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Q: How to Paint a Wood Carving.
A: 1. Sand the carving with sand paper to remove all the rough edges. Wipe the carving with a towel to remove any loose pieces before you paint. 2. Sketch out the ... Read More »
Q: How to Carve a Wood Indian Head.
A: 1. Place the walnut block on a work surface with one end down. Draw the overall outline of the head onto the 6-inch by 8-inch side of the block with a pencil. A... Read More »
Q: What is the best wood for carving and painting on?
A: The best wood for carving and painting on is oak. Oak is a tree that has spiral arranged leaves and smooth margins and the family name for th oak tree is fagace... Read More »
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