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Category Archives: events
2026: Pete’s and Hand Tool Haven
I just returned from a week teaching a bird bowl class at Pete Galbert’s in Berwick, Maine. I’ll be settling into my shop for the next few months with lots of projects in mind. I’ll also be thinking about 2026. … Continue reading
Posted in classes, events, Uncategorized
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Before I Forget… A Few Things
This post was going to be about using my favorite T-handle auger, the one I use to bore the hole to begin making a shrink pot. With a couple green lengths of tree available, I took a few photos as … Continue reading
Round Brown Bird Bowl
One of the reasons I keep a notebook is to play with ideas and save them for future reference. When I revisit an old notebook, I sometimes wonder what I was thinking, but sometimes I realize the circumstances are right … Continue reading
Posted in bird bowls, events, holding, Uncategorized
Tagged carved walnut bird, walnut bird bowl
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Windblown Bowl Heading East
I love to watch tree branches dance in a breeze. If the wind really gets up, even the heavier limbs rock and sway. What a ride it must be; one that can shape the limbs themselves over time. This bowl … Continue reading
Posted in bowls, cherry, events, finding wood, holding, Uncategorized
Tagged beanbag, Cherry wood bowl, InGrained Exhibition, sandbag for carving, Wayne Art Center
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Thanks Plymouth CRAFT
In case you haven’t heard, Plymouth CRAFT has made some big changes. Peter Follansbee summed it up well in this recent blog post, which includes a link to a letter that he and Paula Marcoux wrote to the CRAFT community … Continue reading
My Former Workshop
We turned over the keys yesterday. My workshop of the last 27 years, and the house to which it is attached, is in new hands. To say the least, it has been an especially busy couple of months. I’m behind … Continue reading
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New Bowl Horse Plans and Tutorial
Over twenty years ago, I designed and built my first bowl horse and it has been an important carving partner for me ever since. I use it for every bowl, but also for shrink pots, spoon blanks, and all sorts … Continue reading
Posted in bowls, carving, events, holding, patterns, Uncategorized
Tagged bowl carving plans, Bowl Horse Plans, Carving vise, shave horse plans, shaving horse plans
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Drew Langsner’s Latest Adventure
Drew Langsner is an adventurer. A few years after earning his M.A. in painting and sculpture, he and his wife, Louise, embarked on an exploration of Asia Minor, the Balkans, and much of central and northern Europe. Don’t picture them … Continue reading
2022 Slöjd Fellowships
Back in 2019, I ventured to England (Spoonfest) and Sweden (Täljfest) and had an amazing experience of learning, teaching, and sharing. I had the pleasure of meeting so many wonderful people, including Owen Thomas and Anja Sundberg. I was very … Continue reading
Posted in events, Persons, Uncategorized
Tagged Anja Sundberg, Owen Thomas, Sundqvist Coperthwaite Fellowship, Taljfest
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AAW Auction Reminder
A few months ago, I wrote a post about carving this bowl from dry walnut and mentioned that it would be part of an American Association of Woodturners exhibition The Space Between, and the connected auction. Well, as of this … Continue reading