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Selling your Carvings The true title of this journal entry should really be “Selling yourself”. Selling anything other than necessities requires marketing know how and image presentation. You don't need to be an award winning sculptor to sell your carvings and in some instances the carving does not have to be technically well done. There are some marketing experts who would have no trouble selling ice cubes to penguins. And there are excellent carvers who ca... Read More
Hello, this is my second entry. It's pretty hard to type and talk at the same time, especially with all these people watching me!... Read More
For over 25 years I had been going to the local woodcarving show, dragging my wife, Linda, then my son Matt and finally my daughter Meghan along. I have a shelf full of books on carving hillbilly caricatures, Santa’s, angels, chickens, signs and who knows what else, but I had never attempted to carve anything worthwhile on my own. Oh, I have blocks of basswood sitting on my workbench but thought it was too nice to ruin with my carving tools that I bought at the carving shows. I'm s... Read More
Hey gang! As I write this, the site isn't yet even open. In fact, nobody even knows about it! I've been very busy preparing a place for woodcarvers from around the world (and even right next door too!) to get together to talk about woodcarving, show off their work, learn from each other, and just enjoy the fellowship. I can't wait to invite the first few guests to the new site, and hope you like what you see! --Matt... Read More
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