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Holzschnitzerei
Sit outside and breathe in the fresh air, drink a cup of coffe and smell the wood fire in the air.
Wood carving is all about letting go and focusing on something creative that you do with your hands. You can let your creativity guide you or be inspired by some ideas your guide will show you.
This activity will begin with us meeting outside and your guide taking you to a cozy spot in the woods. There, the activity will begin with an introduction to wood carving, techniques and safety and continue with your group having an attempt at making something to take home.
Your friendly guide will prepare fresh coffee and cinnamon buns over open fire while you chip away at your new spoon, knife, wall hook or whatever else comes to mind.
After about 2 hours you will return with a piece of Åkulla that you shaped with your hands.
Get in touch: Tim.Sievers@outlook.com