In a world where modern manufacturing often conceals the beauty of everyday objects, Gemma Stratton’s workshops offer an insight into the craft of brushmaking. With three options to choose from - whisk brush, pencil brush, and hand brush - these enlightening and hands-on sessions will set you up to make many more...
Nestled in the peaceful surroundings of Brandenburg Coppice, Greg Quinn’s stool-making workshop offers a unique blend of craft, connection, and calm. Over a two-day, ten-hour weekend workshop, up to six participants will gather around a large hexagonal workbench, use shave horses, travishers and draw knives, and immerse themselves in learning traditional European...
Kuksa, Kåsa or Guksi are just some of the local names for a carved wooden cup that’s traditionally made throughout Scandinavia. The cup has a handle carved to fit comfortably in the hand and is often perforated to take a cord so it can be hung or tied to a pack. Some...
We are looking for a part-time (parental leave cover) Manager to guide our Resourceful Craft workshop programme until April 2026. If you live in Ōtautahi, have excellent organisational, interpersonal, project management, and leadership skills, and are committed to our resourceful craft kaupapa, please apply! Applications close 23 February 2024 For further information...
Resourceful Craft is looking for a new part-time Workshop Coordinator & Communicator to facilitate our workshop programme. If you live in Ōtautahi, have excellent organisational, interpersonal, and communication skills, and are committed to our resourceful craft kaupapa, this opportunity might be for you! Applications close 11 October 2024. For further information please...
We are so excited to let you know that our team of highly skilled craftspeople are coming to you, in Whakatū Nelson, on tour this 23 & 24 March! From wreath making to spoon carving, felting to brush making, we have a weekend full of craft workshops on offer. We want to...