by saskwoodguild | May 24, 2026 | Blog, Home Page
Alexa contacted our guild and wanted to know if someone would help by making a paddle comb. Here is a picture of a paddle comb. If you are interested in helping out here is the email: azellic@gmail.com
by saskwoodguild | May 11, 2026 | Blog
Comfort birds are a good beginner project to learn some basic carving. Carved comfort birds have become known as being given to those in need as a token of support and an act of kindness, Comfort birds are often given to those in hospice or going through difficult...
by saskwoodguild | May 7, 2026 | Blog
Just to recap the final details…Some of the demos and displays include – carve a golf ball demo by Mike Voros (bring golf balls to try it); hand crafted book & calligraphy display by Georgia Jardine; dovetail corners by Keith Paulson (you will need wood and...
by Dave Armstrong | May 5, 2026 | Blog
“better (much) late(r) than never” Complied by Dave Armstrong Dave introduced him self as the colony contact Scouter of the 6 th North Park Scout group. He mention that Trent Kulbida was also a colony scouter. Both deal with Beavers primarily. Beavers are...
by saskwoodguild | Apr 27, 2026 | Blog
We are not taking the snow tires off yet but we are optimistic that winter is losing it’s grip. Many of you have started to get your campers ready for the May long weekend event (or are thinking about it) and many have booked hotel...
by Dave Armstrong | Apr 16, 2026 | Blog
“Better late than never” Compiled by Dave Armstrong, pictures by Chelsea Sanders Dave Armstrong Dave showed a turned pen. The pen was turned from curupay (Patagonian rosewood) and finished with walnut oi’ Gordan Munn Gord showed us two items, one of...
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