Kathy Stauffer In November the PebbleCreek Woodcarvers held a toucan intarsia class. Intarsia is similar to marquetry or inlay using different types/colors of woods to make a picture, only making it look more like 3D, by shaping and, at times, using shims to elevate some parts of the piece. Normally, no painting or staining is…
Jim Brown The PebbleCreek Woodcarvers Carver of the Month for January 2026 is Tom Wick. Tom is a long time PebbleCreek resident and member of the Woodcarving Club. Tom has held many of the officer positions in the club, was a longtime instructor of the beginning woodcarver class and has taught many carving classes. One…
Kim Bowie I’m not the best carver and certainly not the fastest, but I love carving. Before joining the club here, I tried my hand at chainsaw carving. Not the best hobby for a backyard in the city! PebbleCreek Woodcarvers has given me a quieter option and also much better socializing, which I do excel…
Jim Brown The PebbleCreek Woodcarvers are stepping away from convention and naming a group as carver of the month. As shown in the photo, the Woodcarving Club has carved a chess set out of golf balls. At the time the project was initiated it was envisioned as a fundraiser for the Creative Arts Center (CAC)…
Kathy Stauffer The PebbleCreek Woodcarvers Club is announcing another great raffle for a stunning Harris Hawk. This full-size hawk is often found flying around our community and landing in our trees and on our fences. The carving was initially carved by Jim Taylor, one of the original members of our carving club, who passed away several months ago. Jim’s…