Back

Dala Horse Carving (All Gender/No Gender)

When
16 October 2021
10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Location
Leonardo's Basement: 150 West 60th Street Minneapolis
Spaces left
0

Registration

BIPOC Class Fee waived, just materials fee – $15.00
Just class
Class Fee + Materials – $50.00
Just class, will pick up material
Pay it Forward Admission + Materials $15 – $60.00
Materials $15 + $35 admission fee + $10 towards an admission fee for another student
Sliding Scale Admission + $15 Materials – $40.00
Materials $15 + $25 admission fee

Registration is closed

Learn how to carve a Dala horse using traditional Nordic carving techniques. We grain direction, knife holds for the hook & sloyd knife, and finishing. This class is great for the beginner or the person wanting to learn Sloyd style carving. Please note: we will not be painting these horses.

Please wear pants and close toed shoes, as we are going to make some wood chips!

This course will be held at Leonardo's Basement. It is limited to 10 people in order to offer more more interaction with peers and instructor.

This course has 4 free seats for the BIPOC (Black Indigenous People of Color) community to take this course at cost for the materials fee of $15. Tools will be provided during class, but if you'd like to purchase your own tools it's $37. Fireweed believes in wealth re-distribution while our nation has still not offered proper reparations to marginalized communities. The course registration will be waived for individuals who identify as BIPOC.

Course materials include: dala horse blank

Taught by Jess

Pricing Transparency:

Cost breakdown for $35 class:

Instructor receives $12.50

Admin receives $10

Space rental $12.50

Materials cost breakdown $15:

Sandpaper $1.00

Oil $1.50

Jars $1.00

Baggies $.50

Prep time $11 ( have to get fresh cut wood for this)

Tools are provided during class, but it is optional to order your own set to take home after class!

Tool break down:

Sloyd knife: $25

Gloves: $10

What's this new thing? We are exercising better transparency and want folks to know what goes into a class and why they cost what they do.

----------

Now offering sliding scale pricing! We know the pandemic has effected people in different ways and want to keep woodworking accessible. Suggested admission is $50, but we now have a $40 admission option and a pay it forward option.

Need a scholarship? We got you! Just email us fireweedwoodshop@gmail.com, tell us what you can afford and we will cover the rest. No questions asked.