Spatula Carving with Adam Hawker

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Adam Hawker

Spatula Carving with Adam Hawker

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Join nationally renowned greenwood worker, Adam Hawker, to learn how to carve a wooden spatula, an organic alternative to metal utensils.

Event details

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Date

Time
10:00am - 12:30pm
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About the event

Adam is nationally renowned greenwood worker living in West Dorset, running greenwood carving courses across the UK. We are excited to offer this new 2.5-hour workshop, where you’ll design and make your own wooden spatula to last. During the session, you will discover how to safely use the axe and knife, what to look for when selecting wood, the basics of utensil design, and how to carve with confidence-developing a passion for this heritage craft while connecting with the natural world.

Your spatula will be made from locally sourced greenwood, and you will create a unique piece using the simple hand tools provided. It will then be oiled and burnished to seal in the natural beauty of the grain.

After spending ten years swinging from trees as an arborist, Adam decided he needed a job that kept both feet firmly on the ground while still allowing him to remain rooted in the woodland around him. Having previously studied engineering, woodworking felt like a natural step, and working with the natural inclination of green wood soon became a true passion.

Booking

Price

Cost: £40 per person includes all tuition, tools and materials
All money raised helps to support the vital conservation work of Dorset Wildlife Trust, protecting wildlife now and for future generations to come.

Additional booking information

BOOKING ESSENTIAL. Over 18's only.

Dorset Wildlife Trust's partner cafe The Kitchen at Kingcombe will be open and offers a delicious range of food and drinks. Please see their Facebook page for latest opening times and seasonal menu.




Know before you go

Dogs

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No dogs permitted
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Wheelchair access

No
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What to bring

Warm clothing, pen and notebook.

Please wear clothes and footwear suitable for being outside on a nature reserve. Please note the ground is uneven in parts and very wet at this time of year.

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Parking information

Free parking on site
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Bicycle parking

Yes
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Facilities

Toilets
Shop
Cafe/refreshments
Picnic area
Accessible toilet
Baby changing facilities
Disabled parking

Contact us

Kingcombe Team
Contact number: 01300 320684