Photos of Classes and Class Projects
2022
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Gary's Beginning Blacksmithing class
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Below: Bud Larsen's Raku From the Ground Up class
2021
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| Chrissy Valento's flat-felting class, 2021 |
Gary Hill's sword made from Damascus billet (billet was made in Jeff Harper's 2019 workshop)
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| Birch bark weaving with John Zasada and Jack Sneve, August 2019 |
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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! |
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| Gary Hill's trade axe class, June 2019 |
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| Students with their finished axes |
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| Tom Latané with students' rived oak boards, Viking Chest Class, June 2019 |
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| Tom explains the construction of the Viking chest |
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| After a day of hand-planing! |
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| Hewing a rived board for a Viking chest |
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| Kitty Latané's Tinsmithing Class (June 2019) |
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| Kitty's tin lanterns |
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| Tom Latané demonstrates chasing (photo by Kitty Latané) |
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| Blacksmith demo by Tom Latané (photo by Kitty Latané) |
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| Tom Latane's hammer class, 2016 |
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| Getting started on a sunset painting in Anne Rorem's class, July 2017 |
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| A few results from Kitty's tinsmithing class |
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| Kitty Latane's tinsmithing class, June 2017 |
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| Fred Livesay demonstrates safe spoon carving technique, July 2017 |
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| Student work from Fred Livesay's spoon carving class, July 2017 |
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| Kjetil Groven's knife students. Kjetil is in the top row on the left. |
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Knife students working on leather sheaths
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Fire's good for two things: forging iron and grilling chicken
(photo by Kitty Latané) |
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| The crew at Tom Latane's hewing axe class, 2017 |
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| Norse axe made in Tom Latane's class, 2017 |
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| Gary's barn door latch |
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| Gary Hill's door ring from Tom Latane's 2016 class at North House Folk School |
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| Hammer from Tom Latane's hammer class 2016 |
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| Gary Hill's scrolled door knocker from Tom Latane's 2018 class |
Janet & Gary,
ReplyDeleteThis looks amazing. I so hope to get to the island one day soon.