LILY FLOWER WOODCARVING - Relief Wood Carving A Calla Lily Flower
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- Опубліковано 13 лют 2021
- Relief wood carving a calla lily flower using traditional gouges and a Dremel for detail work! The hand carved flower is carved out of white pine and took me approximately 10 hours to complete.
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Hey all, thanks for watching! Let me know your thoughts! If you have any ideas of what you'd like to see me carve in the future post your ideas below!
Acanthus Leaf.
Excellent carving
Thanks
Your talent blows my mind! Stunning!
Thank you!
Very Nice Flower. Thank you.
thanks!
Beautiful
Thank you
Hermoso trabajo!!!
Thanks!
Loved watching you create this beauty!
Thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Great tip about a first coat of Natural Stain followed by stain of choice. Taming down those all too often crazy color streaks due to different grains (early and late wood annual rings etc) in wood is a critical skill! …..unless you like contrasting tiger stripes on all your pieces…….🐅🐅🐅
Finishing a project is almost an art in it self. I’m still trying to figure it out lol.
You are amazing with your art work. The way you work with Chisel and rotary tools is superb... Cooool
Thank you very much!
Very cool, I really like the background too, added to the whole organic look of the piece
Thanks, I appreciate it! Yeah I really like using the gouged background. It's a look that only a gouge can create.
Beautiful and clean carving!!!
Well done!!!
Thanks!
A coat of de waxed shellac before staining will help keep the color more uniform. Some cut it with denatured alcohol to get a thinner coat (like a wiping varnish.)
Gel stain allows more control over how much color and where, like along borders and deeper areas, just wipe off what you don’t want to keep, then spray shellac to fix the stain.
That sounds like a good way to finish a project. I'll have to experiment with gel stain, I've never used it before so I'd be curious to know how well it works.
Another job well done looks amazing!
thanks!
excellent.👏👍
thanks
Ha! No way, what a coincidence, finished another third of my long term project today and emailed you an update before seeing this upload. How strange 😄 I shall kick back now and enjoy, cheers hope all is well 👍🏼
Oh nice I’ll check my email! Hope all is well for you too!
Ah yeah real nice! Like I always say, you always have an answer for me in every video. Staining is going to be my next big concern once i finish my piece. Gulp! Cheers dude!
Awesome job! Your finishing technique turned out great as well. You can try using Zinsser “Seal Coat” Shellac cut 50% with Denatured Alcohol for your primer coat before staining on that soft wood to make it more uniform if that’s your goal. It dries very fast, can be over coated in 30 minutes, and works great for evening out the stain penetration. I use this method for staining my soft fine furniture work to get a more consistent finish. Try on some test pieces first. Keep up the great work, and I’m looking forward to more of your instructional videos.
Thanks I appreciate the kind words! Thanks for the finishing tip as well. I’ve always struggled to figure out a good finishing process so I’ll definitely be giving your way a try and see how it goes!
I tried a different pattern but not even miles close to your artwork.. you are amazing.
Thank you! Keep at it, carving is definitely a marathon not a sprint. lol
Beautiful work. What kind of table are you using for your carving?
Thanks! It’s a custom table I built myself.
Beautiful job. Did you get out the doghouse with gift? HAHA . I bet she loved it.
Thanks for sharing
Haha 😜 good one lol. Thanks!
Awesome man. What’s your opinion on outlining a piece wiith vertical chops versus outlining with a v-tool?
Thanks! I assume you mean vertical stop cuts? That is one way to do it too. I guess I prefer the v-tool first because you don't have to use as much force and its far less prone to breaking off pieces in sensitive areas. The vertical stop cuts are great though because you save a step by skipping the v-cut pass.
@@ChiseledOutdoorsCC Yeah I was working on two legs with identical patterns on each, and one I began with the v-tool, the other with stop cuts, and the stop cut leg has super glue surgery all over it from breaking off leaves. Thanks dude
It looks amazing, great job!
If may ask you - do you have a template for this flower or a page from where you get templates or is all of that hand drawn?
Thank you! It is hand drawn, but I have been thinking about making some of my designs available on a future website. If that's something you'd be interested in let me know.
@@ChiseledOutdoorsCC yeah definitely!
I got into wood carving with Dremel so always looking for some designs on internet since I am terrible at hand drawing hahah
Great videos. Where do you get your wood?
Thank you! I get my wood from a local saw mill. I'm planning on selling wood blanks on my etsy page in the next couple weeks if you're interested.
Firsht heart ❤❤
Thanks 😊
which do you use tree?
Not exactly sure what you mean..
I think it would have worked better using bass wood. I am not a big fan of carving pine. You did a good job with The pine.
Thanks. Basswood is good I just can’t get them in the size I want. I’ve learned to work with pine pretty good.
Where are you located?@@ChiseledOutdoorsCC
lol I’m