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NEWS UPDATE:
January 18, 2012
One month till the Dogwood Arts Festival Home and Garden Show. The show is in Knoxville, Tennessee on February 17, 18 and 19th. Gene Webb will be a featured craftsman. Meet Gene and see some of his woodcarvings on display.
January 17, 2012
Woodcarver Rick Jensen is returning to the Gene Webb School of Woodcarving for another great class. The dates are March 30, 31 and April 1, 2012. The 2011 class was very popular and successful for each carver that participated. More information will be available soon. If you would like to reserve your place in the class, please call Gene at 865-660-1110. This one will fill up early!
May 13, 2011
The New Gene Webb Collectible T-Shirts are available now!
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May 11, 2011
Woodcarver Rick Jensen is returning to the Gene Webb School of Woodcarving for another great class. The dates are March 30, 31 and April 1, 2012. The 2011 class was very popular and successful for each carver that participated. More information will be available soon. If you would like to reserve your place in the class, please call Gene at 865-660-1110. This one will fill up early!
May 1, 2011
The new Gene Webb Video is now available! Power Carving an Indian Mask is truly a unique project. Gene takes you step by step in creating a very special carving. Over an hour and 30 minutes of tips and techniques that could only come from Gene Webb. Order yours now and get started! Just click on "Gene Webb DVD's" on the left side of this screen.
April 12, 2011
Gene was featured on Live at Five at Four on WBIR-TV in Knoxville, TN on Monday, April 11. Here is the link....
Sign up now for a weekend woodcarving class with Gene Webb. Many unique projects are available. Need help with a new project? You can also schedule a personalized class with Gene. Please call Gene at 865-660-1110.
September 11,2010
Another new service from Gene Webb....and it's free. Click on photo below for details!
September 7,2010:
Back by Popular Demand! The Gene Webb Signature Woodcarving Knife. Razor Sharp and ready to carve. Please call Gene at 865-660-1110 for ordering.
Hi. My name is Gene Webb,
I was born and raised here in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains, the Townsend, Tennessee area. At ten years old I started wood carving from scrap wood. My first carvings were tiny shoes, chickens, cows, and other farm animals. I would complete these carvings and then discard them as scrap. My uncle realized my talent and he would rescue these figures. Little did I know then that I would make wood carving my life-time career.
Now mountains and animals in this area inspire my carvings of deer, bear, mt. lions, snakes, wild hogs, and bobcats. My "way of life is wildlife;" however, I do carve cowboys, Indians, mountain men, dogs, totem poles, and a wide variety of subjects too numerous to mention.
I enter my wood carvings in competitions. I have won Blue Ribbons in every competition I have entered, and have won Best of Show many times, plus People''s Choice awards.
Nearly fifteen years ago I started teaching others wood carving. I teach all levels of carving. Several of my students have won Blue Ribbons and People''s Choice awards. I am very proud to call them my students.
I have been featured on t.v. and also made wood carvings for the "Christy" t.v. series. featured in Chip Chats wood carving magazine, and in several newspaper articles. I have produced 15 woodcarving classes on DVD.
My family and I still live in the foot hills of the Great Smoky Mountains. You are welcome to come visit my shop, and while here check out my wood carving classes. Maybe take a class or two. Make sure you visit our beautiful Smoky Mountains. Meanwhile, browse my web site and see some of the things I have to offer. If you have any questions please ask. I''ll do my best to answer them.
Jeff Phares is a professional woodcarver known for his realistic carvings of Native Americans, frontiersmen, and soldiers. He is the author of Carving Eyes and Carving the Nose & Mouth. He lives in Whitehall, Illinois.
Price:US$24.95
Chainsaw Carving an Eagle Step-by-step instructions for creating four different eagle designs from a tree trunk or log are detailed in this chainsaw carving guide.
The Optima 1 offers the thinnest pens and finest tips available. With pre-sharpened and polished tips, ready to go right out of the package. Shorter length tips allow you to get closer to your work and have more control than other brands. The foam pen grips are soft and comfortable, (no more sore fingers).
At 1/2 the size of other brands 18 gauge cords, you'll hardly even know it is there! Now you can get the newest versioni of our 16 gauge super-flex cord for only $2.00 more. If you have a heavy duty pen, or plan on doing allot of burnishing; this new cord is a "must have" item. The new cord is about the same diameter as some of our competitor's 18 gauge cord, and keeps tip temperatures on the newer heavy duty pens rock steady! The HD cords have been made even more flexable than before. With over ten times the stranding of any other pen cord on the market, the newest Optima 1 HD cords are so flexible and kink free, you'll never be satisfied with anything else.
The 40 Watt Electronic power unit gives precision temperature control, with a very wide range of heat. It is especially good at holding steady temperatures at the cooler settings, where some other brands go from too cold to "too hot", with no control in between. Even when on the move, and encountering different line voltages, you can reset the low-end adjustment so that your burner settings are like you have at home. Comes with 2 pens and cords.
Price:US$153.00
Sitting Fox Roughout A Gene Webb original basswood Roughout. A picture of the finished carving is included. 10'' tall
Carving an Eagle Head Walking Cane Top is a wonderful project for all skill levels. Gene takes you step by step and cut by cut from a roughout to a finished walking cane! Closeup views leaves nothing to the imagination. Gene uses power tools for speed, however, you can use hand tools to easily create this carving. Even painting instructions are on the video!
Carving a Rattlesnake Head Walking Cane Top is a wonderful project for all skill levels. Gene takes you step by step and cut by cut from a roughout to a finished walking cane! Closeup views leaves nothing to the imagination. Gene uses power tools for speed, however, you can use hand tools to easily create this carving. Even painting instructions are on the video!
Hi. My name is Gene Webb,
