A couple of the members who tried their hand on a scrollsaw.

Some members brought along their own machine.

Ernie Hanson does it sitting down . . . . . .

. . . . while Peter Blair prefers to stand.

Now boys, listen to what sir tells you!

And then you'll be able to do it yourself!

David Reynolds demonstrates the making of Xmas baubles.

Members discuss the display of items made by their colleagues.

You can always learn from the work of others.

"Teacher" Liz keeps a close eye on her "students" . . .

. . . before joing them in pyrographing some "Lovely Letters".

The group seems to grow each month.

The carvers are deep in concentration although some of them appear to have gone for a cuppa!

First place in the Masters' Competition - Peter Fantham (photo does not do justice to the size of the entry.)

Second place went to John Williams

Third to Dick Potter.

Also entered was : David Reynolds . . . . . . . .

. . . . John Henbery . . . .

and Peter Rutter.

First place in the Members' competition went to Graham Legg.

Closely followed in second place by Terry Murtha.

Third place taken by Jenni Ebbrell.

Also entered were, Greg Holmes work in Beech . . . .

Roger King's turned and carved entry in Sycamore . . .

Geoff Dalton's entry . . . .

. . . Tony Rawcliffe's carving . . . .

. . . Tina Shinner has been beachcombing in Snelston for her materials!

Liz King puts in her first scrollsawn entry using Beech.

Graham Jerram's coloured Sycamore bowl.

Val Branson used Cherry for her turnings.

Isabelle Dawson's entry in Utile.