Handmade walking sticks

How to Make a Leather Handle for a Walking Stick: If you enjoy creating walking sticks from timber found in the woods then you probably have experienced splinters or rough patches in your walking stick. An easy way to be rid of those troubles is to create a simple leather handle. I did it for less …

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Would you like to make your own walking stick, hiking staff or wizard staff? You need to start by collecting wood. Follow these instruction to do so without damaging the wood. Determine the correct length of wood you need. It is...

Making Hiking Sticks. Walking Stick. Cane, Staff. Walking Pole, Hike

Walking sticks come in all shapes and sizes, from fancy adjustable models you can buy at REI and other sporting goods stores to a branch you pick up during a hike and whittle into shape. No matter …

Hi there. Firstly may i say there are rubber ferrules for the sticks. Sorry I didn't show them. The brass tip is there to protect the wooden end grain from ...

How to Determine Your Cane - Stick Size 1. MEASURE YOUR EXISTING CANE Diagram showing measurement of caneLike your favorite pair of jeans, you might have a favorite cane that you like to use. If you already use a walking stick and are comfortable with the height of it, then measure it to determine the size of ART WALKING STICKS cane that you’d like to order. If the length of your existing cane is in between two of our sizes, we suggest ordering the larger of the two sizes. 2. MEASURE TO YOUR…

Carving wood faces into walking sticks is a tradition that goes back centuries. The faces, called wood spirits, are part of an American Indian legend that still fascinates people today, making wood spirit walking sticks popular collectors' items.

For making your own walking stick you need to know what type of a stick it will be, what wood to use and how to prep it, how to finish and maintain it properly for longer service.

Woodcarving is one of the oldest art forms, but we continue to lose woodcarvers each decade. For those who still appreciate the craft, visit the JgS Heirloom Carvings webpage and be assured the art of carving walking canes, walking sticks and staffs is alive and well in Texas!