carvers

• “They strolled out to serenade the pumpkin carvers, grabbing snacks along the way.”

  GINNY BATES ON HALLOWEEN

• “Pumpkin carvers got a little wet in Key Largo during an underwater carving contest.”

  Couple Wins Underwater Pumpkin Carving Contest | Impact Lab

• “The market for luxury goods and artisans such as carvers, gilders, watchmakers, furniture makers, painters, potters, silversmiths also rose, along with the need for contractors.”

  The City Hall Park Project - New York City during the Revolution

• “Callahan, who worked as an apprentice under stone carvers at the cathedral in the 1980s, has done restoration work on the White House exterior and gargoyles in private gardens.”

  The Huffington Post: 'Quiet Strength' Of Rosa Parks, Mother Teresa Portrayed In National Cathedral

• “Butter cows were standard fare in the dawn of butter sculpture, but by the early sixties Missouri's cholesterol carvers had advanced to full farm families, seated around the dinner table, discussing best methods of crop rotation in order to achieve maximum sorghum yields.”

  Fictionaut: Whither Butter Sculpture?

• “Thor Heyerdahl posited the carvers from South America.”

  The Huffington Post: Richard Bangs: Skullduggery on Easter Island (Part I of II)

• “The Helix Lounge's pumpkin carving contest gives the first 30 would-be carvers a pre-scooped pumpkin, carving tools and two hours to fashion their scariest jack-o'lantern for a chance to win a free night's stay at the hotel.”

  The Washington Post: Free and Easy

• “The Helix Lounge's pumpkin carving contest, from 6 to 8 p.m., gives the first 30 would-be carvers a pre-scooped pumpkin, carving tools and two hours to fashion their scariest Jack-O-Lantern for a chance to win a free night's stay at the hotel.”

  The Washington Post: Getting Up Guide: Carved pumpkins and colorful cocktails

• “Yet in the seventh century, when carvers began chiseling out the temples, this was India's portal to Southeast Asia.”

  The Wall Street Journal: India's Southern Promises

• “There's a tradition in the Ozarks of craftsmen working with their hands—potters, carvers, basket weavers—but, until now, no institutional example of a visual arts culture," said Mr. Bacigalupi.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Art in the Ozarks

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