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OZARKS WOODCARVING SEMINAR
2nd Annual Woodcarving Event
Springfield, Missouri

March 26th - March 30th ~ 2012
On-line at www.ozarkswoodcarvingseminar.com

The First Annual Ozarks Woodcarving Seminar was a great success but it's time to think about March of 2012. The second annual seminar information is now posted for you review and selection. Click here to see some of the many pictures that were taken during the First Annual Seminar. Start selecting your classes and registering for them.

The 2nd seminar will be held at the Diamond Room, Knights of Columbus Hall located at 2340 West Grand, about 2 blocks west of Kansas Expressway, in Springfield, Missouri.
The facility offers:
  • Level Asphalt Parking at the Door
  • Meal Available On Site
  • Excellent Lighting
  • Clean Restrooms
  • To view the facility, click www.diamondroom.org


We have 28 talented Instructors teaching a large variety of classes over the 5 days.  To see and read about the instructors click on the instructors link above.  Something for everyone, Beginners to Advanced.  Again, Dallas and Donna Deege of the Old Texas Woodcarver's Shop (1-800-752-9781) will be on site with their vast array of hand and power carving tools and sharpening services. Also, Randy Moore of Moore's Roughouts (1-800-825-2657) will be there to handle your wood needs.  For additional information call Loren Woodard at 573-480-2003 (e-mail: lorenwoodard@charter.net) or call John Engler at 417-209-6842 (e-mail: john@johnenglerwoodcarving.com).





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Ozarks Woodcarving Seminar
Contact: Loren Woodard at 573-480-2003 or lorenwoodard@charter.net
or
John Engler at 417-209-6842 or john@johnenglerwoodcarvings.com

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