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Embellishment Workshop
Join us for a beginner-level Embellishment Workshop, where you'll discover how to breathe new life into your clothing through the art of embroidery. In this hands-on session, you'll learn five fundamental embroidery stitches, leave with a small sample of all the stitches and an embellished piece of clothing. Perfect for anyone looking to revamp or add a personal touch to their wardrobe!
Materials to Bring:
An article of clothing that you would like to embellish
Materials Provided:
Fabric
Embroidery Floss
Needles
Scissors
Embroidery Hoop
Stick and stitch paper
*Option to purchase materials to take home
Led by: Carla Gonzalez
Watercolor Workshop // Wildflowers
In this workshop, you’ll not only leave with a beautiful watercolor painting but also the skills to make your own artwork at home! The class will begin with the practice of watercolors and trying your hand at various techniques, such as mastering different types of washes, dry brushing, gradients, and more. You’ll then apply those techniques to create your own painting. Think of this class as a way to add tools to your artistic toolbox!
Class Includes:
Watercolor Pallet (yours to keep after class!)
Use of our brushes and Micron Pens
2 sheets of Cold-pressed Watercolor Paper
Led by: Elisabeth Strunk
Weaving Workshop
In this class you will learn how to create a woven wall hanging start to finish. At the end of the class you will be able to take home your weaving to display in your home! We will begin by learning how to warp a loom. We will then move on to mastering the different types of woven stitches and weaving techniques. I will do demonstrations for the class and then allow you to work on your piece independently while I observe and answer questions. After you have finished your piece we will learn how to tie off loose ends and take the piece off of the loom. Once complete you will be able to take your piece home! This is an introductory level course.
You have the option to purchase the table loom you use in class! This is a great option for those that want to continue their weaving practice after the class is over. If you decide to use one of our shared looms, your materials are all still included in the class fee.
With Table Loom Purchase, this class includes:
all materials needed to complete your first wall hanging
a loom to take home with you
access to an online weaving course to use as a refresher!
Led By: Becky of seven | sixteen
Plant + Mineral Screen Printing Workshop
At the intersection of screen printing and natural dyeing, printing with iron and tannins is an alternative to traditional screen printing that requires no emulsion chemicals and the creation of stencil designs by hand.
In a 3 hour course, students will design and carve stencils, screen-print their new design onto a cotton bandana, and then cure the ink in dye baths. Students will leave with a finished bandana they designed and printed along with a guide of the process to repeat at home. All materials are provided.
Led by: Leah of Round Trip Goods
Watercolor Workshop // Folk Art
In this workshop, you’ll not only leave with a beautiful watercolor painting but also the skills to make your own artwork at home! The class will begin with the practice of watercolors and trying your hand at various techniques, such as mastering different types of washes, dry brushing, gradients, and more. You’ll then apply those techniques to create your own painting. Think of this class as a way to add tools to your artistic toolbox!
Class Includes:
Watercolor Pallet (yours to keep after class!)
Use of our brushes and Micron Pens
2 sheets of Cold-pressed Watercolor Paper
Led by: Elisabeth Strunk
Tea Blending Workshop
Join us at Fleur Studio for a Tea Blending Workshop with certified herbalist and doula Melanie from Wildcraft Birth & Botanicals. This hands-on experience introduces you to the art of herbal blending for unique flavors and wellness benefits like stress relief, digestive support, better sleep, and skin health.
Guided by Melanie's expertise in holistic wellness, you'll explore the properties of medicinal herbs like dandelion, lemon balm, nettles, and more. In this two-hour session, enjoy tea tastings, discover 15-20 plants, and use Melanie’s reference cards and worksheets to create a custom herbal blend tailored to your personal health goals. Perfect for both beginners and tea lovers, this workshop will leave you with a 30-day supply of your own herbal tea and the knowledge to build your home apothecary with nourishing botanicals.
Handbuilding Pottery Workshop // Travel Tumblers
In this pottery workshop, we’ll create a piece together from locally-sourced clay! Depending on the workshop you select, you will create either a unique pocket vase, travel/straw tumbler, or a pinch pot mug and saucer. This workshop is meant for every level, from the new-to-clay beginner to the avid potter who would like to learn new hand-building skills. Upon completion, you will be provided with a variety of underglazes or glaze options to add surface design to your pieces, which will then be slow-dried, bisque-fired, glazed, and glaze-fired after the workshop.
Four weeks following the workshop, you'll pick up your finished works, which will be food-safe, and dishwasher/microwave safe, ready to use and be loved as a part of your daily lives!
Led By: Brooklynn of Cedar Sun Ceramics
First Stitch // A “try it out” night
Interested in sewing, but not sure if you’re ready to commit to a multi-day intro course? Join us for your first stitch and try it out! In this 2 hour class, you’ll learn how to operate a sewing machine and make your very own sunglasses (or glasses!) case.
This class is about getting comfortable with a domestic sewing machine and learning the basics of a straight stitch and backstitch. Your class fee includes usage of our sewing machines and all materials - just bring your curiosity!
If you’re already ready to dive into sewing, we suggest signing up for our Intro to Sewing Course!
Led By: Ada of Asian Sewist Collective and Megan of Olive & Olde’s
Paint & Illustrate // Home Illustrations
In this workshop, you’ll not only leave with a beautiful watercolor painting but also the skills to make your own artwork at home! The class will begin with the practice of watercolors and trying your hand at various techniques, such as mastering different types of washes, dry brushing, gradients, and more. We will then move onto drawing techniques to help you develop new illustration skills. You’ll then apply all of those techniques to create your own mixed media illustration. This class is great for beginners wanting to learn something new OR advanced artists looking to build their creativity.
Class Includes:
Watercolor Pallet (yours to keep after class!)
Use of our brushes and Micron Pens
sheets of Cold-pressed Watercolor Paper
Led by: Elisabeth Strunk
Sand Casting Workshop
$275
In this three-hour workshop, you’ll learn the basics of sand casting and leave with a finished sterling silver signet ring. This class is perfect for those who love organic, raw styles—sand casting has a mind of its own, often leaving behind subtle imprints of sand and tiny imperfections that add to the ring’s character (we love the results!).
You’ll start by choosing from a selection of one-of-a-kind wax or metal ring models before creating a mold in sand. Once the mold is ready, you’ll work alongside an instructor to melt down scrap silver and pour it into your mold. After casting, we’ll cover filing, sanding, and polishing so you can refine your ring to your liking.
Attendees can re-cast their rings up to three times, as not every pour is successful—but that’s part of the process! This workshop is perfect for anyone looking to experiment with metalworking, and if you’ve taken a jewelry-making class with us before, it’s a great next step to build on your skills while learning something new.
Led by: Allie of Laurel & Co.
This jewelry workshop is offered through our sister site, Laurel & Co. You’ll be redirected there to sign up.
Intro to Sewing // 2-Day Course
Saturday & Sunday, April 25th & 26th 9am-1pm
This foundational sewing course is offered in two formats: a 2-Day (8-hour) or 4-Day (12-hour) option. Students are expected to come with little to no sewing experience, and will leave with the ability to independently tackle beginner sewing projects - like a tote bag or simple t-shirt.
Students will learn a number of technical skills, including:
How to thread and use a sewing machine
Straight stitch and back stitch
How to measure fabric
How to cut fabric
Working with zippers
Changing presser feet
Stitch reinforcement
Sewing is a skill built on repetition and during this course, you’ll build essential sewing skills through hands-on practice in a supportive, project-based classroom.
