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CFVW Members Galleries

This page will contain carvings done by members of the club. If a members has their own site we will link to that site from the links page. Any member who wishes to post pictures of their work, please contact the webmaster. 

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These wonderful Santa's are carved by member Bonnie Sorenson. Bonnie can usually be counted on to attend our Wednesday night workshops and will be more than happy to point you in the right direction to carve a Santa, maybe, in time for Christmas. Santa's are not the only carving she dos.

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These wonderful original caricatures were designed and carved by club member Bob Young. Bob is also a regular helpful attendee at our Wednesday carving nights willing to teach and give advise.   

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Rolf Zeller is a long time member he started carving with a Swiss army knife in 1992. He has tried many different forms of carving. He has tried whittling, chip and power carving, in the round and relief (high and low). Relief carving is his favorite.

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The Bird is the creation of Stephen Lloyd His first attempt at bird carving.

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Rick Den Braber is very skilled in caricatures carving as shows by his samples

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    Grant McMillan, is a woodcarver and sculptor based in Langley. He comes from a long line of lovers of wood. His grandfather was a logger and forester in Ontario. His father was raised in logging camps and became a highly skilled custom woodworker building many beautiful pieces of furniture.

    Grant  has been carving since 1995, when his father bought him a carving gouge and two carving knives. He has been a member of the Club since 2009 and has gained inspiration and ideas from the group.

    He prefers to leave his carvings unpainted because he’d rather see the grain, the skill of the carver in using a gouge, and the natural sheen of the wood itself.

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