Introduction to Soapstone workshop led by internationally acclaimed carver John Sabourin http://www.johnsabourin.com/biography.html
What a terrific opportunity to explore your creative side in stone carving with a master stone carver!
The class will be limited to 25 students ages 12 and adults
When: Saturday June 19, 2010 Rain Date: to be determined if required
Time: 10 - 4pm
Cost: $25 TIA members $35 Non TIA Members Plus $20 for materials
Where: Mallory Coach House gardens 1523 County Road 2 Mallorytown ON right next to the municipal garage - Map down-loadable from www.tiarts.org click on the TOURS link
Bring a lunch and thermos.
Wear old clothes, bring an apron if you wish, gloves and anything that can conceivably be used as a tool :-) While there will be some tools on hand
- Old nail files
- old carpenters/machinists files
- large framing nails
- those Christmas nut picks you don't know what to do with!
- worn out hobby wood carving sets
- The Dollar Store or Princess Auto in Kingston have quite an array of cheap files, dental picks and tools that can be utilized.
To sign up email Marnie At 1000island.arts@gmail.com or call 613-659-2921
Send course fee to our treasurer Richard White Please
5948 Bains Road RR 5
Brockville Ontario
K6V 5T5
Thousand Island Arts spring studio tour continues this weekend if you are interested more information here http://www.tiarts.org/tour_gp/index.php
Marnie Astley
Thousand Islands Arts
www.tiarts.org
Friday, May 28, 2010
TIA Soap Stone Carving Workshop
TIA WORKSHOP: INTRODUCTION TO SOAPSTONE CARVING
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Soapstone is a beautiful decorative rock that is made up of talc and magnesium. It has been used throughout history for carving. Today soapstone is used as a material from which soapstone stoves, soapstone blocks and counters are constructed for use in the home. I suggest Soapstone is best suitable for Stone Carving.
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