If you’ve purchased a machine and haven’t been able to get started, or watched 10 YouTube videos and still can’t crack the code, or are just curious about sewing basics - this class is for you! No experience or tools needed, just bring your enthusiasm, and we’ll cover the rest.
Throughout each session, you’ll gain practical knowledge and skills through a range of beginner-friendly projects that cover different types of sewing (eg. garment making, accessories, quilting, household items). Each participant should expect to finish the course with 2-3 completed projects and the skills and confidence to keep sewing on your own.
What’s included:
12 or 8 hours of instructor-led coursework
Cotton, linen, and polyester fabrics
Thread, zippers, and other notions
All tools and equipment needed for the course, including use of one of our Singer Heavy Duty sewing machines during class
Scrap fabric for practice
Projects may include:
Pattern weights, Quilted strip potholder, zip pouch, lined tote
2 linen napkins, Quilted strip potholder, zip pouch, woven t-shirt with a neckline facing
Led By: Ada of Asian Sewist Collective and Megan of Olive & Olde’s
Stacking Ring Workshop
Learn to make your own sterling silver stacking rings! In this two hour workshop, we will learn how to cut, form, heat, solder, and texture metal - all in the process of making two sterling silver rings.
No need to bring anything with you, except your creativity! We will have aprons and safety glasses for you, but please wear closed toed shoes and please bring readers if you need them.
Class includes all materials and tools necessary for the duration of the workshop.
Led by: Allie of Laurel & Co.
This jewelry workshop is offered through our sister site, Laurel & Co. You’ll be redirected there to sign up.
Half-Day Stained Glass Workshop
Ready to take your stained glass skills a little further? In this 4.5-hour workshop, you’ll learn the full stained glass process while creating a multi-piece panel pattern of your choice. Guided by Dani, you’ll move through every step — from cutting and grinding to foiling, soldering, and framing — using the copper foil technique.
This class offers a more in-depth experience than our Mini Stained Glass Workshop, giving you time to practice precision and craftsmanship while working with multiple glass pieces. It’s a perfect fit for beginners who want to fully immerse themselves in the process.
What’s Included:
A curated selection of glass sheets in various colors, transparencies, and textures
All tools and materials needed to complete your stained glass panel
Led by: Dani of Hues Glass
Handbuilding Pottery Workshop // POcket Vases
In this pottery workshop, we’ll create a piece together from locally-sourced clay! Depending on the workshop you select, you will create either a unique pocket vase, travel/straw tumbler, or a pinch pot mug and saucer. This workshop is meant for every level, from the new-to-clay beginner to the avid potter who would like to learn new hand-building skills. Upon completion, you will be provided with a variety of underglazes or glaze options to add surface design to your pieces, which will then be slow-dried, bisque-fired, glazed, and glaze-fired after the workshop.
Four weeks following the workshop, you'll pick up your finished works, which will be food-safe, and dishwasher/microwave safe, ready to use and be loved as a part of your daily lives!
Led By: Brooklynn of Cedar Sun Ceramics
Mini Stained Glass Workshop
sold out
Create your own colorful mini stained glass suncatcher in this three-hour workshop! Learn the essential techniques of stained glass as you cut, grind, foil, and solder your own design. There will be examples to base your mini suncatcher off of, but this class encourages you to explore your creativity through color and shape. By the end of the workshop, you’ll take home a one of a kind mini suncatcher that’s ready to hang.
What's Included:
A selection of glass sheets with various colors, transparencies and textures
All tools and materials needed to bring your project to life
Led by: Dani of Hues Glass
Plant Dyed Bandanas Workshop
In this two-hour workshop, participants will learn about fibers, plant pigments, and how to naturally dye fabric—all in the process of creating a beautifully dyed bandana.
Each person will be supplied with a 100% cotton, American-made bandana and will work with a variety of supplied plants and modifiers to explore the possibilities of color. The last 30 minutes of class will end with a steaming process, where participants can browse fabrics and books, tidy up, chat, and take part in a Q&A with your instructor, Leah Rich of Roundtrip Goods.
Plan to walk out of this workshop with a beautifully dyed bandana, take-home care instructions, and a basic knowledge of dyeing with plants.
Led by: Leah of Round Trip Goods
Jewelry Open Studio
Think of it as a jewelry-making hang out! No set curriculum, just open time to work on your projects with access to our fully equipped metals studio. Whether you’re refining a technique, experimenting with a new design, or just looking for a creative space to work, Jewelry Open Studio is the perfect time to dive in.
Held every First Friday of the month, this is also a great chance to meet other local metalsmiths, share ideas, and see what everyone’s working on.
Details:
Open to those who’ve taken a jewelry class with us
Free for studio members
Includes access to hand tools, torches, tumbler, and flex shafts (attachments not included)
Scrap metal, solder, and flux provided—please bring your own materials
Come hang out, get inspired, and make something cool!
Mini Stained Glass Workshop
Create your own colorful mini stained glass suncatcher in this three-hour workshop! Learn the essential techniques of stained glass as you cut, grind, foil, and solder your own design. There will be examples to base your mini suncatcher off of, but this class encourages you to explore your creativity through color and shape. By the end of the workshop, you’ll take home a one of a kind mini suncatcher that’s ready to hang.
What's Included:
A selection of glass sheets with various colors, transparencies and textures
All tools and materials needed to bring your project to life
Led by: Dani of Hues Glass
Sand Casting Workshop
$275
In this three-hour workshop, you’ll learn the basics of sand casting and leave with a finished sterling silver signet ring. This class is perfect for those who love organic, raw styles—sand casting has a mind of its own, often leaving behind subtle imprints of sand and tiny imperfections that add to the ring’s character (we love the results!).
You’ll start by choosing from a selection of one-of-a-kind wax or metal ring models before creating a mold in sand. Once the mold is ready, you’ll work alongside an instructor to melt down scrap silver and pour it into your mold. After casting, we’ll cover filing, sanding, and polishing so you can refine your ring to your liking.
Attendees can re-cast their rings up to three times, as not every pour is successful—but that’s part of the process! This workshop is perfect for anyone looking to experiment with metalworking, and if you’ve taken a jewelry-making class with us before, it’s a great next step to build on your skills while learning something new.
Led by: Allie of Laurel & Co.
This jewelry workshop is offered through our sister site, Laurel & Co. You’ll be redirected there to sign up.
Half-Day Stained Glass Workshop
Ready to take your stained glass skills a little further? In this 4.5-hour workshop, you’ll learn the full stained glass process while creating a multi-piece panel pattern of your choice. Guided by Dani, you’ll move through every step — from cutting and grinding to foiling, soldering, and framing — using the copper foil technique.
This class offers a more in-depth experience than our Mini Stained Glass Workshop, giving you time to practice precision and craftsmanship while working with multiple glass pieces. It’s a perfect fit for beginners who want to fully immerse themselves in the process.
What’s Included:
A curated selection of glass sheets in various colors, transparencies, and textures
All tools and materials needed to complete your stained glass panel
Led by: Dani of Hues Glass
Forged Cuff Workshop
$85
Learn foundational techniques of working with metal, all in the process of making a classic forged cuff. Each participant will be able to choose between brass or copper as we follow the steps to anneal and strike the wire, altering its shape and hardness. Participants will learn best practices for using acetylene torches, striking metal on an anvil, and finishing with filing and sanding. Leave wearing what you create in this 2.5-hour workshop!
