CALENDAR

Upcoming events

    • 7 Sep 2023
    • 2 May 2024
    • 9 sessions
    • Woodcraft Store classroom, 12020 SW Main St, Tigard, OR
    Register

    Carving SIG - Daytimes

    This interest list is for those who can attend at least some meetings.  Monthly reminders announce upcoming topics.  

    DESCRIPTION

    These monthly carving meetings are a combination of demo, presentation, and hands-on, open to beginners and experienced alike.  Topics vary over time. Previous focus topics were on sharpening, rotary carving tools, knives, Japanese wood blocks, and chip carving.  

    DATES/TIMES - Monthly on the 1st Thursday.  The start time is 1:00 but you are free to arrive anytime after noon to eat, hangout, and perhaps do some personal work.

    NOTE: There is a second Carving SIG meeting in the evenings on third Thursdays at the Guild of Oregon Woodworkers in Multnomah Village.  To register for this series, click here.

    LOCATION - Woodcraft store, Tigard, 12020 SW Main Street.

    COST - Free,  however, the real cost is you sharing your experience, questions, successes, and frustrations so we all can learn from and help each other.

    COORDINATOR is Larry Wade, (503-312-7745, lpwade@gmail.com), but expect others to pitch in over time (this could be you!).   




    • 4 Apr 2024
    • 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
    • Woodcraft Tigard 12020 SW Main St
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    Carving SIG - Nuts & Wax focus

    DESCRIPTION

    Our monthly get togethers have a different focus topic every month.  This time the focus is on power carving jeweler's wax and Tagua nuts.  Rick Martin carved for 50 years but never wood. He was a professional jeweler and carved jeweler's wax to make detailed models of rings, bracelets, and necklaces before casting them in precious metals. He used a Foredom because the wax was very hard. This will be a power carving demo with a chance to experience a little hands-on yourself with a variety of rotary shaft tools (Foredom, Dremel, micromotor). Try your hand at carving a Taqua Nut.

    You might model a complex carving in clay, but you could also practice carving it in wax.

    DATES/TIMES - Daytimes 1:00-3:00, with option to arrive after noon to eat, work, or chat.

    PREREQUISITE:  None.

    LOCATION - Woodcraft, Tigard

    COST - free except for you sharing your experience, questions, successes, and frustrations so we all can learn from and help each other.

    COORDINATOR is Larry Wade, (503-312-7745, lpwade@gmail.com), but expect others to pitch in over time (this could be you!).  



    • 9 Apr 2024
    • 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
    • Zoom only this month
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    Finding Inspiration

    For the Zoom link, click here

    Many of us eventually hit the wall and and want to find something really motivating to carve next.  This program will help by showing lots of examples from members as well as from recent shows, including:

    - Desert Woodcarving Show, Mesa, AZ (Feb 2024)
    - Capital Woodcarver Show, Salem, AZ (Apr 2024)
    - Idaho Artistry in Wood and Gourd Show, Boise, ID (Apr 2024)
    - Columbia Flyway and Wildlife Show, Astoria, OR (past and future)

    If you have examples of your own work that you think will inspire others, please send an email to lpwade@gmail.com.


    Please register in case of changes and post meeting handouts.  

    Larry Wade, President
    Oregon Carvers Guild



    • 8 May 2024
    • 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
    • Larry Wade's shop
    • 3
    Register

    WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION

    Sharpening is intimidating for new carvers.  This class gives you an essential foundation for stropping correctly.  Sharpening is a career-long journey; this is your chance to start.  Future classes will cover more advanced sharpening techniques and problem solving.

    HANDOUT  - A handout is downloadable by clicking here, and a 30 minute supporting video is viewable by clicking here.  You need to review them prior to the class since they are the basis for what will be practiced.

    COVID & FLU - If you are sick, not fully recovered, or living with someone who is please cancel and attend a future monthly session.  

    COST - $30 for tuition.  Leather for making your own strops are usually available at the class for $10 and green honing compound for $5.

    WORKSHOP LEADER - Roger Crooks or Larry Wade

    TOOLS - If you have any, bring your own knife, gouge, V tool, strop and honing compound.  However, practice tools and loaner strops are available so you don't have to bring anything.


    • 9 May 2024
    • 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
    • Woodcraft Tigard 12020 SW Main St
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    Clear Coat Finishes Workshop

    DESCRIPTION

    Our monthly get togethers have a different focus topic every month.  This time the focus is on clear finishes for carvings as a follow-up to the March monthly Zoom program, which you can watch online here.

