Thursday, January 18, 2018

Upcoming Class at the Razertip Classroom

Carve a Natural-finish Loon with Garry Rector
Wednesday Evenings February 21 through April 25 2018, 6:30pm- -9:30pm

At The Razertip Classroom, 301-9th Street North in Martensville




Garry Rector will instruct you in the use of using rotary tools to create a Common Loon, approximately 12 inches long. The piece will be done creating a smooth finish with some detail, glass eyes, then coated with a clear finish to bring out the natural grain of the wood. Once completed you will have created a piece of art you will be proud to display This class is ideal for first-time or less experienced carvers (although more experienced carvers will also enjoy the class). 

The Razertip classroom is a fully-equipped facility where each workstation has all the top-quality tools and equipment you'll need to complete your project. Even if you have tools of your own, you won't need to bring them (unless you really want to). 

A fee of $250.00 includes everything - a bandsawn blank, pattern and glass eyes, clear finish and any other tools and supplies as needed (also includes all applicable taxes). All you need to bring is a desire to carve your bird! 

About Garry Rector: 
Garry started carving in 1989. He teaches his carving skills on a regular basis. He has taught in Saskatoon, Martensville, Winnipeg, Regina, Moose Jaw and at the Kenderdine Retreat at Emma Lake. He has instructed numerous workshops at the Lee Valley Tools Store in Saskatoon. 

Garry’s accomplishments include Best of Show and Best of Division awards and many category awards from carving shows all over North America. In 1998 he had the honor of winning the competition at the Reflections of Nature Show for the Ducks Unlimited Sculptor of the year for his miniature Ruddy Duck. Garry was honoured to be published In the annual Competition Carving magazine in 2015. He won the Best of Show In the Hunting Decoy Catergory for three consecutive years in the Alberta Wildlife Images of Nature show in Edmonton Alberta. His works can be found in many private collections around the world. 

Garry is also a member of the Saskatchewan Wildlife Art Association and the Saskatchewan Woodworkers' Guild. Limit 10 students. 


For more information or to register: https://www.eventbrite.com 
or by phone at 306-931-0889. 

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