Led by: Allie of Laurel & Co.
This jewelry workshop is offered through our sister site, Laurel & Co. You’ll be redirected there to sign up.
Plant + Mineral Screen Printing Workshop
At the intersection of screen printing and natural dyeing, printing with iron and tannins is an alternative to traditional screen printing that requires no emulsion chemicals and the creation of stencil designs by hand.
In a 3 hour course, students will design and carve stencils, screen-print their new design onto a cotton bandana, and then cure the ink in dye baths. Students will leave with a finished bandana they designed and printed along with a guide of the process to repeat at home. All materials are provided.
Led by: Leah of Round Trip Goods
Mother’s Day Weaving Workshop
In this class you will learn how to create a woven wall hanging start to finish. At the end of the class you will be able to take home your weaving to display in your home! We will begin by learning how to warp a loom. We will then move on to mastering the different types of woven stitches and weaving techniques. I will do demonstrations for the class and then allow you to work on your piece independently while I observe and answer questions. After you have finished your piece we will learn how to tie off loose ends and take the piece off of the loom. Once complete you will be able to take your piece home! This is an introductory level course.
You have the option to purchase the table loom you use in class! This is a great option for those that want to continue their weaving practice after the class is over. If you decide to use one of our shared looms, your materials are all still included in the class fee.
With Table Loom Purchase, this class includes:
all materials needed to complete your first wall hanging
a loom to take home with you
access to an online weaving course to use as a refresher!
Led By: Becky of seven | sixteen
Mother’s Day Stacking Ring Workshop
Learn to make your own sterling silver stacking rings! In this two hour workshop, we will learn how to cut, form, heat, solder, and texture metal - all in the process of making two sterling silver rings.
No need to bring anything with you, except your creativity! We will have aprons and safety glasses for you, but please wear closed toed shoes and please bring readers if you need them.
Class includes all materials and tools necessary for the duration of the workshop.
Led by: Allie of Laurel & Co.
This jewelry workshop is offered through our sister site, Laurel & Co. You’ll be redirected there to sign up.
Plant Dyed Bandanas Workshop
In this two-hour workshop, participants will learn about fibers, plant pigments, and how to naturally dye fabric—all in the process of creating a beautifully dyed bandana.
Each person will be supplied with a 100% cotton, American-made bandana and will work with a variety of supplied plants and modifiers to explore the possibilities of color. The last 30 minutes of class will end with a steaming process, where participants can browse fabrics and books, tidy up, chat, and take part in a Q&A with your instructor, Leah Rich of Roundtrip Goods.
Plan to walk out of this workshop with a beautifully dyed bandana, take-home care instructions, and a basic knowledge of dyeing with plants.
Led by: Leah of Round Trip Goods
Mini Stained Glass Workshop
Create your own colorful mini stained glass suncatcher in this three-hour workshop! Learn the essential techniques of stained glass as you cut, grind, foil, and solder your own design. There will be examples to base your mini suncatcher off of, but this class encourages you to explore your creativity through color and shape. By the end of the workshop, you’ll take home a one of a kind mini suncatcher that’s ready to hang.
What's Included:
A selection of glass sheets with various colors, transparencies and textures
All tools and materials needed to bring your project to life
Led by: Dani of Hues Glass
Half-Day Stained Glass Workshop
Ready to take your stained glass skills a little further? In this 4.5-hour workshop, you’ll learn the full stained glass process while creating a multi-piece panel pattern of your choice. Guided by Dani, you’ll move through every step — from cutting and grinding to foiling, soldering, and framing — using the copper foil technique.
This class offers a more in-depth experience than our Mini Stained Glass Workshop, giving you time to practice precision and craftsmanship while working with multiple glass pieces. It’s a perfect fit for beginners who want to fully immerse themselves in the process.
What’s Included:
A curated selection of glass sheets in various colors, transparencies, and textures
All tools and materials needed to complete your stained glass panel
Led by: Dani of Hues Glass
Handbuilding Pottery Workshop // Travel Tumblers
In this pottery workshop, we’ll create a piece together from locally-sourced clay! Depending on the workshop you select, you will create either a unique pocket vase, travel/straw tumbler, or a pinch pot mug and saucer. This workshop is meant for every level, from the new-to-clay beginner to the avid potter who would like to learn new hand-building skills. Upon completion, you will be provided with a variety of underglazes or glaze options to add surface design to your pieces, which will then be slow-dried, bisque-fired, glazed, and glaze-fired after the workshop.
Four weeks following the workshop, you'll pick up your finished works, which will be food-safe, and dishwasher/microwave safe, ready to use and be loved as a part of your daily lives!
Led By: Brooklynn of Cedar Sun Ceramics
First Stitch // A “try it out” night
Interested in sewing, but not sure if you’re ready to commit to a multi-day intro course? Join us for your first stitch and try it out! In this 2 hour class, you’ll learn how to operate a sewing machine and make your very own sunglasses (or glasses!) case.
This class is about getting comfortable with a domestic sewing machine and learning the basics of a straight stitch and backstitch. Your class fee includes usage of our sewing machines and all materials - just bring your curiosity!
If you’re already ready to dive into sewing, we suggest signing up for our Intro to Sewing Course!
Led By: Ada of Asian Sewist Collective and Megan of Olive & Olde’s
Intro to Jewelry Making Course
Thursday Evenings, May 21st June 11th 5-8pm
This intensive course includes 12 class hours of jewelry making, covered over 4 days. Each student will learn the basics to jewelry making through various projects. You will dive into a hands-on classroom where you will design and fabricate jewelry in a supportive and creative atmosphere. Students will become familiar with all of the essential techniques, including sawing, heating and forming metal, soldering, ring making, bezel stone setting, polishing and finishing each piece. You’ll have the opportunity to make several pieces and learn new skills along the way.
This course includes:
12 hours of instructor-led coursework
Free open studio hours throughout the duration of the course
Copper and Brass Materials
All tools and equipment needed for the duration of the course
Scrap metals
Please note that students are required to attend all four classes for safety reasons and otherwise. If a class is missed, a make-up lesson may be possible, but students will be responsible for the private lesson rate of $60/hour for any make-up lessons.
Led by: Allie of Laurel & Co.
This jewelry workshop is offered through our sister site, Laurel & Co. You’ll be redirected there to sign up.
Plant + Mineral Screen Printing Workshop
At the intersection of screen printing and natural dyeing, printing with iron and tannins is an alternative to traditional screen printing that requires no emulsion chemicals and the creation of stencil designs by hand.
In a 3 hour course, students will design and carve stencils, screen-print their new design onto a cotton bandana, and then cure the ink in dye baths. Students will leave with a finished bandana they designed and printed along with a guide of the process to repeat at home. All materials are provided.
Led by: Leah of Round Trip Goods
Intro to Jewelry Making Course
Sunday Mornings, May 24th - June 14th 10am-1pm
This intensive course includes 12 class hours of jewelry making, covered over 4 days. Each student will learn the basics to jewelry making through various projects. You will dive into a hands-on classroom where you will design and fabricate jewelry in a supportive and creative atmosphere. Students will become familiar with all of the essential techniques, including sawing, heating and forming metal, soldering, ring making, bezel stone setting, polishing and finishing each piece. You’ll have the opportunity to make several pieces and learn new skills along the way.
