Don't rush the process, enjoy the journey of transforming a simple piece of wood from "summary" of Carve: A Simple Guide to Whittling by Melanie Abrantes
Carving wood is a mindful practice that requires patience and focus. It's about taking your time to carefully shape the wood, letting each stroke of the knife guide you in the process. Rushing through it can lead to mistakes and frustration, so it's important to slow down and enjoy the journey. When you approach whittling with a mindset of enjoyment and appreciation for the craft, you'll start to see the beauty in the simple act of transforming a piece of wood. Each cut you make brings out the natural grain and texture of the wood, creating a unique piece that reflects yo...
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