I began shooting videos to go along with the new set of carving patterns. No telling how frequently I’ll be able to do these, I’m hoping for every 2 weeks. Lots of stuff in the shop right now though. This design is on page 1, the first pattern – the “tulip.” That’s my name for it, we have no idea if it even had a name in the mid-1600s in Devon.
It’s adaptable to fit different spaces, to a degree. If you watch the video, you’ll see that I dive off the deep end right away – not following the drawing verbatim. But it all works out. It’s a bit repetitious -but I tried to get some tight shots after showing each step…
If you would like to get the set of drawings – there are 5 pages in the set, 24″ x 36″. Patterns, step-by-step diagrams & more. Link is here -(it says “set 1” but set #2 is the new one) https://pfollansbee.wordpress.com/carving-drawings-17th-century-work-from-devon-england-and-ipswich-massachusetts-set-1/
PETER FOLLANSBEE: JOINER’S NOTES 
All the punches remind me of the Christie’s box.
Hello Peter, thanks for all that you do for the craft! Have you considered offering the drawings as an electronic download for your overseas fans? Sorry if you’ve have answered this before….
Peter,
I received Set #2 yesterday. Much more info than I expected!
Please let me know when I can order set #1.
Thank you!
Pete