September
Alert:
Woodturning WorkshopsDon't
miss out!
Classes are limited to 6...call
or click
soon
to reserve your spot.
Visit our annual Open House, Sunday,
Sept 6, 1-4pm, for woodturning demos, and be sure to see the
Nutmeg Woodturner's League 20th Anniversary Exhibition in the
LTB Gallery, through Sept 26__________________________________________
September
Workshops
Small
Vases with Carl B. Ford III, Sept
12-13
Turning small vases is a great low
stress way to learn how to create hollow forms and experiment
with shapes. Experienced beginners and intermediate turners
will focus on turning small vases out of dry or green wood.
Register now
Introduction
to the Lathe with Buster Shaw, Sept 19-20
Both beginning and intermediate
turners will enjoy turning wood on the lathe, with interesting
demonstrations and hands-on guidance...turn a spindle and a
bowl working at your own pace. Register
now
Turned
Jewelry with Corey Anderson, Sept 26-27
This is a wonderful class for someone
who has some basic woodturning skills, specifically with a
spindle gouge. Learn how to turn small, intimate objects that
can be used to make beaded necklaces, bracelets, and earrings;
and learn how to attach findings. Register
now
Beginning
Bowl Turning with Jim Degen, Tues/Wed, Sept
29-30
Experience the
fun of making wooden bowls on the lathe in this weekday
workshop. Intended for students with little or no bowl turning
experience, this hands-on course will cover the basic skills.
Register
now
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Brookfield Craft
Center
286 Whisconier Road (Rte 25)
Brookfield,
Connecticut
06804
203-775-4526
www.brookfieldcraftcenter.org
Gallery
& Gift Shop
open daily 10-5, Sundays
12-5
Classes & Workshops
offered
year-round
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Brookfield
Craft Center is a nationally
respected non-profit school and gallery for fine
craftsmanship founded in 1954 to promote and
preserve the skills and values of fine craftsmanship and
to support American craft artists by the exhibition and
sale of their work. Our educational programs are
supported by the generosity of members, donors and the
Connecticut Commission on Culture &
Tourism.
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