Bleeding Thumb Whittling Club

This is a whittled reproduction of the bow-tie that the Log woman is wearing in Twin Peaks.

The head is whittled from a small left-over piece of lime-wood.

I have often looked at the partial repetition of shapes in plywood and theorised about how they got there. Obviously, at 4' wide, a ply...

"There's something about a lady and a log..." --David Lynch Photocopy handout for the 3rd meeting The third meeting of B...

Wonderful whittling by new member Little Jack Donut by Billy Another good first-time work by newcomer Shelly Resting bird in peach-stone by ...

The only "real" cut of the last meeting. It was performed by Jamie. There was some other smaller ones, but not worth spending plas...

Photocopy handout for 2nd meeting It has been some time since the occasion of the second meeting of the Bleeding Thumb Whittling Club, but w...

Driving through Exmoor, we were scanning the landscape for the characteristic crooked and spindly branches of apple-trees. Somerset is an ar...

The cut came in on a parallel angle to the finger so it is not deep but the area affected is quite big.

The Inuit people are known for their simple small carving made out of ivory or stone. Sometimes these small figurines were worn as amulets f...