Turning Towards Inclusion: Intro to Bowl Turning
September 24th to October 15th, 2024
Tuesdays, 6pm to 9pm (12 hours, 4 days)
Minimum students: 3 students
Maximum students: 4 students
Materials Fee: $150 included with registration
Registration closes: September 16th
This course is a dedicated space for women and gender-diverse individuals
Class minimum: 3
Class maximum: 4
Spots taken: /4
SKU: 1703-F24-05
Category: Wood
This course is a dedicated space for women and gender-diverse individuals, with the focus of creating a welcoming environment for folks who have felt unwelcome in woodworking spaces.
Always wanting to learn how to make your own wood bowl from start to finish? This is your chance! Over the span of this course, you will walk through all the necessary steps from how to prepare a bowl blank, the different ways to mount a blank to the lathe, the use of bowl gouges and the creation of a tenon. As students become more comfortable on the lathe, we will turn our focus to shaping the bowls exterior, using a dovetail chuck and form the rim of your bowl. The course will also cover clearing the interior of your bowl, proper sanding techniques and finishing methods.
Location: Wood Studio at 1096 Marginal Road Suite 190
Location
Wood Studio
(in the Grey Building with Blue Trim)
Address: 1096 Marginal Road, Halifax, Nova Scotia B3H 4P7
From the entrance, walk down the hallway. The wood studio is the first door on the right.
Instructor
Jackie Toner
Jackie Toner (she/her) identifies as a queer, cis-woman, wood artist based in Pesikitik, Mi'kmaq (Windsor, NS). Through her work, Jackie aims to infuse modern design elements and perspectives into her work, pushing the boundaries of wood and stepping outside of its traditional practices. Jackie strives to showcase the natural beauty of timber from around the world and use it for distinctive color play and perspectives. Outside of her artistic practice, Jackie is the owner behind Woods(wo)man Woodworking. Over the years, Jackie has built her brand to challenge and reshape gender stereotypes prevalent in the craft industry, while working towards carving out space for inclusivity and creative fulfillment for everyone. She does this through social media, in person with markets, exhibitions, and classes.
Website: woodswoman.ca
Instagram: @the_woodswoman
