Join us for a 3-hour introduction to the craft of greenwood spoon carving. You will finish the class with your own hand-carved serving spoon. For the first part of the class, we will study safety, knife grips, and traditional techniques for carving. For the rest of the class, you will apply what you have learned to transform a spoon blank provided into your completed spoon.
Wear comfortable clothes that you don’t mind getting full of wood chips and closed-toed shoes.
All tools and supplies are provided.
$110 General Registration | $95 Members of Norway House | 12 participants maximum
Note: We need 48 hours’ notice in order to reschedule your tickets or to provide a refund if there is a cancellation. Thank you.
Questions? Contact Carstens Smith, Education Coordinator, at classes@norwayhouse.org.
Erik Vevang
Erik has been spoon carving since 2013 and has been teaching greenwood spoon carving since 2016. Introduced to carving by his wife Michele, Erik and Michele have taken numerous carving classes and workshops on their spoon carving journey. Since 2016 Erik has taught many carving classes, both advanced and introductory. As a carpenter, woodworker, and graduate with a BA in Studio Art from St Olaf College in Northfield, MN, spoon carving has been the perfect way for Erik to explore the intersection of art and craft.