Thoughts and work from a one-man furniture shop in coastal Maine.
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Lounge Chair 9.0
shaping and adding arms
First, an apology. This series has run long. For those of you waiting and following, I’m sorry for my slowness.
Encouraging Good Work
What I'm struggling with most is getting them to embrace being a craftsman - meaning doing their best not just doing the minimum.
Brian, a shop teacher, shared this question after the last post on teaching middle school students. I’’ll sha...
Direct Feedback
For a few years, about 15 years ago, I had the privilege of teaching hand tool woodworking to Boston middle school students. The North Bennet Street School created a space, we put together a curriculum, and students would walk over from the...
Weaving Flat Reed
a few thoughts and resources
These past few years, I’ve primarily woven flat reed for my chair bottoms. Once we moved to Maine, and the commercial purchasing hickory bark became impossible, I switched to flat reed. It works differently tha...
The Challenge of Writing
A friend and his 8-year old son borrowed my spoon carving tools and spoon books in the weeks leading up to the holidays. They made and gave the spoons as gifts.
Then, a few weeks ago, I found a few notebooks with carved wooden spoons on th...
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