A WORKSHOP IN SCOTLAND OPEN TO ALL

 

Whats New

 
 

Work is under way to make new stock for the first fair in February, I have been working on having a new section at the fair to show my more adventurous pieces.  The Spinal Injuries Scotland Awards can still be seen here. (SEE PICTURES) I intend to try and coast along for a wee while and try to re-charge my body batteries as well as my wheelchair ones.

   

CurrentNews

 
 

We are now selling items in the SCOTTISH SHOWCASE GALLERY in Kircudbright, so if you are in the area pop in and see our items. I dont think our shop will reopen untill around October.

   

RecentNews

 
 

 The new year is well in now and the first Craft Fair is set for 5th Feb

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The Mission Statement

 
 

 

This woodturning and woodworking organisation and workshop is open to ALL but is targeted to provide a knowledge base for the disabled, wheelchair users and those less than able as well as the able bodied.  I know and understand what it feels like to be isolated and working alone, I want this to be a place where practical problems are solved and where your determination can be set free. As a person of limited mobility, it is only through my workshop that I now find myself free of my limitations, some days I only manage 30 minutes in the workshop and on a really good day I can be there for 3 hours. On a personal level my condition is degenerative, my head tells me I can "do stuff" but my body lets me know that its not true, if it wasn't for the workshop I am convinced that I would not now be here, it gives me purpose and its that purpose that I want to pass to others.

 If you need advice or assistance in setting up a workshop PLEASE make contact.  Around Scotland and Glasgow I am offering an introduction to woodturning training as well as the advice. I can also be booked for demonstrations and workshops , all I need is a power point.

THIS IS A NOT FOR PROFIT ORGANISATION

BUT WE WANT TO BE SELF FUNDING

A new avenue for us in 2010 is the online shop, profit from ALL sales, internet or craft fair, goes into the workshop and to charity.

In 2009 we donated a total of £650 to charity, January 2011 we donated £638 to Marie Curie and £200 to BLESMA Crief.