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Downloading Files:
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internet modem dialup connections will require a substantial amount of time
to download. Optionally you can order our CD "Volume 1 CD - Introduction
to Chip and Relief Carving".
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The National Woodcarving School and 2carve.com makes every effort to ensure
that the information in this Web site is current and accurate, but cannot
accept responsibility or liability for any loss or damage suffered as a
result of information contained herein.
The National Woodcarving School and 2carve.com users have the right to
sell their own personal carvings that were produced using the material
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want
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You will need to provide us with the following:
1. Contact information for your business.
2. Your business web graphic.
3. Up to 75 words of text to promote your business.
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We offer this page as a service to other training organizations or web
sites other than clubs, which
promote the world of woodcarving by providing training material, free
instructional information or training links to its visitors.
We are proud to show these organizations
and Web sites and promote them by linking them to this page.
If your organization or Web site would like to a apply as a related training
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Chipping Away
Incorporated |
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http://www.chippingaway.com |
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| Chipping Away is much more than the
largest chip carving organization in the world - their new resource
center and store in Kitchener, Ontario, Canada hosts classes in all
aspects of woodcarving and wood art. Bird and duck carving, relief,
caricatures, spirit faces in bark, and sculpture, are but a few of
their wood carving classes in addition to wood burning and
drawing/painting. Their center has two 800sq ft classrooms complete
with individual work stations (including electrical power) that more
than 20 different teachers call home. Whether you are a complete
beginner or an advanced woodcarver, you will find daytime, evening,
and weekend classes geared to your skill level. |
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The Visual Arts Centre |
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http://www.magma.ca/~vaco |
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| The Visual Arts Centre, Orleans,
Ontario, Canada is a community oriented facility open to all
segments of the population regardless of artistic skill and
interest. A place to encourage and expand artistic endeavours as
well as increasing exposure of art to the community. |
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Sir Sandford
Fleming College |
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http://www.flemingc.on.ca/programs/haliburton/hsta |
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Students define success at college
in many different ways - from academic achievement and job
placement, to developing life skills and understanding personal
potential and possibilities. Stepping into the future and planning
for college is an exciting prospect and we've assisted students
for 35 years to make the transition an enjoyable experience.
We like to think that what sets us apart from other learning
organizations is that everyone at Fleming is here to help you
achieve your personal vision of success. |
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Sculpture in Wood |
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http://www.serve.com/carilc |
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| Wood carving as green new art,
original sculpture and ideas, artist's portfolio, writings,
woodcarving how-to for woodcarvers and artists, links for artists
and woodcarvers, links to new movements and new directions in the
visual arts... |
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