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Scandinavian Style Flat-Plane Carving: Continuation

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Course Overview

Another appropriate name for this course could simply be: “Let’s Keep Carving!” It is an inspiring immersion for students with prior carving experience, including seasoned figure carvers, as well as new-to-carving folks who have just completed the three-day Scandinavian Style Figure Carving course. Need some inspiration or a few new ideas? Carving blanks and patterns for over 40 different characters will be available. Workshop discussions and demonstrations will be facilitated by master carver Harley Refsal. Pick up your knife and get carving!

Dates

Mon, Jun 24th, 2019  –  Wed, Jun 26th, 2019

Course Details

Length: 3 Days
Skill Levels: All levels
Hours: 9am-5pm
Intergenerational age: 12+
Tuition: $285.00
Additional materials fee paid to instructor when class starts: Varies (see description)

Required

You will need the following tools for this class:

  • A fixed blade carving/whittling/straight knife, such as a Pinewood Forge "Harley Knife" or OCCT Straight knife. Knives are available for purchase in the school store or from the instructor. (Due to the thickness of its blade, a standard Mora 122 knife is not ideal for this type of carving.)

Optional Tools

Feel free to bring your favorite tools and whatever materials you might feel appropriate for this course.

More Information

Once registered, students will receive a confirmation email with further class information. Please call us if you haven't received it within 24 hours.

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Meet the Instructor

North House Folk School photo of instructor, Harley Refsal
Harley Refsal
Decorah, IA

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Scandinavian Style Flat-Plane Carving: Continuation - 6/24/2019