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Do you want to improve your skills as a woodcarver?
The results of the survey for classes in 2010 is in and the answer
is, yes, Ridgewood Carvers Club members would like more classes.
Some classes planned or scheduled for 2010 listed below. One
class is already underway.
Brian Waistell is providing the plans and is coaching students in
the carving of a rocking horse. You may join this group any
time...instruction is by individual coaching and the classes are
held during the regular Tuesday carving sessions held from 2:00 pm
to 8:00 pm on Tuesdays. (Classes are shortened on the first
Tuesday of the month for the business meeting.)
Wood Burning (Pyrography)
The
Carving Club is waiting for Jack Smith to announce the dates of the
next pyrography (wood burning) class. Many of the students of
Jack's 2009 class are now hooked on the art of wood-burning.
Some students ventured on their own after that class to completed
many beautiful pieces of art using what they learned from Jack.
Others are asking for another class so they can perfect their
skills. Check this site for an announcement soon.
** * * * * * * * * * * * * * Carving
a Spirit Face the Tyrolean Way
Larry Nowell returned to Lakeland, Florida for another fun and
productive carving session. The class involved carving a
spirit face in Butternut wood that was 4 1/2" x 11" x 2".
Larry attended the
Geisler-Moroder Austrian
Woodcarving School
last fall and he is ready to share the Tyrolean style of carving
with us.
The
Class was held at Jim Hammer's wood working shop, Hardwood Lumber
and Mill Work, 4316 Wallace Road, Lakeland, FL 33812.
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Another
Great
Show!
The
Ridgewood Carvers Club held its 18th Annual Art of Woodcarving
Show on Saturday, March 20, 2010, at the First Presbyterian Church
in Lakeland, Fl. More than 140 pieces were entered for
judging. Best of Show was shared between our club Vice
President Lu Myers for her portrait of "Lisa" and Larry Nowell, a
well known teacher and artist, for his "Christ on the Cross. |