WoodWorks by Garry
Bathroom door with a garden inspired carving on the front an outhouse
carving on backside
This page attempts to show the process I took to carve deep relief carvings
on both sides of a 15 3/4 inch wide by 37 1/4 inch long piece of basswood
completed 1/10/2010.
The carving was used as the upper panel for a custom made ash door for a half
bath or washroom off the sunroom.
The garden inspired side of the carving which has the bird house, bird and
flower was drawn on the piece of rough basswood by my daughter . The carving on
the opposite side that is on the inside of the washroom was drawn by my
son-in-law which is a quirky scene of an out house.
To enlarge any of the photos, click on it.
The photos toward the bottom of this page will show the
raw carvings.
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The images shown were taken at different times of the day
which shows how the tones are varied with the amount of sunlight in the
sunroom.
The next few photos show some shots at multiple angles. |
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The next few close-up photos show some of the detail |
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Below are the rough start of the carvings |
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The carving result to the left will be the front
side of the door panel which faces the sunroom side of the room |
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This carving result to the left is reverse side of the
carving
above which has the garden inspired theme with bird, birdhouse and flowers.
This side will face the washroom. |
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These are the stiles for the door after routing the slots
for the panels and tenons. |
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