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Bowl Carving

£75.00

Hand carve your own trough bowl from local greenwood using axes, drawknives, gouges and adzes. A busy day will be rewarded when your creation takes pride of place in your kitchen.

Venue: National Trust Footprint, Patterdale Rd, Windermere, LA23 1NH

9:00am to 5:00pm

"Thank you for providing a splendid day, both fascinating and instructive. How I envy your 'axepertise'. I have already recommended your course to a friend."

"We are both really proud of our bowls and both thought your teaching style and the pace of the course was perfect"

Waiting List - If the course date you would like is full, email garethandro@woodmatters.org.uk to go on the waiting list

Hand carve your own trough bowl from local greenwood using axes, drawknives, gouges and adzes. A busy day will be rewarded when your creation takes pride of place in your kitchen.

Venue: National Trust Footprint, Patterdale Rd, Windermere, LA23 1NH

9:00am to 5:00pm

"Thank you for providing a splendid day, both fascinating and instructive. How I envy your 'axepertise'. I have already recommended your course to a friend."

"We are both really proud of our bowls and both thought your teaching style and the pace of the course was perfect"

Waiting List - If the course date you would like is full, email garethandro@woodmatters.org.uk to go on the waiting list

Dates:

The course will be partly inside the Footprint building and partly outside under a waterproof cover so please bring weather appropriate clothing and wrap up warm.

Please bring a packed lunch. We will provide hot drinks and biscuits.

Just so you are aware this is a physical course involving using carving tools, axes and drawknives. It is suitable for beginners however you will need a certain amount of arm strength for the axe work. It's important to pace yourself throughout the day and rest your arms when you get tired.