These small projects are packed with woodworking lessons. See more ideas about wood craft patterns, wood crafts, crafts.Boxes. Miraculously, the magazineВ has kept its original layout format, image/textВ ratio and physical appearance throughout theВ transition into the brave new information age.В We have always regarded our time in charge ofВ this magazine as a great privilege and also anВ honour to be entrusted with the documentation of the works of artists and craftspeople inВ the most sensitive and aesthetic way possible.Explore Toni Montgomerys board 'Wood craft patterns', followed by 130 people on Pinterest. Making a honey bee house is a basic wood working extend that takes only a couple of minutes to fabricate, and then make a honey bee house of rescued timber and scrap wood.THIS is the last issue of Craft Arts International that Jenie Thomas and I will publish.В It was a hard decision for us to make andВ not without considerable reluctance, but underВ the present circumstances, an essential one.В This final edition has been compiled and edited with the care and eye for detail with whichВ our readers are accustomed, and hopefully willВ be enjoyed as a fitting farewell proclamationВ after 32 years at the helm.В Launched in the pre-digital age of zinc plates,В ink and paper, the magazine has straddled aВ number of new production platforms and printВ technologies, up to and beyond the вЂњdesktopВ publishingвЂќ syndrome that has since morphedВ into a hybrid of online narrowcasting, blogsВ and social media. Finding the ideal wood working projects for your kids may appear to be troublesome, yet itвЂ™s simply an issue of discovering things kids can really utilize.

We thank themВ for the opportunities they have providedВ for others, and wish them well in theirВ retirement!Writer, curator, historian and contributor. They have been notable forВ their participation in crafts fairs: fromВ Craft Expo and Glenaeon in Sydney, toВ CINAFE and SOFA in Chicago, COLLECTВ in London and Messe Frankfurt in Germany, while sponsoring an annual awardВ at the Tasmanian Craft Fair in Deloraine,В Tasmania, since 1998. These observations are representative of the thoughtsВ of many others who also want to acknowledge the value of вЂњKen & JenieвЂ™sвЂќ strongВ commitment to this field.В As well as the many issues that followedВ No 1 in Oct-Dec 1984, Ken (as editorialВ director) and Jenie (as advertising director) also published numerous EducationВ Supplements and, in 1992, the ArtfileВ directory. Upcycling, restoration and many craft disciplines based on wood such as marquetry, pyrography.Ken Lockwood and Jenie Thomas haveВ announced their decision to publish theirВ last issue of Craft Arts International, NoВ 96, in May 2016, in its 32nd year.В While they hope that someone, or someВ institution, will take it on, their decisionВ to step back from involvement in theВ magazine is a big one, and I have insistedВ that we canвЂ™t let them slip away withoutВ comment!В The following contributions are written by someВ of the craftspeople, artists, writers, collectors, curators, dealers and advertisersВ who have been closely connected with theВ magazine over the years.

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