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skip to content spoonfest the international celebration of the carved wooden spoon menu tickets courses line-up what’s on faqs terms and conditions venue directions and other info contact checkout 0 items spoonfest 2019 1st-4th august 2019 tickets will be on sale on 28th april 2019 festival tickets go on sale at 11am (uk time). now sold out! – join the waiting list pre-fest tickets go on sale at 12pm midday (uk time). you can buy your tickets from ti.to here. spoonfest has everything that any spoon carver could ever desire : masses of green wood, lots of sharp tools to try out for free, the best carvers in the world doing free demonstrations and paid workshops, campfires, the spoon gallery full of inspiration, spoonshop for spoons, tools and t shirts, camping on site, local beer sold for charity, a wood fired pizza oven, all this with a wonderful festival atmosphere in the heart of the peak district countryside. spoonfest line-up the spoonfest line-up is getting too numerous to list but here’s a brief intro to many of the spoon carvers you’ll find sharing their skills with you this year. alex yerks alex is a full-time green woodworker and photographer, carving spoons and kitchenalia while teaching globally. teaching his kuksa carving process, but on a smaller scale, alex will help you learn new techniques, think laterally, and hone your efficiency in axe and knife work. ‘photographing your craft’ returns, to explore the dance between light and shadow. great for those who sell their work, or anyone wishing to present their work more potently. a clinic, open discussion, and a walking classroom. alex will demo his highly skillful kuksa carving approach, while sharing thoughts on “spoon medicine”, the therapeutic aspects of carving. anja sundberg one of our favourite fun instructors returns to teach a pretest course this year. it is easy to get stuck in a rut making spoons that are similar to those you made before. taking a course with anja will open up so many new possibilities particularly in the fun use of colour. she is the most humble but the most wonderful playful woodworker. everything she touches seems to turn into a magical new world full of possibilities. as well as her prefest course, anja will be teaching chip carving decoration and butter spreaders. anna casserley anna has been involved in craft all her life, growing up as the daughter of two potters and with a master woodcarver grandfather. she carves beautiful and functional spoons and scoops from timber sourced sustainably from her native gloucestershire. “like my parents, i take great delight in making beautiful objects that people love and use every day.” anna’s ever popular axe carving workshops will make a return this year, both for the beginner and for those with more experience seeking to up their skills & efficiency! amy leake i’ve been hooked on green woodworking since 2011 when i first became enthralled by the possibilities of working with raw wood to create humble functional objects. i’ve gained a huge amount from attending every spoonfest since it’s inception, and am excited to be able to share my knowledge with others. website | instagram dan lawrence aka ‘dan de lion’ dan’s fine art background has resulted in a creative and playful exploration of woodcarving with a unique style. a full time spoon carver/ greenwood worker since 2014 has enabled a fascination with ergonomics, form and function to play a big roll. musician’s learn covers for an understanding of techniques and styles, with a similar approach to spoons, making copy’s and mimics of other makers spoons enabled me to discoverer in 3 dimensions my like’s and dislike’s about a variety of spoons. dan will run the ‘mimic a spoon’ again along with ‘how to take you axing further’. website | instagram dave cockcroft dave cockcroft is a chair maker, spoon carver and teacher who’s been making spoons since encountering barn in the woods in 2010. dave’s workshops will focus improving the quality of your finishing cuts and on the design and shape of spoon handles. making handles fit for task that are also pleasing to hold, look at and ready for painting or other decoration. dave will also likely be doing a demo or two on milkpaint and my two layered painted finishes, which work best on top of well carved handles and well finished facets. website | instagram fritiof runhall fritiof runhall was perhaps the inspiration for spoonfest starting. back in 2011 he came to teach a course in edale, most of the uk’s best carvers at the time came on his course and we all thoroughly enjoyed being students together, learning and sharing. fritiof has a unique manner of sharing his joy of carving, his courses are less structured than some, there is freedom for self expression, play, life philosophy. amongst it all you seem to come away with a vast amount of new knowledge and inspiration. and he is still in our opinion the best spoon carver in the world. harry samuel harry samuel is a full time wood worker and passionate about working specifically with green wood. he trained with barnaby carder and continues to work with the green wood guild in bristol. he also completed a year-long apprenticeship at cherry wood project. he now operates from his workshop in frome where he makes products to order, teaches workshops around the uk and continues to develop his craft. harry’s knife & axe workshops for kids have become a key feature of the course programme and will make a return this year, perhaps along with some beginner’s knife workshops for adults. instagram jamie carr i’m a spoon caver who seems to spend most of my time at the moment farming but when i can i make spoons, ladles mostly, all shapes and sizes out of bent crooks and straight wood. i plan on sharing some tips on making larger spoons like how to rough out a large blank quickly, a look at using adzes and some thoughts on design. jan harm ter brugge jan harm is a spooncarver and product designer/teacher from the netherlands. he picked up spoon carving as a design activity in 2004, looking for a simple and direct approach to design humble products that matter for people, both in a visual- and ergonomical aspect. being a student in one of wille sundqvist’s last workshops in sweden influenced his style and view about spoons and teaching. at this year’s spoonfest jan harm will be teaching his way of carving ‘kåsor’ (‘kuksa’s’) by making ‘minimugs’, as well as eating spoon anatomy with axe and knife, and probably little scoops! he’s also planning a lecture on ‘spoon aesthetics & visual vocabulary’. website jane mickelborough zen and the art of axe work: not confident with an axe? come and learn how to enjoy axing-out your spoon blanks. how to use your axe safely, effectively and without getting exhausted. we will consider posture, grip, safety and technique – we might even get a blank made! introduction to traditional breton spoon decoration: jane will be demonstrating techniques of chip carving & also of coloured wax inlay, traditionally used on breton spoons. jane will also be presenting an illustrated talk about old breton decorated spoons instagram | facebook lars laursen my woodworking career began in 1995, where i got the opportunity to work with wille sundqvist in his workshop for 4 months. this experience changed my life. after that, i have tried to master many other kinds of woodworking skills, but spoons, i will always do. i make them with respect for what wille thought me, and i always carve a name there. my first education was sign writing, and this helps me in doing so. i’ll introduce letter carving, the tools used for this and the importance of sharpening them. we can also talk about designing your own signatures or maker’s marks. lieuwe jongsma lieuwe jongsma, who lives in groningen in the netherlands, has always had a love for traditional crafts and nature. in carving spoons the two came together. the sense of empowerment that came from turning a branch into a

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