Mary May School in Charleston

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I will be starting a "formal" school starting this fall in Charleston, SC. It is called "Cornerstone Creations, LLC - Traditional Artisan School". It is going to be focusing on traditional hand-tool techniques. I have met many skilled people who are professionals in their field who are really excited about teaching.

One class I am very excited about and I think would be of special interest to SAPFM members - Building and Carving a Charleston Tea Table.

Other classes are hand-cut traditional inlay, beginning relief woodcarving, advanced furniture carving, traditional hand caning for chairs, making a shaker table, and much more...

Check out the details on my web site www.marymaycarving.com.

Come on down to Charleston when it's snowy up there and balmy down here!

 
I took a great class offered by Mary May with the instructor, an expert in hand tool usage and 18th century furniture, Mr. Dan Hamilton.  It was fantastic -- I highly recommend Mary's classes to anyone!
 
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