This course includes:
12 hours of instructor-led coursework
Free open studio hours throughout the duration of the course
Copper and Brass Materials
All tools and equipment needed for the duration of the course
Scrap metals
Please note that students are required to attend all four classes for safety reasons and otherwise. If a class is missed, a make-up lesson may be possible, but students will be responsible for the private lesson rate of $60/hour for any make-up lessons.
Led by: Allie of Laurel & Co.
This jewelry workshop is offered through our sister site, Laurel & Co. You’ll be redirected there to sign up.
Mini Stained Glass Workshop
Create your own colorful mini stained glass suncatcher in this three-hour workshop! Learn the essential techniques of stained glass as you cut, grind, foil, and solder your own design. There will be examples to base your mini suncatcher off of, but this class encourages you to explore your creativity through color and shape. By the end of the workshop, you’ll take home a one of a kind mini suncatcher that’s ready to hang.
What's Included:
A selection of glass sheets with various colors, transparencies and textures
All tools and materials needed to bring your project to life
Led by: Dani of Hues Glass
Stacking Ring Workshop
Learn to make your own sterling silver stacking rings! In this two hour workshop, we will learn how to cut, form, heat, solder, and texture metal - all in the process of making two sterling silver rings.
No need to bring anything with you, except your creativity! We will have aprons and safety glasses for you, but please wear closed toed shoes and please bring readers if you need them.
Class includes all materials and tools necessary for the duration of the workshop.
Led by: Allie of Laurel & Co.
This jewelry workshop is offered through our sister site, Laurel & Co. You’ll be redirected there to sign up.
Half-Day Stained Glass Workshop
Ready to take your stained glass skills a little further? In this 4.5-hour workshop, you’ll learn the full stained glass process while creating a multi-piece panel pattern of your choice. Guided by Dani, you’ll move through every step — from cutting and grinding to foiling, soldering, and framing — using the copper foil technique.
This class offers a more in-depth experience than our Mini Stained Glass Workshop, giving you time to practice precision and craftsmanship while working with multiple glass pieces. It’s a perfect fit for beginners who want to fully immerse themselves in the process.
What’s Included:
A curated selection of glass sheets in various colors, transparencies, and textures
All tools and materials needed to complete your stained glass panel
Led by: Dani of Hues Glass
Forged Cuff Workshop
$85
Learn foundational techniques of working with metal, all in the process of making a classic forged cuff. Each participant will be able to choose between brass or copper as we follow the steps to anneal and strike the wire, altering its shape and hardness. Participants will learn best practices for using acetylene torches, striking metal on an anvil, and finishing with filing and sanding. Leave wearing what you create in this 2.5-hour workshop!
Led by: Allie of Laurel & Co.
This jewelry workshop is offered through our sister site, Laurel & Co. You’ll be redirected there to sign up.
Handbuilding Pottery Workshop // Travel Tumblers
In this pottery workshop, we’ll create a piece together from locally-sourced clay! Depending on the workshop you select, you will create either a unique pocket vase, travel/straw tumbler, or a pinch pot mug and saucer. This workshop is meant for every level, from the new-to-clay beginner to the avid potter who would like to learn new hand-building skills. Upon completion, you will be provided with a variety of underglazes or glaze options to add surface design to your pieces, which will then be slow-dried, bisque-fired, glazed, and glaze-fired after the workshop.
Four weeks following the workshop, you'll pick up your finished works, which will be food-safe, and dishwasher/microwave safe, ready to use and be loved as a part of your daily lives!
Led By: Brooklynn of Cedar Sun Ceramics
Plant Dyed Bandanas Workshop
In this two-hour workshop, participants will learn about fibers, plant pigments, and how to naturally dye fabric—all in the process of creating a beautifully dyed bandana.
Each person will be supplied with a 100% cotton, American-made bandana and will work with a variety of supplied plants and modifiers to explore the possibilities of color. The last 30 minutes of class will end with a steaming process, where participants can browse fabrics and books, tidy up, chat, and take part in a Q&A with your instructor, Leah Rich of Roundtrip Goods.
Plan to walk out of this workshop with a beautifully dyed bandana, take-home care instructions, and a basic knowledge of dyeing with plants.
Led by: Leah of Round Trip Goods
Stacking Ring Workshop
Learn to make your own sterling silver stacking rings! In this two hour workshop, we will learn how to cut, form, heat, solder, and texture metal - all in the process of making two sterling silver rings.
No need to bring anything with you, except your creativity! We will have aprons and safety glasses for you, but please wear closed toed shoes and please bring readers if you need them.
Class includes all materials and tools necessary for the duration of the workshop.
Led by: Allie of Laurel & Co.
This jewelry workshop is offered through our sister site, Laurel & Co. You’ll be redirected there to sign up.
Sand Casting Workshop
$275
In this three-hour workshop, you’ll learn the basics of sand casting and leave with a finished sterling silver signet ring. This class is perfect for those who love organic, raw styles—sand casting has a mind of its own, often leaving behind subtle imprints of sand and tiny imperfections that add to the ring’s character (we love the results!).
You’ll start by choosing from a selection of one-of-a-kind wax or metal ring models before creating a mold in sand. Once the mold is ready, you’ll work alongside an instructor to melt down scrap silver and pour it into your mold. After casting, we’ll cover filing, sanding, and polishing so you can refine your ring to your liking.
Attendees can re-cast their rings up to three times, as not every pour is successful—but that’s part of the process! This workshop is perfect for anyone looking to experiment with metalworking, and if you’ve taken a jewelry-making class with us before, it’s a great next step to build on your skills while learning something new.
Led by: Allie of Laurel & Co.
This jewelry workshop is offered through our sister site, Laurel & Co. You’ll be redirected there to sign up.
Plant Dyed Bandanas Workshop
In this two-hour workshop, participants will learn about fibers, plant pigments, and how to naturally dye fabric—all in the process of creating a beautifully dyed bandana.
Each person will be supplied with a 100% cotton, American-made bandana and will work with a variety of supplied plants and modifiers to explore the possibilities of color. The last 30 minutes of class will end with a steaming process, where participants can browse fabrics and books, tidy up, chat, and take part in a Q&A with your instructor, Leah Rich of Roundtrip Goods.
Plan to walk out of this workshop with a beautifully dyed bandana, take-home care instructions, and a basic knowledge of dyeing with plants.
Led by: Leah of Round Trip Goods
Watercolor Explorations // Summer Youth Workshop
Young artists will explore the fundamentals of watercolor, learning how water and pigment work together to create color, texture, and movement on the page. Through guided projects and open-ended experimentation, students will practice layering, blending, and expressive brushwork while developing their own painting style. Every student leaves with a collection of finished paintings that are entirely their own.
Ages 8-13 | June 15th-19th | 9am-12pm Monday-Friday
Led by: Elisabeth Strunk
Intro to Weaving Course
Course Dates: Wednesday Evenings, June 17th - July 8th 6-8pm
This intensive course includes 8 hours of woven tapestry instruction, covered over 4 days. Each student will learn the basics of tapestry weaving on a lap loom through various projects. At the end of the course, students will be able to create a woven tapestry of their own design using fibers of their choosing.
