could you give me a suggestion on which to buy? My interest is shallow relief carvings on boxes, and simple reliefs on small furniture. Things like half moons, sunbursts, and similar basic patterns. I'd really appreciate any chisel suggestions. Have bought really cheap ones before and they just depress me and take so long to get sharp for so little staying sharp.
Obrigado por compartilhar os teus conhecimentos, é muito bom poder aprender !!!
Wonderful lesson. Do you have any tips on using a v chisel diagonal to the grain, if neither side of the cut is waste? (I notice you are always paying attention to insure any tear out is on your waste side.)
Wow! your tools are so sharp. Do you have a posting on how to sharpen them and how to keep them at their best? Found them but it would not let me open. Oh well. Love watching what you do.
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Hi luemoonba,
I hope you don't mind me responding. Mary is teaching abroad this month and doesn't have a reliable internet connection. You can access new, high-definition versions of Mary's sharpening lessons for free on Mary's school site at www.marymaycarving.com/carvingschool/getting-started-preview/
Registration is free and you will immediately have access to 8 beginner lessons, 2 of which address sharpening. Hope this helps!
I'm just starting with wood carving. I'm looking for carving kits. The full set of knives are 300 +.
Do you recommend a standard set that's not that expensive?
Inspiring me To try! Thank You! Is the flower glued to the piece of oak underneath?
Is it possible to get a downloadable version of these videos so that I can view them offline?
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Very clear, thanks. But how do you hold the rosette to the base piece during carving?
Hi Mark,
I hope you don't mind me responding. Mary is teaching abroad this month and doesn't have a reliable internet connection. Mary uses double-sided tape to hold the blank to the backer board. Surtape is a brand of double-sided duct tape you can pick up at any home improvement store. Mary has recently been partial to double-sided golfer's tape, the kind used on golf club handles. You should be able to find it at a sports supply store. Hope this helps!
Mark, in another video (simple leaf), Mary uses a vise to press the work tightly on the base, then trims the tape around the work before starting. She explains well why she does it.
What is the transparent taint we need to use on raw wood .
Здравствуйте) какое дерево используете?) при вырезания издели,что показано на видео)
What is the wood you are using there?
Walnut wood
Honduran Mahogany. 16:03
would u trust Amazon to sell good tools?
طرحی که زدین،طرح نیلوفر آبی ایرانیه 😍