    Before we meet we will have finished sample boards with a variety of the clear finishes mentioned in the Zoom program - shellac, oils, waxes, and synthetics.  During this meeting we will review some of the highlights of the earlier program, evaluate the finished sample boards, and have the opportunity to apply a finish of your choice to a new board. You will also be able to take a sample board home to try later.

    DATES/TIMES - Daytimes 1:00-3:00, with option to arrive after noon to eat, work, or chat.

    PREREQUISITE:  None.

    LOCATION - Woodcraft, Tigard

    COST - free except for you sharing your experience, questions, successes, and frustrations so we all can learn from and help each other.

    COORDINATOR is Larry Wade, (503-312-7745, lpwade@gmail.com), but expect others to pitch in over time (this could be you!).  



    • 18 May 2024
    • 9:30 AM - 12:00 PM
    • Larry Wade shop near Beaverton
    • 3
    Register

    Introduction to Carving (Incised)

    One 2  1/2 hour session

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    WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION

    The incised carving style typically creates line drawings etched into the surface of wood (or linoleum, gourds, soap, etc.) and can be done safely with one tool.

    This workshop is for those who have never carved or want to try incised carving.  It is hands-on, in-person.  You will be provided with free Basswood, a loaner V-tool and several patterns to choose from.  During the class you will carve the Dogs Welcome Sign and be encouraged to plan a second project afterwards.

    DATES/TIMES -  2 1/2 hours, date as noted

    COST - free tuition, free wood, free loaner V tool

    WORKSHOP LEADER is Larry Wade, (503-312-7745, lpwade@gmail.com)   

    WOOD - Basswood or White Pine will be provided.  




    • 31 May 2024
    • 9:30 AM - 5:00 PM
    • North Plains (tentatively)
    • 20
    Register

    INTEREST LIST - not yet a class

    Caricature Carving with Terry Moss

    We want to make sure there is enough interest before scheduling the next class, which requires five minimum.  Signing up for the interest list does not commit you, but does mean you will have first opportunity to sign up.

    Terry Moss is a skilled caricature carver, and happens to be the president of the Capitol WoodCarvers Club in Salem. In this weekend workshop we will probably carve the Santa figure,; and on your own or in future classes, you can carve the other figures shown.

    The class is intended for beginner and intermediate carvers.  The figure is carved out of 2x2x12 Basswood which will be roughed out ahead of time so students can concentrate on the essential carving.  The exact figure to be carved depends on the timing for the class.

    The class will tentatively be taught at Kelley Stadelman's studio in North Plains. 

    COST - $175.

    PREREQUISITES - Beginner or intermediate level carver or above with some experience using a carving knife.

    FOOD -  Snacks and beverages provided.

    TOOLS - You will need to provide your own tools, but they are modest - detail knife, small V tool, micro gouge.  Some might be available to loan.

    LIABILITY WAIVER - Before the class you will need to sign a typical form to waive liability for Kelley and the Oregon Carvers Guild.

    CARVING SAFETY - You must read the relevant parts of our draft carving safety manual and be prepared to follow those practices.

    COVID - What, me worry?  Yes, we will, and you should plan on standard protocols of staying home if sick, living with some who is, recently exposed, etc.  

    CANCELLATION - Full refund if cancelled within 14 days of the class start. Half refund if cancelled 7 to 14 days of the start, and no refund if cancelled within 7 days, UNLESS we can find a substitute attendee.

    For questions contact class coordinator

    Larry Wade (503-312-7745, lpwade@gmail.com).




    • 12 Jun 2024
    • 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
    • Larry Wade's shop
    • 3
    Register

    WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION

    Sharpening is intimidating for new carvers.  This class gives you an essential foundation for stropping correctly.  Sharpening is a career-long journey; this is your chance to start.  Future classes will cover more advanced sharpening techniques and problem solving.

    HANDOUT  - A handout is downloadable by clicking here, and a 30 minute supporting video is viewable by clicking here.  You need to review them prior to the class since they are the basis for what will be practiced.

    COVID & FLU - If you are sick, not fully recovered, or living with someone who is please cancel and attend a future monthly session.  

    COST - $30 for tuition.  Leather for making your own strops are usually available at the class for $10 and green honing compound for $5.

