Some of our favorite WEB sites will be added here from time-to-time.

A must for all woodcarvers.  Get information on how to receive the ChipChats
magazine.  Their email address is:    nwca@chipchats.org 

BillsKreativeKindling.com - Bill Russell site.  Old time carver friend from days in carving at West Jefferson.  Has 
had one of his carvings on the front of ChipChats.  Check him out.

Smoky View
Here is a great site to see the current conditions in the Great Smoky Mountains.

Internet Guide to Smoky Mountains
Check out this site to find what you might be looking for when you visit the
Smokies.

Townsend Vacation and Field Guide 
Explore the peaceful side of the Smokies after you visited our
store.  Find out where to hike, shop, fish or just view the wonderful
scenry on our side of the mountain.  
Rod's Guide to the Smoky Mountains.
A lot of neat stuff here about the stuff you can find in the Smokies.  
A must see.


On-line Wood Selection Program

Select a database of 120 wood for hardness, etc.
 




Wood Carving Tips 

Wood Carving Tips and Techniques by Jean D. Lotz 





Carving patterns dot com.

Great website for carvings and carving patterns.



Old Man Dan's Website. 

Great relief carving pictures (cool music) and patterns for sale. 



 Northwest 
Wood Carvers Association Home Page

NWCA covers information for the western area of the US.....clubs, show calendar, our own 
NWCA club information, a beginner faq, beginner project, an invitational 
gallery, and a large collection of links. Check it out.





 Women with Knifes

An informal organization of like minded gentlepersons who meet to carve wood, grow in friendship and renew our creative spirit. Join us to form a group linked around the world. 






 Wood-N-Strings

Locally handcrafted Appalachian dulclimers, stringed instrument repair,
and accessories.  Hammer dulclmers & mountain crafts.  A must visit when in Townsend. 






Imagination Market

Imagination Market - Unique Handcrafted Gifts from Canada
Browse the market for gifts sure to please. Free parcel post in Canada and the Continental U.S.








Figure Drawing Primer

Here is a good place to learn figure drawing.  If you are like me, you need it.






Carving Post

Chainsaw carving site.  Has a forum and other good stuff.




www.srloghomes.com Suwannee River 
Log Home 


www.woodbeecarver.com Donald K. 
Mertz 

 
 
Evergreene Carving Club
The Evergreene Wood Carving Club in Greeneville, TN.  
Great club and wonderful carvers and people. Check them out.  They put
on a great competition show in May each year.


 
CARLTON MCLENDON, INC
RARE WOODS AND VENEERS.  Great site to find out about wood.



Janel Jacobson's Internet Gallery of Netsuke, Ojime and Small Sculptures

Wonderful site to view carvings and she has 2 forums for carvers.  You owe to yourself to check it out.



Michael Komick - Preferred Edge Knives

We don't usually offer a link to another tool dealer but Michael Komick offers
just handmade knives that you might want to take a look at.

Randy Boni Professional 
Sculpture Artist  Super chainsaw 
artist.  Worth the look.
 artsupplies.html 
Skulpturshop - carvings
Joe Leonard's Custom Woodcarving.  Wonderful carvings. Worth a look
The Sculpture Studio Creates small desktop pieces to large works for
public places.

 Fireplace Mantels - Products & Resources
Online Consumer Guide to shopping for fireplaces, woodstoves and accessories.

Camper John A good carver friend's site
	
Newport Woodcarvers Site Good stuff for carvers
http://www.northbayforge.com/ 
Interesting Knives
	
Great Smoky Mountain Heritage Center To travel thousands of years to the
past, just leave your car in the parking lot.  123 Cromwell Dr. Townsend, TN. Best museum of this type we have seen. A must see.

 Cutting Tool CentralAmerican Machinist provides useful information 
regarding router bits, carbide drill bits, plasma cutting and many other cutting tools.

Boxes n SuchUnassembled wooden boxes and more for the discerning artisan and 
craftsperson

Nippersink Raptor Studio 
Bird Carvings - great site for bird carvers
 

 

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