This amazing piece was completed by Stephanie Rocknak in 2007. It was carved from a single piece of basswood and is slightly larger than lif...

I stumbled across this neat little hardware organiser on Craftster  and just had to share. It fascinated me for it's simplicity of const...

I wonder why it's called a 'Bloodwood' tree ? Below is a picture of the Bloodwood tree ( Pterocarpus angolensis ) it i...

Being Fashionably Late Has Been Fashionable for Some Time Wood floors go back to before the turn of the century and were installed outdoo...

Rosary bead, carved in boxwood  Bequeathed to the British Museum by Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild A rosary bead (sometimes referred to a...

When British forces captured the Oosttaverne Wood from the Germans during the Battle of Messines in June 1917, they were surprised to find t...

Have you ever wanted to experience the life of a baby bird? How about curling up in a cosy nest perched high in the air? California-based ar...

Wooden Spoons 'Hidden' in Trees I Came across this interesting excerpt from:   Garden Farm Skills.  Gene Longsdon (1985)  A forag...

The image below is one I have skipped past many times while surfing for 'woody wonders' but have only just got round to investigatin...

These stunning mirrors by Caryn Moberly can be hung horizontally or vertically and have an amazing fluid feel to them. Caryn Moberly is a...