Pictured left, Phoebe Welburn holds the Tree Lamp gourd (from the video) and a Large (9"-10" Diameter) Canteen gourd!

Taught live, this class would normally cost over $95.00! But you get it at just a fraction of that cost! Plus you'll get a special bonus project at the end of the DVD, "How to Make a Dreamcatcher in a Gourd," FREE (a $29.00 Value)!

In this full-length class (1 hr 15 min), you’ll discover everything you need to know to create this beautiful “Tree Lamp” from a gourd!

In this gourd class, you will discover:

Which to pick first, the gourd or the lamp base? (And why it's important) The right and wrong way to use your Stick 'n Burn pattern A new way to use your Fili-Point burr (and why Pam says it's one of her favorite tools!) The step you MUST do first BEFORE you start your cut-out areas and why. Which leaf cut-out areas to do last and why it's important Pam's tip for adding depth and dimension to her leaves and why its not just about color choice Simple tips for lamp construction, including how to make your gourd fit properly. and much more!

Plus you'll also see an exclusive interview with Pam, which includes shots of her amazing artwork, what inspires her as an artist, and an inside peek at an exciting new project she is working on!

This Class Also Includes This Additional Bonus!

Pam shows you how to create a dream catcher in a gourd as part of a special Bonus Project at the end of the video! That's 2 projects in 1 class!

Here is another Tree Lamp gourd by Pamala Redhawk, created with a different style base! (Lamp valued at $250.00!)

'Bargain Quality' Canteen gourds sometimes come with blemishes and cracks on the bottom of the gourd, shown above.  

As you can see in the photo left, the blemishes have been completely removed, and you can't even tell it started out as a 'Bargain Quality' gourd! Gourd Tree Lamp Shade by Pamala Redhawk

See in the photos above how the unattractive bottom of the gourd has been cut out so you can't even tell the lamp shade was made from a 'Bargain Quality' gourd! These blemishes were removed using a GourdMaster™ Pro Carver II with a Fili-Point Burr.

Watch the class on video and Pam will show you how to place your pattern around shell blemishes and cracks so no one will know you started with the more cost effective 'Bargain Quality' Canteen Gourd!

Pictured left, Phoebe Welburn holds the Tree Lamp gourd (from the video) and a Large (9"-10" Diameter) Canteen gourd!

Taught live, this class would normally cost over $95.00! But you get it at just a fraction of that cost! Plus you'll get a special bonus project at the end of the DVD, "How to Make a Dreamcatcher in a Gourd," FREE (a $29.00 Value)!

In this full-length class (1 hr 15 min), you’ll discover everything you need to know to create this beautiful “Tree Lamp” from a gourd!

In this gourd class, you will discover:

Which to pick first, the gourd or the lamp base? (And why it's important) The right and wrong way to use your Stick 'n Burn pattern A new way to use your Fili-Point burr (and why Pam says it's one of her favorite tools!) The step you MUST do first BEFORE you start your cut-out areas and why. Which leaf cut-out areas to do last and why it's important Pam's tip for adding depth and dimension to her leaves and why its not just about color choice Simple tips for lamp construction, including how to make your gourd fit properly. and much more!

Plus you'll also see an exclusive interview with Pam, which includes shots of her amazing artwork, what inspires her as an artist, and an inside peek at an exciting new project she is working on!

This Class Also Includes This Additional Bonus!

Pam shows you how to create a dream catcher in a gourd as part of a special Bonus Project at the end of the video! That's 2 projects in 1 class!

Here is another Tree Lamp gourd by Pamala Redhawk, created with a different style base! (Lamp valued at $250.00!)

'Bargain Quality' Canteen gourds sometimes come with blemishes and cracks on the bottom of the gourd, shown above.  

As you can see in the photo left, the blemishes have been completely removed, and you can't even tell it started out as a 'Bargain Quality' gourd! Gourd Tree Lamp Shade by Pamala Redhawk

See in the photos above how the unattractive bottom of the gourd has been cut out so you can't even tell the lamp shade was made from a 'Bargain Quality' gourd! These blemishes were removed using a GourdMaster™ Pro Carver II with a Fili-Point Burr.

Watch the class on video and Pam will show you how to place your pattern around shell blemishes and cracks so no one will know you started with the more cost effective 'Bargain Quality' Canteen Gourd!