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Wooden Spoon Carving

Location
Hudson River Maritime Museum
86 Rondout Landing
Kingston, NY 12401
County: Ulster
Region: Mid Hudson
Date(s)
- September 20, 2025, 10:00AM (rain or shine)
- September 21, 2025, 10:00AM (rain or shine)
Details
Event Type class Description Come learn the incredibly satisfying craft of green wood spoon carving. Starting with locally sourced logs, we will evaluate what makes good ‘spoon wood,’ where it comes from, and how to split a blank from a larger piece. Spoon carving is a great way to learn about wood technology—the structure of wood, how it wants to be cut, and the characteristics of different species many of which cannot be found in commercial lumber yards. We will use traditional edge tools, primarily carving axes and knives, to shape wood into the familiar form of a spoon. Essentially a bowl with a handle, the spoon is a three dimensional ride around shifting inside and outside curves. We will learn a variety of knife grips that will get us around the spoon safely and effectively. Spoon carving is a pared down way to work with wood. No power tools or loud noises, just the sound of chips and shavings falling to the floor. No experience necessary. Organization Hosting the Event Hudson River Maritime Museum Phone Number (845) 532-6295Registration
Advance registration required.August 14: https://hrmm.app.neoncrm.com/np/clients/hrmm/event.jsp?event=9258& dnelson@hrmm.org 845-532-6295
Household Member & Above: $255** Individual Member: $269** General Public: $283 Materials: $20 (included at checkout)
Additional Information
Additional Equipment Required: noneEvent Duration (hours): 12
This event is NOT Suitable for children under: 12
Wheelchair Accessible: Yes
Barrier Free or Wheelchar accessible? Portion
Additional Wheelchair Info: disabled parking is across the street; uneven pavement