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Carve a Bud Vase with Waiting for Spring | Wabi Sabi Bud Vase

Sat, 06 July

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Number 99

Your hands are made for more than scrolling and typing! So, teach them something new at one of Waiting For Spring's wood carving classes for beginners!

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Carve a Bud Vase with Waiting for Spring | Wabi Sabi Bud Vase
Carve a Bud Vase with Waiting for Spring | Wabi Sabi Bud Vase

Time & Location

06 July 2024, 1:00 pm – 4:30 pm

Number 99, 99 Wentworth St, Port Kembla NSW 2505, Australia

About the event

WABI-SABI BUD VASE WORKSHOP

No experience? No problem! Come along for a fun ride into the world of woodcarving with Waiting for Spring's Wabi-sabi* bud vase workshop for beginners!

From a block of soft wood you can unleash your inner artist as you carve your way to creating a stunning bud vase.

This workshop is not about achieving perfection it's about experiencing the joy of making something beautiful, with your own hands. With each slice and carve, you'll see your block transform into a stylish dry bud vase. Alongside the laughs and the wood shavings, I’ll teach you cool carving tricks and tips, making this workshop not only a great way to learn a new skill but also a fantastic opportunity to create a unique, handcrafted piece that’s all your own. It’s the perfect mix of creativity, skill-building, and fun!

*Wabi-sabi: in traditional Japanese aesthetics, Wabi-sabi is the acceptance of transience and imperfection. The aesthetic is sometimes described as one of beauty that is imperfect, impermanent, and incomplete.

Includes 

  • Timber for you to carve
  • The use of all tools required for the duration of the workshop. Including      a cut resistant glove and apron
  • Organic food safe wood finish
  • Light refreshments

PLEASE ARRIVE 15 mins early

What to wear 

  • Closed in shoes 
  • Clothes you don’t mind getting dusty
  • Full length pants preferred

You can find more of Rachel's work on her website. This is one event in a series of three - check out her other workshops here.

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