Master wood craftsmen on show

Events

Apr 29 2022 Updated April 28, 2022

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WONDERS IN WOOD: Local woodworkers with some of their creations (from left) Jim Doyle, Ashley Whitehead, Frances Whitehead (secretary), Les Whinray (vice–president), and Bevan Tremellen (president). PHOTOs: Kurt Hickling Id:23892

WANGARATTA Woodworkers will host 13 expert craftsmen at its ninth annual Scroll Saw event tomorrow and Sunday at its Evans Street shed at the Wangaratta Showgrounds precinct.

The experts come from across Victoria and interstate and will be demonstrating their skill in scrollwork to members of the woodworkers and the general public.

Wangaratta Woodworkers president Bevan Tremellen said anyone interes...

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