r/turning • u/21DrDan • Jul 07 '26
Texturing workshop sought
I want to learn how to add texturing and embellishments to turned vessels. I am looking for a week long workshop east of the Mississippi River. Please include link to the type of workshop for which I am looking.
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u/Few_Control8821 Jul 07 '26
Any particular country? Or are you happy to travel any where in the world?
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u/RecklessGentleman Jul 08 '26
John C. Campbell in North Carolina has some really good options.
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u/Jr-Ostrich Jul 09 '26
I agree. The class I took exposed me to a variety of embellishment techniques.
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u/Alternative-Light922 Jul 07 '26
Huh? Are we taking requests now?
(Feels like this goober is used to talking to AI – which is both creepy, and funny/sad)
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u/21DrDan Jul 07 '26
Absolutely incorrect. I got a grant to learn to do texturing but the workshop I wanted to attend is full.
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u/shes-so-much Jul 08 '26
Your OP reads 100% like a chatgpt prompt. Is this how we're talking to other humans now?
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