We teach any scientifically verifiable ancient knowledge or skill that has been used as a form of daily life practice.
These “Old Ways” can enhance and bring
peace to an otherwise hectic life.
A prerequisite to all carving classes, Blade Safety and Bushcraft Carving is the best place to begin learning valuable knife skills. You will understand different blade designs and edge grinds, as well as what they are best used for.
In this class you will learn the basics of the blade, from proper knife usage, basic axemanship, and how to remain safe while carving. You will also learn the Old Ways Training Notch Stick.
Ever wanted to carve a kitchen crane, ladder back pack frame, sleeping platform, or other bushcraft camp craftables? This is your class!
Prerequisite: Blade Safety and Bushcraft Carving
We will make items like the camp spatula/fork, the Carving Stick with Elemental Campcraft notches, the campcraft coal tong, the wooden hand vise, and more.
Come out and carve on some wood!
Bring your carving knives and carve you very own spoon!
Prerequisite: Blade Safety and Bushcraft Carving
It is a special “knowledge set” that is what we call foraging. It is our first method of nutrition intake as humans. The forest is so diverse that can seem like a daunting task.
Join us on the journey into the woods as we take a look at common local plants that have grown here for centuries and some that have been imported for its nutrition by the early colonials.
Did you now that basketry is older than pottery?
Ever since humans figured out how to bend fibres, we have been bending them into ever intricate and useful shapes. In this class, you will learn how to start your basket making journey with the creation of your first basket.
Come learn some basic basketry from us!
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