Students will learn a number of technical skills, including:
Fiber types
How to warp a loom
A variety of tapestry stitches
Creating patterns
How to finish a piece (tapestry vs. flat textile)
Troubleshooting common mistakes
This course includes:
8 hours of instructor-led coursework
Fibers for all projects (includes a variety of materials)
Lap loom to keep after the course
All tools and equipment needed for the duration of the course
Led By: Becky of seven | sixteen
Jewelry Making II: Strengthening Your Soldering Skills
$450
Thursday Evenings, June 18th - July 16th *skip 7/2 from 5-8pm
Take the next step in your jewelry-making journey with our Jewelry II course! Designed for those who already have a foundation in metalsmithing, this course introduces new techniques to help refine your craft and bring more complexity to your designs. You’ll explore bezel roping and multi-stone settings, learn to bezel-set faceted stones, and dive into pic soldering and chain making. Throughout the course, we’ll also focus on refining your skills—helping you achieve cleaner solder joins, smoother finishes, and more precise craftsmanship.
Course Includes:
Brass and copper materials
A variety of 3–8mm CZs
Use of all tools and equipment needed throughout the course
Unlimited independent studio time during the course duration
Lists of recommended tools and materials to continue learning
While all necessary materials and tools are provided, you’re welcome to bring your own materials and favorite tools to personalize your experience!
Who Can Join?
This course is ideal for students who have completed our Intro to Jewelry Making course or have prior experience with soldering, sawing, and basic stone setting. If you’re comfortable working with brass, copper, and sterling silver and looking to level up your skills, this class is for you!
Led by: Allie of Laurel & Co.
This jewelry workshop is offered through our sister site, Laurel & Co. You’ll be redirected there to sign up.
Stacking Ring Workshop
Learn to make your own sterling silver stacking rings! In this two hour workshop, we will learn how to cut, form, heat, solder, and texture metal - all in the process of making two sterling silver rings.
No need to bring anything with you, except your creativity! We will have aprons and safety glasses for you, but please wear closed toed shoes and please bring readers if you need them.
Class includes all materials and tools necessary for the duration of the workshop.
Led by: Allie of Laurel & Co.
This jewelry workshop is offered through our sister site, Laurel & Co. You’ll be redirected there to sign up.
Printmaking // Summer Youth Workshop
Printmaking is one of the most satisfying mediums there is — bold, hands-on, and endlessly surprising. Students will discover how images are built, transferred, and multiplied through techniques like relief printing, texture printing, and repeated patterns, creating bold, graphic artwork across the week. Every student leaves with a small portfolio of prints to take home.
Ages 8-13 | June 22nd-26th | 9am-12pm Monday-Friday
Led by: Elisabeth Strunk
Jewelry Making III: Casting & Stone Setting
$450
Sunday Mornings, June 28th - July 26th *skip 7/5 from 10am-1pm
Build on your metalsmithing skills with Jewelry III, a course designed to introduce new techniques that bring depth and dimension to your work. This class explores the fundamentals of sand casting, giving you the ability to replicate organic textures and unique forms in metal. You’ll also learn tube and flush setting, refining your approach to incorporating faceted stones into your designs. Throughout the course, we’ll focus on precision and finishing techniques to help you create polished, professional-quality pieces.
Course Includes:
Scrap sterling silver for 1 casting project (and a guided list of materials to continue casting in class)
2 sterling silver tube settings
A variety of 2-4mm CZs
Use of all tools and equipment needed throughout the course
Unlimited independent studio time during the course duration
Lists of recommended tools and materials to continue learning
Brass and copper will be available if desired, but the course primarily focuses on working in sterling silver. Students are encouraged to bring their own scrap metal, faceted stones, and are welcome to work with gold if they’d like to give it a go!
Who Can Join?
This course is ideal for students who have completed Jewelry I or II or have experience with basic soldering, sawing, and bezel setting. If you're looking to expand your skills into casting and advanced stone setting, this is the perfect next step!
Led by: Allie of Laurel & Co.
This jewelry workshop is offered through our sister site, Laurel & Co. You’ll be redirected there to sign up.
Plant + Mineral Screen Printing Workshop
At the intersection of screen printing and natural dyeing, printing with iron and tannins is an alternative to traditional screen printing that requires no emulsion chemicals and the creation of stencil designs by hand.
In a 3 hour course, students will design and carve stencils, screen-print their new design onto a cotton bandana, and then cure the ink in dye baths. Students will leave with a finished bandana they designed and printed along with a guide of the process to repeat at home. All materials are provided.
Led by: Leah of Round Trip Goods
Plant Dyed Bandanas Workshop
In this two-hour workshop, participants will learn about fibers, plant pigments, and how to naturally dye fabric—all in the process of creating a beautifully dyed bandana.
Each person will be supplied with a 100% cotton, American-made bandana and will work with a variety of supplied plants and modifiers to explore the possibilities of color. The last 30 minutes of class will end with a steaming process, where participants can browse fabrics and books, tidy up, chat, and take part in a Q&A with your instructor, Leah Rich of Roundtrip Goods.
Plan to walk out of this workshop with a beautifully dyed bandana, take-home care instructions, and a basic knowledge of dyeing with plants.
Led by: Leah of Round Trip Goods
Sustainable Fashion Studio // Summer Youth Workshop
This hands-on workshop invites students into the world of fashion design through a creative and eco-conscious lens. Using upcycled materials, textiles, and basic sewing and design techniques, campers will create original wearable art while learning about sustainability and responsible design. This session is especially great for students who love to express themselves through style!
Ages 8-13 | July 6th-10th | 9am-12pm Monday-Friday
Led by: Elisabeth Strunk
First Stitch // A “try it out” night
Interested in sewing, but not sure if you’re ready to commit to a multi-day intro course? Join us for your first stitch and try it out! In this 2 hour class, you’ll learn how to operate a sewing machine and make your very own sunglasses (or glasses!) case.
This class is about getting comfortable with a domestic sewing machine and learning the basics of a straight stitch and backstitch. Your class fee includes usage of our sewing machines and all materials - just bring your curiosity!
If you’re already ready to dive into sewing, we suggest signing up for our Intro to Sewing Course!
Led By: Ada of Asian Sewist Collective and Megan of Olive & Olde’s
Handbuilding Pottery Workshop // Travel Tumblers
In this pottery workshop, we’ll create a piece together from locally-sourced clay! Depending on the workshop you select, you will create either a unique pocket vase, travel/straw tumbler, or a pinch pot mug and saucer. This workshop is meant for every level, from the new-to-clay beginner to the avid potter who would like to learn new hand-building skills. Upon completion, you will be provided with a variety of underglazes or glaze options to add surface design to your pieces, which will then be slow-dried, bisque-fired, glazed, and glaze-fired after the workshop.
Four weeks following the workshop, you'll pick up your finished works, which will be food-safe, and dishwasher/microwave safe, ready to use and be loved as a part of your daily lives!
Led By: Brooklynn of Cedar Sun Ceramics
Plant + Mineral Screen Printing Workshop
At the intersection of screen printing and natural dyeing, printing with iron and tannins is an alternative to traditional screen printing that requires no emulsion chemicals and the creation of stencil designs by hand.
In a 3 hour course, students will design and carve stencils, screen-print their new design onto a cotton bandana, and then cure the ink in dye baths. Students will leave with a finished bandana they designed and printed along with a guide of the process to repeat at home. All materials are provided.
