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Carving for Kids: An Introduction to Woodcarving

Carving for Kids: An Introduction to Woodcarving
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Woodcarving is a hobby that can be practiced from young childhood all the way into old age. This book aims to get children interested in carving at a very young age. A number of graded projects are presented that can be utilized by teachers, or parents, to interest children in carving. This is an excellent project book to introduce young people to the art of woodcarving.

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