Creative Woodworking
About the Course
The 2024 woodturning workshop may include both Novice and Intermediate level turners. We have designed the course to allow skill building for all participants. We will review tool sharpening, tool presentation to the wood, options for mounting wood in the lathe and have designed projects for all skill levels. Projects will be designed to be both fun and challenging for all skill levels.
COST: $595 +GST per course plus materials fees and optional meal plan
COST: $595 +GST per course plus materials fees and optional meal plan
Outcomes
Novice Turners Learning Outcomes:
- Become familiar with a wood lathe
- Learn to sharpen your tools
- Build confidence with fun projects and experienced support
- Feel confident in returning to your home studio to make more new and interesting projects.
Intermediate Turners Learning Outcomes:
- Review tool sharpening techniques and address challenges.
- Complete projects in green wood to show wood movement characteristics
- Complete a number of projects that will expand your skills and provide a canvas for future artistic possibilities.
- Become familiar with a wood lathe
- Learn to sharpen your tools
- Build confidence with fun projects and experienced support
- Feel confident in returning to your home studio to make more new and interesting projects.
Intermediate Turners Learning Outcomes:
- Review tool sharpening techniques and address challenges.
- Complete projects in green wood to show wood movement characteristics
- Complete a number of projects that will expand your skills and provide a canvas for future artistic possibilities.
Your Instructor:
Dale Lowe
Dale Lowe is a woodturning artist based in Regina, whose artistic creations are strongly influenced by his Saskatchewan roots. Having grown up in a prairie farm environment, his work reflects the colours, textures, and architecture of the rural and urban spaces in which he has lived. Dale is a professional member of the Saskatchewan Craft Council and his work has been accepted in juried exhibitions in Saskatchewan and Alberta.
Dale truly enjoys the creative process and challenges himself to create unique pieces that can be appreciated as art. He believes that wood art inspires the observer to engage in an intimate experience by touching the pieces and appreciating the finely crafted work.
His work is part of private collections across Canada, Mexico, and Dubai and has also been gifted by the Government of Canada to Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain.
Dale truly enjoys the creative process and challenges himself to create unique pieces that can be appreciated as art. He believes that wood art inspires the observer to engage in an intimate experience by touching the pieces and appreciating the finely crafted work.
His work is part of private collections across Canada, Mexico, and Dubai and has also been gifted by the Government of Canada to Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain.
Course Requirements
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What You Need to BringNOVICE (if you're bringing your own)
INTERMEDIATE (if you're bringing your own)
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