Learn and Buy

The Association is proud to include many modern-day Bodgers in our ranks with pole-lathe turners, spoon carvers, blacksmiths, basket weavers, and chair makers to name a few of the heritage craftspeople making up our ranks.

A fair few of these capable individuals provide courses, tuition, and demonstrations as well as selling the incredible products they produce.

Below you can search for a Bodger who can help you with all your green woodworking needs.

If you are an APTGW member and want your listing amended (or even getting a listing) please contact us

Number of members found:

104

Paul Thornton

Glamorgan

Spoon carving, axe and knife skills, small green wood activities, hay rakes, charcoal making,small group or 1 to 1 tuition. Scything

Peter Collins

https://www.theriversideproject.org

Somerset

I am an Historic Building Conservation specialist in Timber and Masonary. I restore stone work, timber frames and make anything from wood for example tools, tables, spoons, bowls, peg looms, tool handles. I also attend shows and demonstrate.. We teach green woodworking, spoon carving, forest bathing and basket weaving, wellness walks and Coppice management

Peter Fairer

Tyne & Wear

Ken and Peter, The Medieval Wood Turners. We demonstrate Wood Turning on the pole lathe and often have a shave horse on site. Demonstrations include hands-on

Peter Lanyon

https://www.peterlanyonfurniture.co.uk

Devon

Variety of beginners and advance green wood furniture courses, steam bending and shave horses. Furniture Commissions, community projects, exhibitions.

Peter Whiteman

Devon

Convert a yew log to a traditional longbow

Peter Wood

https://www.greenwooddays.co.uk

Derbyshire

Windsor chair-maker/teacher, 25+yrs experience, commissions taken, runs a woodland centre for teaching Windsor chair-making and greenwood crafts with over 50 courses each year.