KG Woodcraft

04/24/2026

Here we go again! 20th anniversary edition. I am honoured once again to carve alongside giants in the world of competitive carving.

Let’s go Jesse Toso !

On this fabulous Friday let’s shout out our final Carver Kamron Garbe repping for Canada, Kamron’s coming into this comp also as a dark horse, and you would be making a grave mistake if you count this or any dark horse out. Kamron has competed here before,and proves he’s got what it takes, his pieces are well thought out and executed he rolls with the sawdust in whatever log he has drawn, he’s quiet and reserved always has a smile and we can’t wait to host you in June Kamron!!

12/16/2025

Poznan Ice Festival, what a time!
Day 1- 3rd place in the single block solo carve (2.5hours)
Day 2- 3rd place in the speed carve tournament (25 min)
Day 3- I partnered up with for a team carve and we did a rendition of ‘Bangputys’ a god of the sea and wind. (7 blocks, 8 hours)

Carving ice in +6 temperatures was new to me. Learnt some new tricks and techniques and I’m looking forward to challenging myself with more complicated designs and additions.

Big thanks to everyone who works to put this event together! Ewa, Agatha, Asia, the ice team, the city of Poznan, and our big beautiful ice family.

11/26/2025

Throwback! Time flies... meant to post these pics like 6 months ago. 😆
At the English open back in May my piece 'nurture' won first place. Still my favorite carving of the year.

11/13/2025

In origin stories and myths bears are often portrayed as teachers and leaders. They are symbols of strength and courage across many cultures.

When I was asked to come up with a proposal for this park naturally the first thing I did was try to find out who Jack Robertson was.

Fortunately for me Janice Henry wrote a very informative article for the Daily courier. The words I read and the man i diacovered were nothing short of inspiring. I wanted to embody an essence of family and community, things that were clearly close to his heart.

The bears will watch over this park for many years to come. In a way I hope it's much like Jack watching over in quiet satisfaction, of what this park has become.