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This class will cover the basics of turning bowls on a pole lathe as well as more intermediate techniques, depending on each student's skill level.
Post and rung stools are a great way to learn rustic chair-making techniques. In this two-day class, Terry will guide you on your wet to dry joinery journey.
Learn Swiss chip carving techniques in a day-long workshop.
Learn to carve kuksas using a variety of hand tools, addressing common issues such as cracking, drying and making them safe for hot drinks.
This day-long class will cover the basics of bowl carving. We begin with the log then hew and shape the blank and walk through important aspects.
Shape and assemble a Balloon Back Windsor Chair kit.
Weave a sturdy gathering basket using plentiful materials found in the woods.
Explore the many techniques to carve beautiful, functional spoons and find ones that play to your strengths.
Learn the basics of the Swiss chip carving technique including standard knife grips, body mechanics and safety, carving basic chip shapes, and knife geometry and sharpening concepts.
Learn to carve a spoon from green wood using just a few hand tools. Start with a hatchet, straight knife, and hook knife to create a functional item.
Come learn all the essentials of making shrink pots in a half day course.
Learn the basics of sharpening your woodworking tools.
This workshop covers spoon-carving from beginning to end and is designed to provide you with advanced techniques to continue improving your skills, including selecting the best trees.
Learn to decorate your treen with the ancient technique of kolrosing, a simple incised line filled with pigment and burnished closed.