Pocket Knife Mouse
Simplicity makes this a terrific project for beginners. It’s also great for kids interested in wood carving. The best part is, the result doesn’t have to look much like an actual mouse.
Begin with a small block of basswood. It’s good for carving since it’s not too hard nor too soft. If you can’t find basswood at your local lumber store, go with knot-free pine or aspen. The only tool you’ll need is a Swiss Army Knife or any other pocket knife with a small, straight blade.
Begin by whittling down the corners and edges of the block until it’s a 3D oval shape. If you feel up to it, shape a head for your mouse distinct from the body by carving a narrow “neck” section near one end. Finish off by gluing a short length of string to the back end for a tail.
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