Wood Carving Projects for Your Quarantine

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Easy Wood Carving Projects for Lockdown

Coronavirus 2019 is rapidly evolving all over the world. We cannot do anything about that except social distancing and being calm. While wood carving could be extremely relaxing and helpful these days. This is why we’re going to cover some of the wood carving projects you can do during the quarantine.

Beginner Wood Carving Projects

Here are some examples of whittling projects for beginners with a minimum of tools and skills needed.

Small Wood Carving Projects

Big projects take more time which is a good thing for your quarantine. While if you’re just getting started with carving wood, then better check out some of the small projects.

Practical Wood Carving Projects

By practical whittling projects I mean all kinds of stuff you can make yourself and use in the household.

Wood Carving Projects with Chisels

In case you don’t love working with whittling knives, then some of the projects below will come in handy.

Bushcraft Wood Carving Projects

We can’t go camping now, while after the coronavirus quarantine it’s a good idea to spend some time in the woods. And this is the right time to get prepared with the following projects.

Fun Wood Carving Projects

Some fun and easy projects that will cheer up you and your loved ones. But some of them require having advanced level of carving.

Cool Wood Carving Projects

Something similar to the project category above, just with a bit of coolness.

Final thoughts

It’s easy to get annoyed, frustrated and depressed these days. But we are the ones who can brighten our days. Luckily with the Internet, we have access to everything. It’s easy to start learning something. It’s the right time to start creating something. Hopefully, our article was helpful enough.

Keep safe. We’ll get through it!

Steve Jefferson

Three words that describe me the best: - OBSESSED with wood carving; - DETERMINED to make the best source of information about wood carving - HAPPY husband, father, and dreamer I started this blog with my friend Chris. But Chris needed to move to another country and couldn't work on the blog anymore. So for now, I write articles, do the promotions, try out new tools, discover new carving projects and so on. I would really appreciate your feedback on my work.