Friday, March 1, 2024

Photo Gallery



Photos of Classes and Class Projects

2022

Gary's Beginning Blacksmithing class




Below: Bud Larsen's Raku From the Ground Up class










2021

Chrissy Valento's flat-felting class, 2021



Gary Hill's sword made from Damascus billet (billet was made in Jeff Harper's 2019 workshop)

Birch bark weaving with John Zasada and Jack Sneve, August 2019







One of our free blacksmith classes for high school students, cooking lunch with their new hand-forged hot dog forks.
The only requirements to get free classes if you're a teen (aged 14-18): show some enthusiasm for blacksmithing,
and be on time at the boat landing!


Gary Hill's trade axe class, June 2019

Students with their finished axes


Tom Latané with students' rived oak boards, Viking Chest Class, June 2019


Tom explains the construction of the Viking chest
 
After a day of hand-planing!
Hewing a rived board for a Viking chest

Kitty Latané's Tinsmithing Class (June 2019)



Kitty's tin lanterns

Tom Latané demonstrates chasing (photo by Kitty Latané)

Blacksmith demo by Tom Latané (photo by Kitty Latané)

Tom Latane's hammer class, 2016

Getting started on a sunset painting in Anne Rorem's class, July 2017
A few results from Kitty's tinsmithing class
Kitty Latane's tinsmithing class, June 2017
Fred Livesay demonstrates safe spoon carving technique, July 2017

Student work from Fred Livesay's spoon carving class, July 2017

Kjetil Groven's knife students. Kjetil is in the top row on the left. 
Knife students working on leather sheaths

Fire's good for two things: forging iron and grilling chicken
(photo by Kitty Latané)


The crew at Tom Latane's hewing axe class, 2017

Norse axe made in Tom Latane's class, 2017


Gary's barn door latch




Gary Hill's door ring from Tom Latane's 2016 class at North House Folk School


Hammer from Tom Latane's hammer class 2016

Gary Hill's scrolled door knocker from Tom Latane's 2018 class







1 comment:

  1. Janet & Gary,
    This looks amazing. I so hope to get to the island one day soon.

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