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DATE / TIME EVENTS / INDUSTRY LOCATION
Jul 07, 2019
02:00PM - 04:00PM		Beginning Wood Turning- Making a Pen
Learn how to use a wood lathe to make your very own pen with local master wood turner Ariel Stone!		Sonoma,
6791 Sebastopol Avenue, Suite #180, Sebastopol
Event Description
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 Meditative wood turning

Choose a pen style and a wood blank
Safely set up and work with the lathe
All steps to finish your pen
No wood turning experience necessary
Take home a pen that you made!  
 
Note: $15 Materials fee paid to the instructor day of class.
($60 class fee + $15 materials fee = $75 listed price)
 
Students must purchase tickets at least 72 hours prior to the class. No walk-ins accepted.
Fee: $75.00
URL: www.chimeraarts.org/classes/pen-making

Contact Information
Name: Chimera Arts     Email: info@chimeraarts.org
Phone: 707-827-3020

 

 

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