Led by: Leah of Round Trip Goods
Sculpture // Summer Youth Workshop
This workshop is for the young makers who like to work with their hands! Students will think beyond the flat page and work in three dimensions, using materials like clay, wire, cardboard, and found objects to build imaginative sculptures while exploring form, balance, and structure. Projects emphasize creative problem-solving and the confidence that comes from bringing an idea to life with your own two hands.
Ages 8-13 | July 20th-24th | 9am-12pm Monday-Friday
Led by: Elisabeth Strunk
Wood Burned Charcuterie Boards
In this workshop, you’ll dive into the art of wood burning and learn a variety of techniques to bring your own design to life. Each participant will get to choose from a selection of cutting board shapes or create three live edge wooden ornaments as their canvas. Whether you’re making a gift or something special for yourself, you’ll leave with a one-of-a-kind piece of wood burned art that’s just as at home in the kitchen, on a holiday tree, or as a conversation-starting centerpiece. Come with a design idea in mind and get ready to make it your own!
Led by: Elisabeth Strunk
Succulent Terrarium Workshop
Get creative and explore the art of terrarium making in this hands-on workshop centered on building a living ecosystem in glass. In this class, you’ll create either a lush, moss-filled terrarium or a sculptural succulent and cacti terrarium, each inspired by different natural environments.
With guidance from an expert instructor, you’ll learn the foundations of terrarium design, including soil layering, drainage, plant selection, and thoughtful arrangement. Along the way, we’ll cover the specific needs of your chosen plants, from moisture-loving mosses to drought-tolerant succulents, so your terrarium continues to thrive after the class.
This workshop is welcoming for beginners and plant lovers alike, offering a relaxed, creative experience focused on learning, experimenting, and making something beautiful by hand.
All materials are included. Each class date is labeled with the terrarium style, and you’ll leave with a finished piece ready to take home.
Led by: Rose of Rose Grows
Jewelry Making II: Strengthening Your Soldering Skills
sold out
$450
Sundays, April 12th - May 3rd 10am-1pm
Take the next step in your jewelry-making journey with our Jewelry II course! Designed for those who already have a foundation in metalsmithing, this course introduces new techniques to help refine your craft and bring more complexity to your designs. You’ll explore bezel roping and multi-stone settings, learn to bezel-set faceted stones, and dive into pic soldering and chain making. Throughout the course, we’ll also focus on refining your skills—helping you achieve cleaner solder joins, smoother finishes, and more precise craftsmanship.
Course Includes:
Brass and copper materials
A variety of 3–8mm CZs
Use of all tools and equipment needed throughout the course
Unlimited independent studio time during the course duration
Lists of recommended tools and materials to continue learning
While all necessary materials and tools are provided, you’re welcome to bring your own materials and favorite tools to personalize your experience!
Who Can Join?
This course is ideal for students who have completed our Intro to Jewelry Making course or have prior experience with soldering, sawing, and basic stone setting. If you’re comfortable working with brass, copper, and sterling silver and looking to level up your skills, this class is for you!
Led by: Allie of Laurel & Co.
This jewelry workshop is offered through our sister site, Laurel & Co. You’ll be redirected there to sign up.
Moss Terrarium Workshop
Get creative and explore the art of terrarium making in this hands-on workshop centered on building a living ecosystem in glass. In this class, you’ll create either a lush, moss-filled terrarium or a sculptural succulent and cacti terrarium, each inspired by different natural environments.
With guidance from an expert instructor, you’ll learn the foundations of terrarium design, including soil layering, drainage, plant selection, and thoughtful arrangement. Along the way, we’ll cover the specific needs of your chosen plants, from moisture-loving mosses to drought-tolerant succulents, so your terrarium continues to thrive after the class.
This workshop is welcoming for beginners and plant lovers alike, offering a relaxed, creative experience focused on learning, experimenting, and making something beautiful by hand.
All materials are included. Each class date is labeled with the terrarium style, and you’ll leave with a finished piece ready to take home.
Led by: Rose of Rose Grows
Intro to Jewelry Making Course
Saturday Afternoons, April 11th - May 2nd 12-3pm
This intensive course includes 12 class hours of jewelry making, covered over 4 days. Each student will learn the basics to jewelry making through various projects. You will dive into a hands-on classroom where you will design and fabricate jewelry in a supportive and creative atmosphere. Students will become familiar with all of the essential techniques, including sawing, heating and forming metal, soldering, ring making, bezel stone setting, polishing and finishing each piece. You’ll have the opportunity to make several pieces and learn new skills along the way.
This course includes:
12 hours of instructor-led coursework
Free open studio hours throughout the duration of the course
Copper and Brass Materials
All tools and equipment needed for the duration of the course
Scrap metals
Please note that students are required to attend all four classes for safety reasons and otherwise. If a class is missed, a make-up lesson may be possible, but students will be responsible for the private lesson rate of $60/hour for any make-up lessons.
Led by: Allie of Laurel & Co.
This jewelry workshop is offered through our sister site, Laurel & Co. You’ll be redirected there to sign up.
Intro to Watercolor // 4-Session Course
Thursday Evenings, April 9th-30th 6-8pm
This four-session course is for anyone ready to explore watercolor with more intention - whether you’re just starting out or looking to reconnect with the basics in a thoughtful, supportive space.
We'll cover a range of foundational techniques while creating room for experimentation, conversation, and personal style to emerge. You'll try out different paints, brush approaches, and paper types while learning how to work with water and pigment in ways that feel intuitive and open-ended.
All materials are included, and you’ll leave with a solid understanding of the tools, techniques, and possibilities that watercolor offers, plus the confidence to keep going on your own!
If you're looking for more than a one-time session, this course offers the structure and momentum to really dig in and grow.
Led by: Elisabeth Strunk
Watercolor Workshop // Wildflowers
In this workshop, you’ll not only leave with a beautiful watercolor painting but also the skills to make your own artwork at home! The class will begin with the practice of watercolors and trying your hand at various techniques, such as mastering different types of washes, dry brushing, gradients, and more. You’ll then apply those techniques to create your own painting. Think of this class as a way to add tools to your artistic toolbox!
Class Includes:
Watercolor Pallet (yours to keep after class!)
Use of our brushes and Micron Pens
2 sheets of Cold-pressed Watercolor Paper
Led by: Elisabeth Strunk
Jewelry Open Studio
Think of it as a jewelry-making hang out! No set curriculum, just open time to work on your projects with access to our fully equipped metals studio. Whether you’re refining a technique, experimenting with a new design, or just looking for a creative space to work, Jewelry Open Studio is the perfect time to dive in.
Held every First Friday of the month, this is also a great chance to meet other local metalsmiths, share ideas, and see what everyone’s working on.
Details:
Open to those who’ve taken a jewelry class with us
Free for studio members
Includes access to hand tools, torches, tumbler, and flex shafts (attachments not included)
Scrap metal, solder, and flux provided—please bring your own materials
Come hang out, get inspired, and make something cool!
Intro to Weaving Course
Course Dates: Wednesday Evenings, June 17th - July 8th 6-8pm
This intensive course includes 8 hours of woven tapestry instruction, covered over 4 days. Each student will learn the basics of tapestry weaving on a lap loom through various projects. At the end of the course, students will be able to create a woven tapestry of their own design using fibers of their choosing.
