In-person course
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Spatula & Butter Spreader Carving Workshop

Spatulas

Butter Spreaders

Carving a Spreader

Butter Spreaders

Whittling Workshop

Whittling

Knife grips

Curly Shavings

Description

Spatulas are one of the true workhorses of the kitchen. Why not learn how to carve your own, to whatever design you want? Come and learn the basics of green wood carving, using a Mora straight knife and a piece of green wood to carve a beautiful spatula, ready to be put to use. Learn how to carve a Swedish style butter spreader using basic knife grips and lovely green wood. Also perfect to use for serving condiments.

What's included in the price?

All materials and tools are included, plus tea/coffee/biscuits

Duration

3 hours

Cancellation policy

Easy - Cancellation and a full refund can be obtained up to 2 weeks before the course starts

Maker

The Green Wood Guild

with Craft Courses since 2015

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Suitable for

Adults
Seniors
Wheelchair users
Corporate days out & team building
Public transport
Suitable for beginners
Engagement, birthdays & anniversaries
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Venue

Stepney Way, , London, Greater London, E1 3DG

Price:

£45.00

Duration:

3 hours

Time:

13:00 - 16:00

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Reviews

All maker's reviews

2 Mar 23'

Sophie reviewed: Miniature Bowl Carving Class

"My boyfriend and I had a really fun time carving miniature bowls under Tim's guidance. Learned a lot about whittling and knife techniques in a safe and friendly environment (not to mention excellent coffee and some treats). I am a slow learner but Tim was very patient and helpful. Left with a bowl I was pleased with and a sense of accomplishment. Would recommend 🥣👌"

27 Feb 23'

Mel reviewed: Miniature Bowl Carving Class

"I have enjoyed the course very much. Tim is a great teacher! "

4 Dec 22'

Sharon reviewed: Miniature Bowl Carving Class

"This was a great introduction to miniature bowl carving. Tim was a great teacher. The venue was easy to get to, a nice bunch of people to learn with and tea thrown in. I highly recommend."