Back at the Museum this morning, and the first task was to do a bit of faffing with the Stone Age axe; as usual, my opinion on the day’s carving
Back at the Museum this morning, and the first task was to do a bit of faffing with the Stone Age axe; as usual, my opinion on the day’s carving
To compliment the Bronze Age axe, the pupils at Bushfield Road Infant School (Scunthorpe) had chosen a Stone Age axe-head to be carved on the tree stump; I adapted the
Managed to finish the Bronze Age axe today, in between dodging the showers and making dashes for cover. It was trickier than expected ~ although the raised area on the
I managed to finish the starfish in good time today; with the museum closing at 4pm on a Saturday I was pleased to be able to make a start on
After the ammonite, on with the starfish… One of the exhibits in the North Lincolnshire Museum
A few more pictures from the early stages of the North Lincolnshire Museum tree: With the ammonite fossil finished, I moved on to another exhibit from the museum’s
Another carving course has been organised at Mires Beck, North Cave, for the first three Saturdays in September (1st, 8th, and 15th). Each day runs from 10am to 3pm with
Children at Bushfield Road Infant School near the North Lincolnshire Museum, Scunthorpe, were handed the task of picking exhibits from the displays to be included on this sculpture; the idea
The final side of the village-themed sculpture, and the end of an enjoyable month in Scawby; I’ve made lots of new friends, met interesting people and been spoilt rotten by
After the three benches it was time to move on to the “Toblerone-esque” sculpture, a double-sided piece which is to be set on a corner and be viewed from two