Students will learn a number of technical skills, including:
Fiber types
How to warp a loom
A variety of tapestry stitches
Creating patterns
How to finish a piece (tapestry vs. flat textile)
Troubleshooting common mistakes
This course includes:
8 hours of instructor-led coursework
Fibers for all projects (includes a variety of materials)
Lap loom to keep after the course
All tools and equipment needed for the duration of the course
Led By: Becky of seven | sixteen
Paper Flower Workshop // Icelandic Poppies
Join us for a hands-on workshop where you'll learn how to make beautiful paper flowers using Italian and German crepe paper. Each class focuses on a different bloom—like columbines, peonies, wild roses, sunflowers, or poppies—and walks you through the process of cutting, shaping, and assembling each flower from start to finish.
You'll learn how to cut, shape, and form petals, leaves, and centers, then assemble your flower using floral wire, glue, and crepe tape. Some classes may also incorporate techniques like painting the paper for added realism or dimension.
This workshop is a welcoming introduction to crepe paper flower making and a satisfying creative experience for all skill levels. Each session includes all materials and supplies to make your flower in class, plus enough extra to continue creating at home and build a small bouquet.
Note: Class length, price, and featured flower vary. See specific dates for project details.
Led by: Finnuala Tessier
Plant Dyed Bandanas Workshop
In this two-hour workshop, participants will learn about fibers, plant pigments, and how to naturally dye fabric—all in the process of creating a beautifully dyed bandana.
Each person will be supplied with a 100% cotton, American-made bandana and will work with a variety of supplied plants and modifiers to explore the possibilities of color. The last 30 minutes of class will end with a steaming process, where participants can browse fabrics and books, tidy up, chat, and take part in a Q&A with your instructor, Leah Rich of Roundtrip Goods.
Plan to walk out of this workshop with a beautifully dyed bandana, take-home care instructions, and a basic knowledge of dyeing with plants.
Led by: Leah of Round Trip Goods
Embellishment Workshop
Join us for a beginner-level Embellishment Workshop, where you'll discover how to breathe new life into your clothing through the art of embroidery. In this hands-on session, you'll learn five fundamental embroidery stitches, leave with a small sample of all the stitches and an embellished piece of clothing. Perfect for anyone looking to revamp or add a personal touch to their wardrobe!
Materials to Bring:
An article of clothing that you would like to embellish
Materials Provided:
Fabric
Embroidery Floss
Needles
Scissors
Embroidery Hoop
Stick and stitch paper
*Option to purchase materials to take home
Led by: Carla Gonzalez
Plant + Mineral Screen Printing Workshop
At the intersection of screen printing and natural dyeing, printing with iron and tannins is an alternative to traditional screen printing that requires no emulsion chemicals and the creation of stencil designs by hand.
In a 3 hour course, students will design and carve stencils, screen-print their new design onto a cotton bandana, and then cure the ink in dye baths. Students will leave with a finished bandana they designed and printed along with a guide of the process to repeat at home. All materials are provided.
Led by: Leah of Round Trip Goods
Paint & Illustrate // Pet Portraits
In this workshop, you’ll not only leave with a beautiful watercolor painting but also the skills to make your own artwork at home! The class will begin with the practice of watercolors and trying your hand at various techniques, such as mastering different types of washes, dry brushing, gradients, and more. We will then move onto drawing techniques to help you develop new illustration skills. You’ll then apply all of those techniques to create your own mixed media illustration. This class is great for beginners wanting to learn something new OR advanced artists looking to build their creativity.
Class Includes:
Watercolor Pallet (yours to keep after class!)
Use of our brushes and Micron Pens
sheets of Cold-pressed Watercolor Paper
Led by: Elisabeth Strunk
First Stitch // A “try it out” night
Interested in sewing, but not sure if you’re ready to commit to a multi-day intro course? Join us for your first stitch and try it out! In this 2 hour class, you’ll learn how to operate a sewing machine and make your very own sunglasses (or glasses!) case.
This class is about getting comfortable with a domestic sewing machine and learning the basics of a straight stitch and backstitch. Your class fee includes usage of our sewing machines and all materials - just bring your curiosity!
If you’re already ready to dive into sewing, we suggest signing up for our Intro to Sewing Course!
Led By: Ada of Asian Sewist Collective and Megan of Olive & Olde’s
Mini Stained Glass Workshop
sold out
Create your own colorful mini stained glass suncatcher in this three-hour workshop! Learn the essential techniques of stained glass as you cut, grind, foil, and solder your own design. There will be examples to base your mini suncatcher off of, but this class encourages you to explore your creativity through color and shape. By the end of the workshop, you’ll take home a one of a kind mini suncatcher that’s ready to hang.
What's Included:
A selection of glass sheets with various colors, transparencies and textures
All tools and materials needed to bring your project to life
Led by: Dani of Hues Glass
Moss Terrarium Workshop
Get creative and explore the art of terrarium making in this hands-on workshop centered on building a living ecosystem in glass. In this class, you’ll create either a lush, moss-filled terrarium or a sculptural succulent and cacti terrarium, each inspired by different natural environments.
With guidance from an expert instructor, you’ll learn the foundations of terrarium design, including soil layering, drainage, plant selection, and thoughtful arrangement. Along the way, we’ll cover the specific needs of your chosen plants, from moisture-loving mosses to drought-tolerant succulents, so your terrarium continues to thrive after the class.
This workshop is welcoming for beginners and plant lovers alike, offering a relaxed, creative experience focused on learning, experimenting, and making something beautiful by hand.
All materials are included. Each class date is labeled with the terrarium style, and you’ll leave with a finished piece ready to take home.
Led by: Rose of Rose Grows
Succulent Terrarium Workshop
Get creative and explore the art of terrarium making in this hands-on workshop centered on building a living ecosystem in glass. In this class, you’ll create either a lush, moss-filled terrarium or a sculptural succulent and cacti terrarium, each inspired by different natural environments.
With guidance from an expert instructor, you’ll learn the foundations of terrarium design, including soil layering, drainage, plant selection, and thoughtful arrangement. Along the way, we’ll cover the specific needs of your chosen plants, from moisture-loving mosses to drought-tolerant succulents, so your terrarium continues to thrive after the class.
This workshop is welcoming for beginners and plant lovers alike, offering a relaxed, creative experience focused on learning, experimenting, and making something beautiful by hand.
All materials are included. Each class date is labeled with the terrarium style, and you’ll leave with a finished piece ready to take home.
Led by: Rose of Rose Grows
Wood Burned Charcuterie Boards
In this workshop, you’ll dive into the art of wood burning and learn a variety of techniques to bring your own design to life. Each participant will get to choose from a selection of cutting board shapes or create three live edge wooden ornaments as their canvas. Whether you’re making a gift or something special for yourself, you’ll leave with a one-of-a-kind piece of wood burned art that’s just as at home in the kitchen, on a holiday tree, or as a conversation-starting centerpiece. Come with a design idea in mind and get ready to make it your own!
Led by: Elisabeth Strunk
Plant Dyed Bandanas Workshop
In this two-hour workshop, participants will learn about fibers, plant pigments, and how to naturally dye fabric—all in the process of creating a beautifully dyed bandana.