    WORKSHOP LEADER - Roger Crooks or Larry Wade

    TOOLS - If you have any, bring your own knife, gouge, V tool, strop and honing compound.  However, practice tools and loaner strops are available so you don't have to bring anything.


    • 15 Jun 2024
    • 9:30 AM - 12:00 PM
    • Larry Wade shop near Beaverton
    • 3
    Register

    Introduction to Carving (Incised)

    One 2  1/2 hour session

    .

    WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION

    The incised carving style typically creates line drawings etched into the surface of wood (or linoleum, gourds, soap, etc.) and can be done safely with one tool.

    This workshop is for those who have never carved or want to try incised carving.  It is hands-on, in-person.  You will be provided with free Basswood, a loaner V-tool and several patterns to choose from.  During the class you will carve the Dogs Welcome Sign and be encouraged to plan a second project afterwards.

    DATES/TIMES -  2 1/2 hours, date as noted

    COST - free tuition, free wood, free loaner V tool

    WORKSHOP LEADER is Larry Wade, (503-312-7745, lpwade@gmail.com)   

    WOOD - Basswood or White Pine will be provided.  




    • 1 Jul 2024
    • 10:00 AM
    • Zoom
    • 4
    Register

    This is an interest list only, not yet a class 

    Terry Burnside has created many wood spirits over the 25 years he has been carving.

    DESCRIPTION

    This class will eventually be delivered in three sessions. 

    Most of two sessions will focus on carving a wood spirit.  The first session will start with a talk on harvesting and preparing a walking stick and the last part of the final session will explore finishing topics. The same techniques of face carving can be applied to a variety of objects.  

    This class is designed for those not familiar with carving a wood spirit or face carving in general. Terry developed his techniques over 25 years, incorporating the ideas of several well known carving professionals.  The course is hands on, and the material will be greenwood walking sticks or dowels (see note below). Students need a carving glove, strop and three carving tools - a carving knife, V tool and a deepish gouge gouges (like #11, #9 or #8) in 1/4 or 3/16 widths), palm or long handled. If you need tools, glove or strop we might be able to find loaners, contact us.  The class outline is:

    1. Introduction to carving and history of wood spirit carving
    2. Finding, harvesting and preparing a walking stick
    3. Proportions and position of facial features
    4. Sharpening demonstration and safety talk
    5. A demonstration of each wood spirit carving step followed by carving time and QA – NOTE – This will occupy the most of the class time
    6. Finishing the walking stick
    7. Recap of carve and conversation of wood spirit carving resources

    NOTE - The instructor will provide a walking stick for $10, to be picked up near North Portland, or you can provide your own.  Mailing options are possible if reimbursed.

    INSTRUCTOR - Terry Burnside

    For questions, contact Terry Burnside at 850-629-7144 or email at

    terry.burnside@gmail.com



    • 10 Jul 2024
    • 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
    • Larry Wade's shop
    • 3
    Register

    WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION

    Sharpening is intimidating for new carvers.  This class gives you an essential foundation for stropping correctly.  Sharpening is a career-long journey; this is your chance to start.  Future classes will cover more advanced sharpening techniques and problem solving.

    HANDOUT  - A handout is downloadable by clicking here, and a 30 minute supporting video is viewable by clicking here.  You need to review them prior to the class since they are the basis for what will be practiced.

    COVID & FLU - If you are sick, not fully recovered, or living with someone who is please cancel and attend a future monthly session.  

    COST - $30 for tuition.  Leather for making your own strops are usually available at the class for $10 and green honing compound for $5.

    WORKSHOP LEADER - Roger Crooks or Larry Wade

    TOOLS - If you have any, bring your own knife, gouge, V tool, strop and honing compound.  However, practice tools and loaner strops are available so you don't have to bring anything.


    • 20 Jul 2024
    • 9:30 AM - 12:00 PM
    • Larry Wade shop near Beaverton
    • 3
    Register

    Introduction to Carving (Incised)

    One 2  1/2 hour session

    .

    WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION

    The incised carving style typically creates line drawings etched into the surface of wood (or linoleum, gourds, soap, etc.) and can be done safely with one tool.

    This workshop is for those who have never carved or want to try incised carving.  It is hands-on, in-person.  You will be provided with free Basswood, a loaner V-tool and several patterns to choose from.  During the class you will carve the Dogs Welcome Sign and be encouraged to plan a second project afterwards.

