Workshops
Workshops are one-week and two-week opportunities to immerse yourself in woodworking with the guidance of outstanding, professional craftsmen dedicated to sharing their skills, and the companionship of other enthusiastic participants.
Our 2012 workshops are listed by topic below for reference.
Furniture Making
- Basic Woodworking
- Crazy for Cardboard




Students and faculty during the 2011 Workshop season - Creative Box Making
- Marquetry
- Veneering
- The Art of Drawer Making
- Plane Making
- Next Steps in Furniture Making
- By Hammer & Hand: The Dovetailed Schoolbox
- 17th-century Carved Box
- Carving the Ball & Claw
- Essentials of Casework
- Sophisticated Tables
- Curvature
- The Unplugged Woodshop
Turning
- Introduction to Turning
- Exploring Form
- Woodturning for Beginners
- Turned and Sculpted Boxes
- Sculptural Turning
- Incising Techiniques for Turners
- Learn to Turn
- Next Steps in Turning
Carving
Drawing & Design
Finishing
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The mission of the Center for Furniture Craftsmanship is to provide the best possible education for people who want to design and build functional, beautiful, and expressive work out of wood to the highest standard of craftsmanship. At the heart of the Center's mission is the belief that design and craftsmanship are deeply meaningful expressions of the human spirit. They contribute to individual fulfillment and, by extension, to the advancement of society.
Our programs are for novice, intermediate, and advanced woodworkers who seek an inspiring learning experience in a supportive environment.
