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Discover the joy of creating with fiber! Join guest instructor Treka Wenner of Fibers Of My Soul for a hands-on fiber arts class where you’ll learn new skills in a relaxed, encouraging environment. Whether you’re completely new to fiber arts or looking to try something different, these beginner-friendly workshops are designed for all skill levels.

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Needle Felting Wet Felting Sm Tapestry Kinusaiga

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Discover the joy of weaving in this relaxed, hands-on workshop perfect for beginners and makers looking for a quick creative win. Over the course of a few hours you’ll learn basic tapestry techniques, explore color and texture, and finish your own small woven piece to take home.

What you’ll do: Learn warping, simple shapes and weft techniques, experiment with yarns and mixed fibers, and assemble a finished miniature tapestry.
Who it’s for: Complete beginners through lightly experienced crafters; all materials provided.
Time: A single-session class, 3 hours
Cost: $63 per person.
Group size: Minimum 6 people to book, maximum 8 people per session.

Bring your curiosity — leave with a beautiful handmade tapestry and the skills to make more.

Dive into the tactile world of wet felting in this hands-on workshop designed for beginners and curious makers. In just a few hours you’ll learn core wet-felting techniques and create a finished felted piece to take home.

What you’ll do: Learn how to layer wool, apply soap and water, and use agitation and rolling to bond fibers; experiment with colors, textures, and simple embellishments; finish and shape a small felted item.
Who it’s for: Perfect for first-timers and those with basic fiber-craft experience; all materials and tools provided.
Time: Single-session class, 3 hours.
Cost: $63 per person.
Group size: Minimum 6 people to book, maximum 8 people per session.

Come ready to get a little messy — leave with a soft, handmade felt piece and the confidence to try more felting projects.

Explore the precise, playful craft of needle felting in this hands-on workshop ideal for beginners and creative hobbyists. Over a few hours you’ll learn needle-felting basics and complete a small durable felted project to take home.

What you’ll do: Learn safe needle-handling and basic stabbing techniques, shape wool into forms, add details and surface texture, and finish a small sculpture or decorative piece; experiment with colors. Class fees include expert instruction and all materials needed to complete your project.
Who it’s for: Perfect for beginners and those with some fiber-craft experience; all wool, needles, foam pads, and materials provided.
Time: Single-session class, 4 hours.
Cost: $83 per person.
Group size: Minimum 6 people to book, maximum 8 people per session.

Bring your patience and creativity — leave with a charming handmade piece and the skills to keep sculpting with wool.

Explore the textured look of Kinusaiga without using a needle in this no‑sew, hands‑on workshop. In a single session you’ll create a small, fabric mosaic sampler using adhesive, decorative threads, fabric strips, and simple surface techniques that mimic Kinusaiga’s dense, stitched appearance.

What you’ll do: Learn fabric layering and placement, use fabric‑safe adhesives and bonding techniques to secure threads and strips, experiment with spacing, color contrast, and direction to build textured fields, and add small appliqué or patch details using fusible web or fabric glue instead of stitching.
Who it’s for: Great for people who love textile texture but prefer not to sew — suitable for beginners and crafters who want to try a fresh, accessible approach. All fabrics, threads, adhesives, and supplies provided.
Time: Single‑session class, 4 hours.
Cost: $83 per person.
Group size: Minimum 6 people to book, maximum 8 people per session.

No needles required — leave with a tactile Kinusaiga‑inspired sampler and techniques to create larger no‑sew textile pieces for home decor, accessories, or mixed‑media art.