    DATES/TIMES -  2 1/2 hours, date as noted

    COST - free tuition, free wood, free loaner V tool

    WORKSHOP LEADER is Larry Wade, (503-312-7745, lpwade@gmail.com)   

    WOOD - Basswood or White Pine will be provided.  




    • 27 Jul 2024
    • 28 Jul 2024
    • 2 sessions
    • Portland west side TBD
    • 9
    Register
    .   

    More Caricature Carving with Terry Moss

    Terry Moss is a skilled caricature carver and the president of the Capitol WoodCarvers Club in Salem. In this weekend workshop you will carve either the one of two pirates. However, depending on class interest, you may have an opportunity to carve Uncle Sam, Willy Wonka, or a Pilgrim.

    The class is intended for beginner and intermediate carvers but more experienced are welcome.  The figure is carved from 2x2x12 Basswood which will be roughed out ahead of time so students can concentrate on the essential carving and have a hope of getting done in the weekend. 

    MINIMUM - Five paying students, otherwise it will be rescheduled or cancelled.

    COST - $150

    PREREQUISITES - Beginner or intermediate level carver or above with some experience using a carving knife.

    FOOD - You bring your own lunch, but coffee/tea/water/sodas/snacks provided.

    TOOLS - You will need to provide your own tools, carving glove, and thumb guard.  Tools will be a detail knife, small V tool, and small gouges.  Palm tools from our Tool Library will be available to use during the class.

    LIABILITY WAIVER - Before the class you will need to sign a typical form to waive liability for the host facility and the Oregon Carvers Guild.

    CARVING SAFETY - You must read the relevant parts of our carving safety manual and be prepared to follow those practices.

    COVID - What, me worry?  Yes, we will, and you should plan on standard protocols of staying home if sick, living with some who is, recently exposed, etc.  

    CANCELLATION - Full refund if cancelled within 14 days of the class start. Half refund if cancelled 7 to 14 days of the start, and no refund if cancelled within 7 days, UNLESS we can find a substitute attendee.

    For questions contact class coordinator

    Larry Wade (503-312-7745, lpwade@gmail.com).




    • 31 Dec 2024
    • 10:00 AM
    • Zoom
    • 16
    Register

    This is an interest list only, not yet a class 

    DESCRIPTION

    Ahmad Rauofi will teach Nuristani Chip Carving, a technique he learned in Kabul, Afghanistan while attending a three year post high school woodworking and carving program.  It is done not with a western style chip carving knife but with a standard single bevel chisel in the range of 13-16mm.


    NOTE - The class is being produced by Gerard Accessories.  Details like length of time, cost, and location are being determined now.

