GreenWood Wrights'Fest

Take a stroll through the wooded property of Shakori Hills and learn a few tricks for identifying trees along the way.

You've finished carving your spoon, but don't know what to do next? Don will talk about options for preparing a final surface whether finished with a knife, scraper or sandpaper.

Visit the local workshop of Peter Ross, the preeminent whitesmith for museum-quality locks and tools. He specializes in reproductions of 17th and 18th century English American wrought ironwork, black and bright.

Learn techniques for sharpening your chain in order to extend the life of your chainsaw and ensure safe operation.

In this demo Mozzy will cover how to make multiple styles of box sheaths for hook knives. Box sheaths are a great way to protect your hook knives and get creative with customizing the look of the box.

Visit the local workshop of Peter Ross, the preeminent whitesmith for museum-quality locks and tools. He specializes in reproductions of 17th and 18th century English American wrought ironwork, black and bright.

In this Demonstration you will get a firsthand look at over (70) seventy hand carved spoons from around the world. Spoons carved by the late Mr. Wille Sundqvist, Fritiof Runhall, […]

Join Levi for a slow walk around the woods of the property to observe the surrounding trees. He will discuss tree identification as well as ecology, horticulture, historical and modern use, and mythological meaning of the present trees. This will be a guided tour as well as a discussion between audience and teacher.

Get an in-depth look at some elegant finishing techniques to take your craft to the next level with Eric Goodson and Real Milk Paint Co.