In the days before sheetrock, better houses were paneled in wood with gorgeously carved panels. One of the common forms was linenfold paneling; an especially impressive form of carving that can also be used in much furniture. The process is surprisingly simple and requires nothing more than a few simple hand tools and easily made templates. One of the chief attractions of linenfold carving is the almost infinite number of patterns that can be created with the smallest number of carving tools. Let Graham show you how to make templates, develop the ‘folds’, plane the undulations, and carve the over-and under-cut ends that create the seemly impossible plastic three-dimensionality of this stunning and absorbing technique.