    INSTRUCTOR - Ahmad Rauofi

    For questions, contact Stacey Gerard at  StaceyMGirard@girardaccessories.com



Past events

17 Mar 2024 Nuristani Chip Carving with Ahmad Rauofi - Mar2024
16 Mar 2024 Caricature Carving with Terry Moss
13 Mar 2024 Sharpening for Beginners for Mar2024
12 Mar 2024 March 2024 Monthly Program - Clear Coat Finishes with Chip Webster
9 Mar 2024 Introduction to Carving (Incised) for Mar2024
7 Mar 2024 Carving SIG / Photography Focus - Mar2024
17 Feb 2024 Introduction to Carving (Incised) for Feb2024
13 Feb 2024 Feb2024 Monthly Program - Nora Hall - Famous Oregon Carver
1 Feb 2024 Carving SIG / Pyrography Focus - Feb2024
31 Jan 2024 Painting Class for Carvers with Kelley Stadelman - INTEREST LIST
20 Jan 2024 Cancelled - Introduction to Carving (Incised) for Jan2024
18 Jan 2024 CANCELLED - Carving SIG / Sharpening Focus - Jan2024
10 Jan 2024 Jan2024 Monthly Program - Bird and Power Carving w/Rick Pass
10 Jan 2024 Sharpening for Beginners for Jan2024
19 Dec 2023 Monday Carving Conversations
18 Nov 2023 Introduction to Carving (Incised) - Nov2023
14 Nov 2023 Nov Monthly Program - Chainsaw & Caricature Carving w/Terry Moss
11 Nov 2023 Caricature Carving with Terry Moss - Nov23
21 Oct 2023 Introduction to Carving (Incised) - Oct2023
14 Oct 2023 Painting Class for Carvers with Kelley Stadelman - Oct2023
11 Oct 2023 Sharpening for Beginners-Oct2023
10 Oct 2023 Oct Monthly Program - Photography for Carvers
25 Sep 2023 Mack Sutter Relief Carving Workshop 23-1
16 Sep 2023 Introduction to Carving (Incised) - Sep2023
13 Sep 2023 Sharpening for Alumni-Sep2023
12 Sep 2023 Sept Monthly Program - Painting 101 with Kelley Stadelman
2 Sep 2023 Art in the Pearl 2023
19 Aug 2023 Multnomah Days 2023
12 Aug 2023 Carving Club Summer Picnic 2023
9 Aug 2023 Sharpening for Beginners-Aug2023
15 Jul 2023 Introduction to Carving (Incised) - Jul2023
12 Jul 2023 Sharpening for Beginners-Jul2023
24 Jun 2023 Introduction to Carving (Incised) - Jun2023
14 Jun 2023 Sharpening for Beginners-Jun2023
2 Jun 2023 Second Native Columbia River Art Workshop with Adam McIsaac - Jun2023
20 May 2023 Carving Workshop with Mary May
17 May 2023 High and Low Relief Carving with Mary May
16 May 2023 May Monthly Program - Carving with Mary May
16 May 2023 Carving Tips and Tricks with Mary May
10 May 2023 Sharpening for Beginners-May2023
14 Apr 2023 Native Columbia River Art Workshop with Adam McIsaac - Apr2023
12 Apr 2023 Sharpening for Beginners-Apr2023
11 Apr 2023 April Monthly Program & Annual Meeting - Carving & Art Nouveau with Mark Downing
8 Apr 2023 Introduction to Carving (Incised) - Apr2023
1 Apr 2023 Eastside Carver’s Gathering
15 Mar 2023 Introduction to Carving (Incised) - Mar2023
14 Mar 2023 March Monthly Program - Make a Knife or Adze
11 Mar 2023 Carving Workshop with Monica Setziol-Phillips
8 Mar 2023 Sharpening for Beginners-Mar2023
18 Feb 2023 Introduction to Carving (Incised) - Feb2023
16 Feb 2023 February Monthly Program - Mary May's Carving Insights
10 Feb 2023 Spoon Carving for Beginners-Feb2023
4 Feb 2023 Small Bowls in Four Woods-Feb2023
21 Jan 2023 Introduction to Carving (Incised) - Jan2023
11 Jan 2023 Sharpening for Beginners-Jan2023
10 Jan 2023 January Monthly Program - Carving Tool Storage - Best Practices
31 Dec 2022 Interest List - Tribal Carving with Adam McIsaac
14 Dec 2022 Stropping for Beginners-Dec2022
30 Nov 2022 Flat Plane Carving - Interest List
30 Nov 2022 Spoon Carving for Beginners - Interest List
18 Nov 2022 Native Columbia River Art Workshop with Adam McIsaac - Nov2022
17 Nov 2022 Carving SIG - Evenings Nov
17 Nov 2022 Carving SIG - Evenings Jan
13 Nov 2022 Flat Plane Carving with Terry Burnside-Nov2022
12 Nov 2022 Introduction to Carving (Incised) - Nov2022
10 Nov 2022 Spoon Carving for Beginners-Nov2022
9 Nov 2022 Stropping for Beginners-Nov2022
8 Nov 2022 Carving Demos with Masa Nitani - his Japanese techniques
27 Oct 2022 Carving SIG - Days - Oct 2022
20 Oct 2022 Carving SIG - Evenings Oct
