Exploring Form & Texture in Wood Turning

$870.00

Full

Woodturning

Brasstown

Week (Sunday-Saturday)

Ages

Aug

Sun

Aug

Sat

04:00

09:00

Schedule Type Title: Every Day of the Week

Schedule Description: Daily

Sessions: 7

Session Hours: 7.00

Program Area: Woodturning

Instructor: Elizabeth Weber

Studio/Location: Woodturning Studio

Student Materials: Please bring the following: NOTE: These items important for your safety: -Wear closed-toe shoes only -No loose, flowing clothing -Long hair must be tied back -We recommend that you leave jewelry at home; no jewelry on hands/arms while turning. -Safety glasses &/or face shields are to be worn while turning. These are available at each turning station, or you may bring your own. -Dust masks are available in the studio -- or if you prefer, bring your own dust shield. -Ear plugs are also available in the studio -- or bring your own hearing protection of choice. TOOLS: * Each turning station has a PowerMatic 3520C lathe, large/small chucks, and all necessary lathe equipment. Tool rolls are available and contain 9 tools: roughing gouge, 3/8"" & 1/2"" spindle/bowl gouges, scraper, parting tool, skew, and bedan. If you prefer, you may bring your own. (Label all personal tools with your name or initials.)

School Fee & Materials: FOLK SCHOOL FEE: $10 Lathes, student tool sets, and standard shop equipment

Instructor Materials: -Will provide a limited amount of paints, brushes, rotary burrs, woodburning tips, and carving gouges. Bowl and box -Blanks -Storyboard material

Equipment Needs: Woodturning Studio - Lathes - Turning Tools - Wood (5 - 8-10” dia x 4-5” tall blanks) – about 4 logs - Woodburner – Colewood Detailer, Burnmaster or similar. - Some Woodburning tips and rotary burrs - Carving tools – Mastercarver Micro-Pro (or sim

Skill Level: All Levels

Total Materials Fees: $85

Woodturning Studio
1 FOLK SCHOOL RD
BRASSTOWN, NC 28902-8008

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Join us for an immersive week of woodturning as you create a variety of bowl forms, each uniquely textured and carved. Explore elements of form, discover sources for inspiration, and learn how to translate your creative vision into compelling pieces. Dive into coloring techniques using milk paint and acrylics to add depth and personality to your work. By the end of the class, you'll have crafted bowls that not only showcase your skills, but also tell a story. All levels welcome.

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Join us for an immersive week of woodturning as you create a variety of bowl forms, each uniquely textured and carved.

Explore elements of form, discover sources for inspiration, and learn how to translate your creative vision into compelling pieces. Dive into coloring techniques using milk paint and acrylics to add depth and personality to your work. By the end of the class, you'll have crafted bowls that not only showcase your skills, but also tell a story. All levels welcome.

$85

Elizabeth Weber is a woodturner from Tennessee, now living in Seattle, WA. She looks for ways to add vibrancy and movement to the things she creates through the use of color and shapes. Much of her work tries to capture past influences and tell a story. The storytelling not only lives in the finished product, but also the turning process.

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