Carve with intention and purpose to infuse meaning into your creations from "summary" of Carve: A Simple Guide to Whittling by Melanie Abrantes
When you pick up a piece of wood and begin to carve, you are embarking on a journey of creation. Every stroke of your knife, every cut you make, has the potential to bring your vision to life. But it is not just about the physical act of carving - it is about the intention and purpose behind each movement. To carve with intention means to approach your work with a clear goal in mind. What do you want to create? What story do you want to tell? By setting an intention before you begin, you are infusing your work with meaning and purpose. This will guide your hands as you carve, helping you to stay focused and connected to your vision. Purpose is what gives your creations depth and significance. It is the underlying reason behind why you carve - the driving force that propels you forward. When you carve with purpose, you are not just...
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