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Master carver offers preening duck carving workshop | Arts & Living | mdislander.com
6+ day, 4+ hour ago (249+ words) The cost is $165 per person for museum members, and $205 for nonmembers....supplied as part of the class fee, but students are welcome to bring their own carving tools as well The cost...
A woodworker's journey: From bee hives in Africa to spoons in Walnut Creek
4+ week, 1+ day ago (767+ words) The non-toxic finish seals off pores in the wood, protects it from damage and deepens its natural, rich...
Book a Complimentary Lunch and Learn: WoodWorks and Floc Roll
1+ week, 1+ day ago (347+ words) perforation options and installation methods, along with how these elements can influence design, cost...
Century-Old Wood Shop Nears End After Generations - The Tablet
1+ week, 6+ day ago (375+ words) disappearance of the trades and industries that once formed the backbone of New York City has taken a toll...
Carman chainsaw artist’s reclaimed wood carvings open doors to new connections - PembinaValleyOnline.com - Local news, Weather, Sports, Free Classifieds and Business Listings for the Pembina Valley, Manitoba
3+ week, 2+ day ago (635+ words) PembinaValleyOnline also helped introduce more people to the reclaimed wood sculptures he creates from storm-damaged...
Joe Ferrara of Sound Designs: Giving Wood a Second Life
6+ day, 4+ hour ago (1080+ words) Joe Ferrara turned a passion for custom furniture and salvaged timber into a second career building heirloom-quality pieces. That approach recently resulted in the Pratt Oval Table, a 96-inch-long solid ash dining table with three curved pedestals that Ferrara built…...
Built to last: Alumnus Stephen Shankles transforms a passion for woodworking into a gift to the College that shaped him
1+ week, 14+ hour ago (1198+ words) Woodworker and Maryville College alum Stephen Shankles recently completed a bookshelf in the Center for Campus Ministry which he painstakingly matched to the existing wood in the Chapel. Who knows what it was about Mountain Sage Gallery that whispered to…...