A weekend to make something slow.
Wood Sisters is taking spoon carving out of the studio and into nature — a small weekend retreat to slow down, work with your hands, and carve something you’ll keep.
Two unhurried days of green-wood carving in good company. No experience needed — just a knife, a piece of wood, and the time to enjoy it. You’ll learn to shape a spoon, care for your tools, and find the quiet rhythm that makes carving feel like a reset.
The first retreat is small — just eight seats. Join the waitlist to get first pick, and early-bird pricing before anyone else. Dates and location are announced to the list first.
No commitment — the waitlist just means you hear first. Questions? info@wood-sisters.com
Two days. One spoon. A slower pace.
Carve by hand
Green-wood spoon carving from the very beginning — knife skills, wood, and the little tricks that make it click. Come as a complete beginner.
Everything provided
Tools, wood, guidance and good food. You leave with a spoon you carved yourself — and a slower nervous system.
A small circle
Just eight people, in nature, no screens. Unhurried, warm, and beginner-friendly from the first cut.
Time with your hands is time away from the noise.
Working with wood is a quiet kind of therapy — it slows the mind, steadies the hands, and leaves you with something real to hold. A weekend of it, in nature and good company, is a proper reset.
Be first in line when the retreat opens.
The waitlist gets first pick and early-bird pricing. No commitment — just be first to know when dates go live.