Young Woodcarvers Keep Cedar Valley Hobby Alive
The Cedar Valley Woodcarvers club includes six members under 18 and 15 women among 90 total. Alyse Burns, 5, carves with an electric tool to shape a puppy and a cupcake as she learns. Founded in 1971, the club welcomes all ages and abilities, promoting youth involvement to sustain the hobby.
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Cedar Valley Woodcarvers Club Notes Shows and Meetups
The Cedar Valley Woodcarvers meet the second Tuesday at 7 p.m. at American Legion Post 298 in Marion with sessions until 9 p.m. Dues are 15 dollars yearly and beginner tools are available. A February club show draws Midwest carvers and attracts new members.
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