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Forever fascinated by canes, the author has always collected them – he even has his grandma's and grandpa’s walking sticks. And, as a professional woodcarver, he knows there’s a good market for them.
Walking sticks come in three basic categories: the cane, which is a walking aid or a gentleman’s walking stick; the staff or hiking stick, which is head-high; and the chest-high quarterstaff, which Tom’s grandpa used to call a “thunk stick.”
Each of these types is generously represented among the 86 patterns in this book. Their designs include everything from fish to dragons and birds to beavers. This is a valuable reference book for all carvers.
Softcover, 64 pages, 1997.
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86 Cane Patterns for the Woodcarver
Forever fascinated by canes, the author has always collected them – he even has his grandma's and grandpa’s walking sticks. And, as a professional woodcarver, he knows there’s a good market for them.
Walking sticks come in three basic categories: the cane, which is a walking aid or a gentleman’s walking stick; the staff or hiking stick, which is head-high; and the chest-high quarterstaff, which Tom’s grandpa used to call a “thunk stick.”
Each of these types is generously represented among the 86 patterns in this book. Their designs include everything from fish to dragons and birds to beavers. This is a valuable reference book for all carvers.
Softcover, 64 pages, 1997.
