Marc Spagnuolo (a.k.a. The Wood Whisperer) walks you through the process of pillowing the ends of ebony pegs for Greene & Greene pieces. From the August 2009 issue of Popular Woodworking.

This amphibian won't turn into a prince, but he is still full of surprises.

Practice makes perfect sense; this small tabletop project will give you something practical to show for your effort as you build your skills.

This block-front chest is from the Chippendale period, and is a superb example of what American craftsmen created hundreds of years ago.

Barb Siddiqui lives in the Pacific Northwest. There are no woodworking guilds or clubs and very few suppliers of tools or material. She used to just work alone, but all that changed once she got access to the Internet and started logging on.

In my mind, there are three classifications of woodworking techniques.

Build any size bed (such as the one shown here) with a few simple woodworking techniques and tricks.

Check out these free woodworking plans for an updated version that still preserves the form of the traditional dry sink.

When you have a lot of plants to display, you are always looking for ways to show them off to their best advantage.

This desk is an adaptation of a British military officer's desk from the early 19th century. And while you might not be writing orders to your left flank on this desk, it is quite handy for keeping up with all your correspondence.