Carve a spoon for Christmas.
One winter day, one piece of wood, one spoon made by your own hands. You go home with your spoon and your own hook knife, so you can keep carving long after the holidays.
The best gift this year? One you made.
Or one you keep for yourself.
Spoon carving is deeply satisfying. We start with a rough piece of wood and, cut by cut, find the spoon inside it.
We cover the types of wood, the basic cuts and how to look after your knives, so you can carry on at home. Beginners are very welcome. You don't need any experience.
What's included
Everything you need is ready when you arrive. The hook knife is yours to keep. It is the tool that carves the bowl of the spoon, and most beginners never get one of their own.
- Your hook knife
- Yours to take home and keep carving with.
- All material
- Wood and tools are all provided.
- Your spoon
- Finished, oiled and ready to use or gift.
- Know-how
- Wood choice, safe cuts and knife care for practising at home.
The details
- Date
- Sunday 13 December 2026
- Time
- From 14:00 (2 pm)
- Place
- Berlin. The exact address is sent to everyone who books.
- Price
- €150 per person, material and hook knife included
- With a friend
- 15% off for both of you: €127.50 each, €255 together
- Experience
- None needed. Beginner friendly.
- Your place in the Christmas workshop
- All wood, tools and material
- Your own hook knife to keep
- Two places in the Christmas workshop
- All wood, tools and material for both
- A hook knife each to keep
After paying, fill in the short form below so we know who's coming. Questions? info@wood-sisters.com or +49 176 24547519.
Tell us who's coming
- Book your spot: €150 for one, or €255 for you and a friend.
- Send us your name and email here, plus your friend's if you're coming together.
- We email you the address in Berlin and a reminder before the day.
Anna-Liisa Reppo is a qualified carpenter and creator of beautiful things. She has been teaching people in Berlin and across Germany to make beautiful things with their own hands for years, and spoon carving is where many Wood Sisters begin.
You do not need talent. You need a winter afternoon and a pair of hands.