Carve Your Own Spoon: Kid-Friendly Wood Carving Workshop

Carve Your Own Spoon: Kid-Friendly Wood Carving Workshop

Carve Your Own Spoon: Kid-Friendly Wood Carving Workshop

SGD $65.00

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Location : 35 Seraya Crescent

About the experience

Discover the traditional craft of wood carving and learn how to turn wood into something practical and personal. In this hands-on workshop, you'll learn basic carving techniques using a whittling knife and gouge, gradually shaping your own wooden spoon and giving it a handle that's uniquely yours. Once your spoon has taken shape, you'll add a personal touch with an engraving using a pyrography machine.

Each spoon is given a food-safe oil finish, making it ready for everyday use. No prior experience is needed, and all tools and safety equipment are provided.

The workshop is held on a sheltered patio within a private residence, set in a beautiful garden beside the forest. Safety gloves and goggles are provided to ensure a safe carving experience.

It's a fun and engaging way for children to spend an afternoon learning a traditional craft. They'll head home with a spoon they've carved themselves and a greater appreciation for the time, skill and care that goes into making something by hand.

1. Teaspoon Carving Workshop (Child)

Your child will get to carve their very own wooden teaspoon, from shaping the handle to adding a personalised engraving of their name or chosen design. A fun introduction to a traditional craft, with a handmade creation to take home!

Duration: 3 hours

2. Parent-Child Spoon Carving Workshop

A little something for both parent and child to make! Your child will carve a wooden teaspoon, while you'll work on a wooden spoon of your own. Each of you will get to customise your creation, giving you two unique handmade pieces to take home.

Duration: 3 hours

*Note: Child must be 9 years old and above.

Learning highlights:

Beyond learning a traditional craft, wood carving encourages children to slow down, concentrate and work with patience. They'll practise fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination, explore their creativity through shaping and engraving, and experience the satisfaction of making something useful with their own hands.