Weird and Wonderful Wood: For those who love beautiful wooden objects, are fascinated to see how they are made and would like to try making things for themselves, Weird and Wonderful Wood is not to be missed.
Meet over 60 artists and craftspeople, enjoy watching their practical skills and appreciate their work. There will be lots of demonstrations including carving and sculpture, really fine designer craftsmen made furniture, musical instrument making, displays by traditional fletchers and bowyers, chain saw carving, hurdle making, wood turning, pole lathe turning, sign writing, as well as coracle making and wagon displays. Workshops include archery, withy work, weaving, papermaking, pole lathe turning, scrap wood, puppet making, jewellery making, den building, and Monkey-do tree climbing.
Weird and Wonderful Wood at Haughley Park in Stowmarket, Suffolk on Saturday, 12 May 2012.
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