Learn to carve a miniature spoon you can wear on a necklace or use for salt!

Learn green wood joinery and the use of hickory bark for chair bottoms.

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.

In this introductory class, we will explore the basics of bowl carving.

Learn to carve kuksas using a variety of hand tools, addressing common issues such as cracking, drying and making them safe for hot drinks.

Knife handling is an essential skill for all green woodworkers. Learn the proper steps in handling a slöjd or carving knife from start to finish.

This hands-on introduction to square rule joinery will provide enough of a foundation for students to begin their own timber frame project at home.

Beginning with a cherry log, follow all of the steps to discover and liberate the spoons imprisoned within it.

Shape and assemble a Balloon Back Windsor Chair kit.

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.

Kolrosing is a traditional Scandinavian technique for decorating wood and bone. We'll be etching designs into wood, then darkening them with pigment and oiling them to preserve the design.

Learn how to craft beautiful and useful hand brooms plus how to size and select broom corn and tampico, and discuss growing and processing your own broomcorn.

A perfect beginner’s project, stirring spoons teach the student basic sloyd knife and hook knife techniques, and challenge them to make a straight, thin handle for their spoon.