Two 3-hour classes · $240 per person · For Part One graduates.

This series focuses on learning control and intentionality. i.e. spinning for a specific project. Introduction to different fibers and spinning preparations will be covered. Navajo plying. You’ll go home with more beautiful yarn ready for knitting, crocheting, weaving, or gifting.

• All fiber including specialty samples, and sample cards to keep

• Wheel provided during every class

• Printed reference handouts

• Snacks and tea

After purchase, I will reach out via email to schedule the sessions. Please ensure email provided is correct.

Slow down and spend an evening learning how to blend your own teas. I’ll share information on local medicinal plants (many from my own backyard!), then we’ll sniff and taste and touch and figure out what kind of custom mixes we want to make. You’ll leave with a deeper understanding of at least ten different herbs, several personalized tea blends, and the tools to recreate a simple tea-drinking moment of self-care at home.

Try your hand at the ancient art of tapestry weaving. In this workshop you’ll learn how to warp (wind yarn on) our small tapestry looms, understand weaving-specific vocabulary, practice basic stitching techniques, and create a bookmark to showcase what you have learned.

You will go home with your own small tapestry loom, needle, and enough yarn to make a second bookmark or “mug rug” on your own.

7-9pm. Address will be emailed out before the workshop.

This hands-on workshop introduces the basics of kokedama, a Japanese method of growing plants in moss-wrapped soil. We will go through how to prepare soil, position the plant roots, and bind each piece with natural twine (or colorful wire!) to create gorgeous living art.

We’ll chat, get dirt under our finger nails, and drink some tea. Everyone will leave with a finished kokedama (or several) and guidance for keeping it looking happy and healthy.

5:00-6:30pm. Address will be sent out the week of the workshop.

Two 3-hour classes · $240 per person · All materials included

Covered in this series: Wheel anatomy, treadling and drafting. Drop spindle spinning basics. Simple plying and finishing techniques. You’ll go home with a chunky, nubbly first try at your very own yarn!

• All the wool and practice fiber you need

• Wheel provided during every class

• Drop spindle to take home

• Printed reference handouts

• Snacks and tea

After purchase I will reach out to you via email to find a time that works to schedule these small group or 1:1 sessions. Please make sure the email address provided is correct.

This hands-on workshop will teach you how to make simple but gorgeous hand-drawn prints from trash and pasta makers!

Come put down your phones and get a bit messy scratching, inking, and pressing ink to paper to make art on the postcards and paper provided. We’ll drink tea, experiment with our repurposed printing presses, and enjoy a creative break from our routines.

7:00-9:00 pm. Address to be emailed out the week of the workshop.

This option combines my Intro and Continuing series at a discount

4 3-hour classes · $440 per person (Booking both Parts 1&2 together saves you $40, the equivalent of one free hour!)

Covered in this series: Wheel anatomy, treadling and drafting. Drop spindle spinning basics. Simple plying and finishing techniques. Learning control and intentionality. i.e. spinning for a specific project. Introduction to different fibers and spinning preparations. Navajo plying.

• All the wool and practice fiber you need

• Sample fiber cards to keep

• Wheel provided during every class

• Drop spindle to take home

• Printed reference handouts

• Snacks and tea