I am a middle age woman who knows nothing about woodworking but I’d love to learn. Where can I go to learn?
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Find out if there is a woodworking club in your town and visit during one of there meetings. there will be people there who love to pass on their skills and interest in their hobby. Also check the schools for night courses in woodworking, I know here there are usually a couple available.
Here is a couple of websites:
http://www.woodworking.com- informative website
http://www.woodworking.org- a lot of “how to” articles