Unleash Creativity with Woodcarving: Stylized Animals Workshop in Midland, Michigan
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Minimal physical fitness required; suitable for most ages and abilities.
Overview
Discover the artistry of woodcarving in Midland, Michigan, with a two-hour workshop led by carpenter Jordan Walmsley. Craft whimsical wooden animals and rustic creations that capture the spirit of the Great Lakes Bay area.
Woodcarving: Stylized Animals
Wed, Oct. 22
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About This Adventure
Join Jordan Walmsley for an exciting evening of carving unique and functional items! In just two hours, unleash your creativity and craft memorable projects, including rustic lathe creations and whimsical mushrooms. Perfect for ages 14 and up, this hands-on workshop promises a fun and artistic experience to take home.
Join Jordan Walmsley for an exciting evening of carving unique and functional items! In just two hours, unleash your creativity and craft memorable projects, including rustic lathe creations and whimsical mushrooms. Perfect for ages 14 and up, this hands-on workshop promises a fun and artistic experience to take home.
Adventure Tips
Bring protective gloves
Wear gloves to protect your hands while carving and handling sharp tools.
Arrive early to set up
Arriving 10 minutes before the start time helps you get settled and choose your wood pieces.
Use eye protection
Safety goggles or glasses help shield your eyes from wood chips during carving.
Keep tools clean
Wipe carving tools between use to maintain sharpness and prevent accidents.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- White-tailed deer
- Red fox
History
Midland developed as a hub for timber and manufacturing, and woodcraft remains an integral part of the local culture.
Conservation
Workshops promote sustainable use of wood sourced responsibly, emphasizing environmental respect and reducing waste.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Protective gloves
Hand protection is important for safe carving with sharp tools.
Eye protection
Safety glasses prevent eye injuries from flying wood chips.
Apron or coveralls
Wear to keep clothes clean from wood dust and chips.
Comfortable clothing
Dress casually in clothes you don’t mind getting dusty or marked.