Course summary
Looking for a beginner-friendly woodworking class?
Join us for a relaxed and hands-on introduction to spoon carving. Under the guidance of our fantastic tutor Rob, you’ll learn traditional spoon-carving techniques in a supportive and friendly environment. Rob will take you step by step through safe knife-hand carving strokes, as well as sanding and oiling, so you can confidently create and finish your own handmade wooden spoon.
No prior experience is required—just bring your curiosity and creativity!.
All materials are provided.
*Please note that the session duration is approximately 4 hours, and may vary slightly depending on participants’ pace.
What you will learn
- traditional spoon carving techniques
- various knife-hand carving techniques
- sanding and oiling timber
- safe use of hand tools
What you will get
- new skills with hand tools
- take home your own spoon
- relaxing craft therapy
What you need to bring
- wear old clothes and closed-in shoes
- hair tie (if you have long hair)
- water bottle
About the tutor
Rob Nansen (Jesses Stump Blacksmithing and Bush Furniture) is a Melbourne-based artisan who works with iron and wood using traditional hand tools and techniques. Along with creating original pieces, Rob facilitates beginner workshops so others can also experience these slow and meditative crafts.
Course cost
COST: $148.00
Class availability: 6 PLACES REMAINING
Course dates
Saturday 28 March
1.00pm – 5.00pm (1 session)
Book this course
To enrol in this course, fill out the form below. Remember to add the details of any other students who are part of your booking.
Please note: This class requires a minimum number of students to go ahead. For this reason, we encourage students to book at least 5 days prior to the course/workshop. In the unlikely event that we don't get enough enrolments, we may need to postpone to a later date or cancel the course/workshop. You will be advised via email or text prior to the class commencing.
$148.00
6 PLACES AVAILABLE
Course gallery
The photos below are an indication of what to expect from the class.