15 Oct 2022 Introduction to Carving (Incised) - Oct2022
12 Oct 2022 Stropping for Beginners-Oct2022
11 Oct 2022 Carving Blood and Guts (Safety and Health)
24 Sep 2022 Beginner Flat Plan Character Carving-Interest List
22 Sep 2022 Carving SIG - Days - Sept 2022
20 Sep 2022 Flat Plane Carving plus the Nannie Dee
17 Sep 2022 Introduction to Carving (Incised) - Sept2022
15 Sep 2022 Carving SIG - Evenings Sept
14 Sep 2022 Stropping for Beginners-Sept2022
13 Sep 2022 Small Bowls in Four Woods
20 Aug 2022 Multnomah Days 2022
13 Aug 2022 Carving Club Summer Picnic
10 Aug 2022 Stropping for Beginners-Aug2022
23 Jul 2022 Introduction to Carving (Incised) - July2022
11 Jul 2022 Stropping for Beginners-July2022
25 Jun 2022 Introduction to Carving (Incised) - June2022
22 Jun 2022 Stropping for Beginners-June2022
21 May 2022 Introduction to Carving (Incised) - May2022
17 May 2022 Stropping for Beginners-May2022
10 May 2022 Making Comfort Critters and Annual Meeting
10 May 2022 Small Bowls in Four Woods
14 Apr 2022 Spoon Carving for Beginners - Pilot Class
13 Apr 2022 Stropping for Beginners-Apr2022
12 Apr 2022 Carving Tools with Edges - Roundtable discussion of brands, preferences and sources
31 Mar 2022 Interest List - Gathering of the Guilds
31 Mar 2022 Interest List - Comfort Birds
31 Mar 2022 Interest List - Stropping for Beginners
23 Mar 2022 Weekly Open Carving - Kitchen Utensils
15 Mar 2022 Adam McIsaac - Tribal Carvings of the Columbia River Basin
9 Mar 2022 Stropping for Beginners-Mar2022
19 Feb 2022 Introduction to Carving (Incised) - Feb2022
19 Feb 2022 Carving a Green Man-Feb2022
16 Feb 2022 Small Bowls in Six Woods - Pilot Class
8 Feb 2022 Kelley Stadelman - Large Sculptural Carvings
31 Jan 2022 Interest List for Wood Spirit Carving Class with Terry Burnside
15 Jan 2022 Introduction to Carving (Incised) - Jan2022
12 Jan 2022 Stropping for Beginners-Jan2022
11 Jan 2022 Grinling Gibbons UK Trip Report - Chuck Rinehart
11 Jan 2022 Advanced Mack Sutter Relief Carving-Tuesdays Jan2022
8 Jan 2022 Advanced Mack Sutter Relief Carving- Saturdays Jan2022
8 Dec 2021 Stropping for Beginners - Pilot
20 Nov 2021 Introduction to Carving (Incised) - Nov2021
9 Nov 2021 November Monthly Meeting - Carving Tips & Techniques
16 Oct 2021 Introduction to Carving (Incised) - Oct2021
12 Oct 2021 Pyrography Enhancements to Carving
18 Sep 2021 Introduction to Carving (Incised) - Sept2021
16 Sep 2021 Mack Sutter Relief Carving Workshop 21-5
14 Sep 2021 September Monthly Meeting - Carving Holiday Gifts
4 Sep 2021 Art-In-The-Pearl
14 Aug 2021 August Monthly Meeting - Potluck and Demos
13 Jul 2021 July Monthly Meeting - Show-and-Tell
8 Jul 2021 (Free) Wood Spirit Carving Class with Terry Burnside 21-3
8 Jun 2021 Sharpening for Carvers - Examples and Opinions
11 May 2021 (Free) Finishing with Acrylic Paints for Carvers 101
27 Apr 2021 (Free) Mary May - Carving on Furniture
21 Apr 2021 Regular Member Meeting - but open to all
15 Apr 2021 (Free) Wood Spirit Carving Class with Terry Burnside 21-2
13 Apr 2021 (Free) Power Carving Tools 101
9 Mar 2021 (Free) Blacksmith Conversations / Sharpening & Re-making
27 Feb 2021 (Free) Chip Chats Magazine - Presidential Conversations
18 Feb 2021 (Free) Wood Spirit Carving Class with Terry Burnside
9 Feb 2021 The Wide World of Bird Carving
4 Feb 2021 Wood Spirit Carving Demonstration with Terry Burnside
23 Jan 2021 Leroy Setziol - Post-program Discussion
21 Jan 2021 Gourd Carving Conversations
12 Jan 2021 Leroy Setziol - Oregon's Famous Carver
2 Dec 2020 Caricature Carving Demo with Gil Drake
12 Nov 2020 Greenwood Spoon Carving with Rose Holdorf
10 Nov 2020 Carving SIG - World class Tools - Gil Drake
13 Oct 2020 Carving SIG - The Art of Chip Carving with Marty Leenhouts
30 Sep 2020 Olympia Woodworkers Guild - Carving tribal masks

Address: Oregon Carvers Guild, 3110 NW Linmere Dr, Portland, Oregon 97229
Email: oregoncarvers@gmail.com

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