Tree carvings

One of a kind, handmade chainsaw carvings by Artist Jess Alice, Wood carving are made from Northern California Cedar. Variety of subject matter such as; Chainsaw carved mushrooms, wall mount steelhead, free standing, and wall mount trees, garden gnomes and more! Great gift ideas, perfect for indoor and outdoor accents

Hired Nick of Nicklby Wood Carving to make art from this large stump next to our new home. Gave Nick a general idea of what I wanted (gnome at top that could hold a lantern, deer near the bottom that resembles our daily visitor, "Pebbles") and his creativity and skill did the rest. Magical <3

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Hollow Log Tree Carving, Chainsaw Carving, and Sculpture specializes in carving of existing tree stumps along with custom carvings from other woods. Wildlife and nature is the primary focus.

Trees are an awesome creation of nature that offer us so much that we should be thanking them and taking care of them for the rest of our lives. You get

"I'm watching you..." This beautiful Bald Eagle is at the entrance to Roxborough Park.

Their majestic boughs offer shade on a hot day and their leaves turn brilliant colors in the autumn months, and they become so much a part of our home that we wish our favorite trees could live forever. When a beloved tree dies, or must be cut down, it doesn’t necessarily signal the end of the tree’s usefulness. Turning tree stumps into landscape ornaments is a wildly popular concept. Follow along as we take you on a delightful tour through woodland abodes where fairies dwell and lofty…

Are you looking for some beautiful tree stump ideas? Look no further – from tree stump planters to colorful stepping stones, these will have you inspired in no time

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I was carving a stump recently and thinking about all the little things I've learned in the last 18 years of carving trees. I thought it might be meaningful to some of you. Here goes... Tip #1 - Use a checklist When preparing for a stump carving, I use a list that I've developed through