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Spoon Carving with Chris Cudlip: Create an Heirloom

Tudor House and Garden, SouthamptonSunday 19. July 2026 10:30am
Spoon Carving with Chris Cudlip: Create an Heirloom
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This workshop is a fantastic introduction to wood carving, in the beautiful setting of Tudor House and Garden.You will learn how to use an axe, a knife and a cr…

This workshop is a fantastic introduction to wood carving, in the beautiful setting of Tudor House and Garden.You will learn how to use an axe, a knife and a crook knife to shape a block of green wood.

Led by professional sculptor and woodcarver Chris Cudlip, you will be guided through the step-by-step process of making an authentic Tudor soup spoon .

All materials and tools are provided and no previous experience is necessary.Chris Cudlip’s practice involves woodcarving, studio ceramics, brick installations, portrait sculpture, environmental art and interdisciplinary projects.

His public artwork can be seen in parks, housing developments, libraries, schools, youth centres, universities and hospitals throughout the UK.Please note, there will be a short break for lunch.

You are welcome to bring something with you or eat at our cafe.

Workshop participants receive a 10 percent discount in our cafe.CANCELLATIONSIn the unlikely event that we cancel a session, we will offer a full refund.

Unfortunately tickets are otherwise non-refundable.

Please contact us if you wish to transfer your ticket to a friend if you cannot attend for any reason.If you have any questions about the event please contact us at museums@southampton.gov.uk or give us a ring at 023 8083 4536 (emails and phones are staffed weekdays 9am-5pm).

Tudor House and Garden

Bugle Street, SO14 2AD Southampton

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