Enter the world of woodworking with this inspiring beginner's guide. Written by a self-taught female woodworker, this book offers an engaging introduction to the craft of woodworking. From learning about tools and techniques to detailed step-by-step projects, it covers all the essentials to get you started on your woodworking adventure.
In this book you’ll learn:
- All about power tools and hand tools, how to use them and which ones you actually need.
- How and where to buy wood and the essentials of cutting, sanding and joining.
- Everything you need to know about staining, painting and protecting wood.
- How to install hardware for hanging projects on the wall.
- How to cut circles and shapes to add a new dimension to your projects.
- Tips on how to create your own workshop in a small space, including dust management.
- The design process and how to discover your inner creative.
- How to make 20 projects step-by-step, as well as suggestions on how to adapt the projects to create your own unique designs.
But this is more than just a manual it’s an invitation to tap into your creativity, explore new possibilities and discover the joy of bringing something to life with your hands. Whether you’re here to learn the basics, or dreaming of something more ambitious, this book provides you with the skills and encouragement you need to thrive. With this trusty book by your side, you’ll gain the skills, confidence and expertise you need to explore new possibilities, express your individual style, and become the woodworker of your dreams.
About Annabelle June Buckland
Annabelle June is a self-taught woodworker who’s been working with wood for almost a decade. From her workshop in the attic, she has accumulated a huge online following (@annabellejune_) building anything that pops into her head, and has an unrelenting urge to show everyone she meets that they can do it too! Her approach to woodworking focuses less on refining traditional or complex skills, and more on bringing your vision to life in the simplest way possible. She focuses on the joy of woodworking, the beauty of creating something with your hands, and the rejection of perfectionism.
