I believe that collaboration and connection is key to us all thriving.
Some of rosie.joy.maker’s collaborative projects and work…
Woodland Work
I started my journey into woodwork and nature based wellbeing through volunteering at West Ruggers Green, helping with their sustainable woodland management. I learned about charcoal making here amongst many other things.
I have also learned woodland skills including using a chainsaw at Voltaire’s Wood, a neighbouring woodland near Nailsworth, Gloucestershire. Both woodlands offer various opportunities for the public.
Woodland Makers
I was incredibly fortunate to spend 2 seasons (2021 & 2022) assisting at Woodland Makers, based at Brookhouse Woods, which was set up by Mike Abbott. I’ve also helped at Bowl Gathering festivals here.
Tree to Treen
I’m happy to deliver some of my courses at Geoff Hannis’ Bristol based workshop. Find out more here:
Cotswolds National Landscape
Rosie is proud to be a tutor for Cotswolds National Landscape on their Rural Skills programme.
Through this she offers a range of spoon carving experiences, including collaborations with other instructors.
Click below to find out more about the Rural Skills programme and to book.
https://www.cotswoldsaonb.org.uk/looking-after/rural-skills/
Pathcarvers
Rosie works with internationally renowned woodworker and awesome human Jojo Wood’s Pathcarvers project.
Pathcarvers is a not-for-profit intiative whose goal is to broaden access to craft and redress imbalances where they exist.
Click the link below to find out more.
https://www.pathcarvers.co.uk/pathcarvers/meet-the-team/
Nature, Food and Craft experiences
Rosie has developed multi-day experiences with Bushcraft and Foraging experts.
More information can be found here: Rob Gould the Cotswolds Forager
If you run groups or have a compatible skill, get in touch. I love a good collab!
Crittall + Hill
Crittall + Hill are an interior design duo with a wealth of experience behind them.
Rosie has worked with them to deliver an exciting interior design project, featuring some of her spoons.