This dog is one of my FAVOURITE carving projects

This dog was carved to accompany the cats from the previous video: • Use the NATURAL shape ...
I really enjoyed this method of woodcarving and even now I have a lot of new ideas. It's quick, easy, and looks great. Also, remember, for safe carving, you can always use a longer stick and cut it to size at the end of the work.
In the video, you can see the block is 70 mm in height and 30 mm in diameter. The first line for the head is 20 mm, and the second lines for the front paws is 10mm and the hind paws is 10mm too. The tail and belly are 15mm each.
For painting, I used watercolors: light brown and black for the nose and eyes.
Thank you for your time, and good carving to you.
About me and my channel:
I am not a professional woodcarver and, especially, not a master or a teacher. However, I enjoy carving small wooden sculptures. Here, you will find my little simple projects, and I hope they help you relax. You can discover more of my wood carving patterns on my channel and check the Community tab: / @smallwoodensculpture
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About my knife:
For wood carving, I used my regular whittling knife which I made myself; the blade length is 40 mm, and the overall length of the knife is 130 mm.
For beginners:
Using a short piece of branch can be dangerous for beginners. So, I recommend trying to use a long and comfortable piece, and trim it at the end.
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[@whittler0507]

Well done ..very nice project and wonderful Thank you for sharing

[@SmallWoodenSculpture]

I appreciate your kind words. It means a lot to hear your positive feedback.

[@ToniDuncan-xx6hm]

Hope you do another dog or cat, Please do a more detail on legs do not understand. Trying a lot. I am a new carver.

[@AleksanderVolya]

Гарна та цікава робота 👍

[@loribrooks6736]

I also love this style of yours! It gives me confidence and the dogs (and cats) are so cute! Please keep them coming!

[@SmallWoodenSculpture]

I'm happy to hear that. Thank you. I'll keep making more new videos.

[@joegab7644]

Enjoying your videos, thanks for sharing!

[@QUEEN31-q5u]

Very great job! 😊Thanks for the interesting ideas! Keep creating!)

[@ritastern1680]

Thank you, again. You could submit an article to Woodcarving Illustrated or publish your own book for beginners, that would be nice.

[@SmallWoodenSculpture]

Thank you for your words. This is a good idea. Maybe in the future, I will try.