READY, STEADY, TURN!
INTERNATIONAL WOODWORKING EXHIBITION, ALEXANDRA PALACE, LONDON, 8-10 FEBRUARY 2008
Now's the time to make a start on your competition
entries for our London show, to be held as usual at
the Alexandra Palace. With such great prizes on
offer, there's no excuse not to have a go!
THE PRIZES
Once again we've divided the
competition into two categories:
Enthusiast and Prestige. The prizes
for each category are as follows:
1ST PRIZE
A 5-day turning course in the South
of France with Craft Supplies, worth
over £1000 (or as an alternative,
£350-worth of products from Craft
Supplies), PLUS £250 donated by
the Worshipful Company of Turners
2nd PRIZE
Products from the Record Power
range to the value of £400
3rd PRIZE
Products from the Record Power
range to the value of £200
4th PRIZE
Products from the Record Power
range to the value of £75
TURNING AT LE MOULIN The Craft Supplies courses are run by Nick and Fran Davidson, and
are held at Le Moulin de la Materette, situated near the tiny hamlet of Durban-sur-Arize in the beautiful
Ariège region of the French Pyrenees. They consist of fi ve half-days of tuition for the turner with the
course tutor, Jaimie Wallwin, which leaves plenty of free time to enjoy the facilities at Le Moulin and
the beauty of the surrounding area. Non-turning partners can simply enjoy the fi ve-day break. The
10-acre site has a large heated swimming pool, and there are facilities for badminton, table tennis,
croquet and boules. Walkers and cyclists can enjoy the spectacular surroundings, wildlife and
historic sights. Accommodation at Le Moulin is in en-suite rooms, with breakfast, buffet lunch and
a four-course dinner each day all included in the prize. Visit www.materette.com for more details.
Here are the entry rules:
1. The competitions
are open to
all readers in
Great Britain,
Northern
Ireland, Eire,
the Channel
Islands and the
Isle of Man
2. Entry implies
acceptance of the
rules as being fi nal
and legally binding
3. All entries must arrive
before the closing date
4. All projects must be the entrant's
own work
5. No entrant may win more than one
prize
6. Projects should not have been featured
in competitive events at other national
woodworking shows
7. The judges reserve the right not to award
all the prizes if there is an insufficiently high
standard of entries
8. The judges' decisions are final
A copy of the entry form is below. Right click on the image and select 'save as' to save a copy of the form on your computer.
