I had to miss the WoodNet gathering at Hartville Tool last week, but I managed to buy a few odds and ends anyway and have them picked up by a friend. Nothing grand, mostly a few books and DVDs.
One of the DVDs was about Chip Carving, which is something I've wanted to try for a long time. I think I might finally buy a knife (can't believe how cheap they are - one of the few remaining bargains in woodworking) and give it a go. Wayne Barton makes it look easy, but I suspect that's largely due to his many years of practice. If I can manage something decent it would make a nice accent to a box or a platter or a picture frame.
There's always more to learn in woodworking. Like many things in life, once I think I'm half-way competent I start to realize how much I still don't know.