Streaked Mountain Woodcarvers

11/11/2025

META is trying to block our page for some stupid violation and won't answer any of my posts so they say they are blocking our page. I have tried to contact them with no success. So this group may be blocked and we loose our ability to share our carving photos. Sorry that META is being a judge, jury, and executioner.

04/12/2025

4-12-25, another good meeting. 11 people were there and we even had toasted cheese sandwiches ( actually cake). Wood chips flew, stories told, and old friends stopped in to visit. Next meeting is May 10th

03/06/2025

It's close, Saturday 3/8 1:00-4:00.
Bring your show and tell, it's a ST. PADDYS theme day. Come and bring your carving appetite.....

02/08/2025

Valentines carvings and more. Thank you to everyone. Next month St. Paddy's Day challenge, Get your carving idea going.

01/13/2025

January 11th, first meeting of the new year. Yummy cupcakes, good friends, lots of fun ribbing each other and carving. Here are the show and tell carves. February meeting will be just as much fun or more, I hear there may be some golf balls around. Hope to see some new and old faces.

05/14/2024

The classes for Camp and Carve 2024 have been announced! I will put more details on the post and create an event as soon as possible.

08/29/2023

09/21/2022

Our Oct. 8th meeting will be in the dining hall at the church, usual time 1 - 4:00 PM (unless there's an Indian Summer) Can we still call it that without getting into trouble? Indigenous Peoples summer???
We need to be bring Bob our ornaments for the Shriners Festival of Trees as usual. Enjoy the fall!

09/21/2022

A Christmas Carving event in the Camp and Carve style!

08/15/2022

Here are some good shots from the show!

Master carver Steven Valleau from the Wendell Gilley Museum in Southwest Harbor was the featured carver Saturday during the Maine Wood Carvers Association 2022 Show and Competition at the Woman’s Literary Union in Auburn. Russ Dillingham/Sun Journal

07/21/2022

Attention Streaked Mountain carvers!
2 things to bring to your attention!
1. Please remember to bring a small carving to donate for the raffle that they hold at the bean hole bean supper Saturday evening of Camp and Carve (Aug. 20) Our donations are always well received and appreciated! Come and enjoy a Maine bean hole bean suppa! even if you don't attend Camp and Carve!

2. Bob Perry has installed a display cabinet at the Sumner Historical Society for the Streaked Mountain Woodcarvers to display our carvings. They will be "on loan" and can be changed out now and then. 8" max height to fit inside the case.

If you haven't registered for Camp and Carve please get your registrations in soon!