Each person will be supplied with a 100% cotton, American-made bandana and will work with a variety of supplied plants and modifiers to explore the possibilities of color. The last 30 minutes of class will end with a steaming process, where participants can browse fabrics and books, tidy up, chat, and take part in a Q&A with your instructor, Leah Rich of Roundtrip Goods.
Plan to walk out of this workshop with a beautifully dyed bandana, take-home care instructions, and a basic knowledge of dyeing with plants.
Led by: Leah of Round Trip Goods
Watercolor Workshop // Folk Art
In this workshop, you’ll not only leave with a beautiful watercolor painting but also the skills to make your own artwork at home! The class will begin with the practice of watercolors and trying your hand at various techniques, such as mastering different types of washes, dry brushing, gradients, and more. You’ll then apply those techniques to create your own painting. Think of this class as a way to add tools to your artistic toolbox!
Class Includes:
Watercolor Pallet (yours to keep after class!)
Use of our brushes and Micron Pens
2 sheets of Cold-pressed Watercolor Paper
Led by: Elisabeth Strunk
Weaving Workshop
In this class you will learn how to create a woven wall hanging start to finish. At the end of the class you will be able to take home your weaving to display in your home! We will begin by learning how to warp a loom. We will then move on to mastering the different types of woven stitches and weaving techniques. I will do demonstrations for the class and then allow you to work on your piece independently while I observe and answer questions. After you have finished your piece we will learn how to tie off loose ends and take the piece off of the loom. Once complete you will be able to take your piece home! This is an introductory level course.
You have the option to purchase the table loom you use in class! This is a great option for those that want to continue their weaving practice after the class is over. If you decide to use one of our shared looms, your materials are all still included in the class fee.
With Table Loom Purchase, this class includes:
all materials needed to complete your first wall hanging
a loom to take home with you
access to an online weaving course to use as a refresher!
Led By: Becky of seven | sixteen
Watercolor Workshop // Wildflowers
In this workshop, you’ll not only leave with a beautiful watercolor painting but also the skills to make your own artwork at home! The class will begin with the practice of watercolors and trying your hand at various techniques, such as mastering different types of washes, dry brushing, gradients, and more. You’ll then apply those techniques to create your own painting. Think of this class as a way to add tools to your artistic toolbox!
Class Includes:
Watercolor Pallet (yours to keep after class!)
Use of our brushes and Micron Pens
2 sheets of Cold-pressed Watercolor Paper
Led by: Elisabeth Strunk
Intro to Watercolor // 4-Session Course
2 spots available!
Thursday Evenings, March 5th-26th 6-8pm
This four-session course is for anyone ready to explore watercolor with more intention - whether you’re just starting out or looking to reconnect with the basics in a thoughtful, supportive space.
We'll cover a range of foundational techniques while creating room for experimentation, conversation, and personal style to emerge. You'll try out different paints, brush approaches, and paper types while learning how to work with water and pigment in ways that feel intuitive and open-ended.
All materials are included, and you’ll leave with a solid understanding of the tools, techniques, and possibilities that watercolor offers, plus the confidence to keep going on your own!
If you're looking for more than a one-time session, this course offers the structure and momentum to really dig in and grow.
Led by: Elisabeth Strunk
Plant + Mineral Screen Printing Workshop
At the intersection of screen printing and natural dyeing, printing with iron and tannins is an alternative to traditional screen printing that requires no emulsion chemicals and the creation of stencil designs by hand.
In a 3 hour course, students will design and carve stencils, screen-print their new design onto a cotton bandana, and then cure the ink in dye baths. Students will leave with a finished bandana they designed and printed along with a guide of the process to repeat at home. All materials are provided.
Led by: Leah of Round Trip Goods
Watercolor Workshop // Bugs & Botany
In this workshop, you’ll not only leave with a beautiful watercolor painting but also the skills to make your own artwork at home! The class will begin with the practice of watercolors and trying your hand at various techniques, such as mastering different types of washes, dry brushing, gradients, and more. You’ll then apply those techniques to create your own painting. Think of this class as a way to add tools to your artistic toolbox!
Class Includes:
Watercolor Pallet (yours to keep after class!)
Use of our brushes and Micron Pens
2 sheets of Cold-pressed Watercolor Paper
Led by: Elisabeth Strunk
Intro to Sewing // 4-Day Course
Monday Evenings, February 23rd - March 16th 5-8pm
This foundational sewing course is offered in two formats: a 2-Day (8-hour) or 4-Day (12-hour) option. Students are expected to come with little to no sewing experience, and will leave with the ability to independently tackle beginner sewing projects - like a tote bag or simple t-shirt.
Students will learn a number of technical skills, including:
How to thread and use a sewing machine
Straight stitch and back stitch
How to measure fabric
How to cut fabric
Working with zippers
Changing presser feet
Stitch reinforcement
Sewing is a skill built on repetition and during this course, you’ll build essential sewing skills through hands-on practice in a supportive, project-based classroom.
If you’ve purchased a machine and haven’t been able to get started, or watched 10 YouTube videos and still can’t crack the code, or are just curious about sewing basics - this class is for you! No experience or tools needed, just bring your enthusiasm, and we’ll cover the rest.
Throughout each session, you’ll gain practical knowledge and skills through a range of beginner-friendly projects that cover different types of sewing (eg. garment making, accessories, quilting, household items). Each participant should expect to finish the course with 2-3 completed projects and the skills and confidence to keep sewing on your own.
What’s included:
12 or 8 hours of instructor-led coursework
Cotton, linen, and polyester fabrics
Thread, zippers, and other notions
All tools and equipment needed for the course, including use of one of our Singer Heavy Duty sewing machines during class
Scrap fabric for practice
Projects may include:
Pattern weights, Quilted strip potholder, zip pouch, lined tote
2 linen napkins, Quilted strip potholder, zip pouch, woven t-shirt with a neckline facing
Led By: Ada of Asian Sewist Collective and Megan of Olive & Olde’s
Stone Setting Workshop // Opals
two spots available!
$250
In this four hour workshop, we will cover the basics of soldering and the steps to hand fabricate a bezel stone setting in sterling silver. Each participant will be working with a cabochon to create a stone setting, which can then be finished as a pendant, cuff, ring, bolo tie - you can be as creative as you like! For our first classes of 2026, we will be hosting two sessions working with vintage, dainty, oval opals! We will choose your stone when. you arrive for class.
Class Includes:
your chosen stone
sterling silver sheet and bezel wire
various sterling silver ring band / bale wires (for ring or pendant options)
brass wire (for cuff or hair pin options)
infographic on bezel settings
*all tools and equipment provided for the duration of the class
Led by: Allie of Laurel & Co.
This jewelry workshop is offered through our sister site, Laurel & Co. You’ll be redirected there to sign up.
Handbuilding Pottery Workshop // Travel Tumblers
In this pottery workshop, we’ll create a piece together from locally-sourced clay! Depending on the workshop you select, you will create either a unique pocket vase, travel/straw tumbler, or a pinch pot mug and saucer. This workshop is meant for every level, from the new-to-clay beginner to the avid potter who would like to learn new hand-building skills. Upon completion, you will be provided with a variety of underglazes or glaze options to add surface design to your pieces, which will then be slow-dried, bisque-fired, glazed, and glaze-fired after the workshop.
Four weeks following the workshop, you'll pick up your finished works, which will be food-safe, and dishwasher/microwave safe, ready to use and be loved as a part of your daily lives!
Led By: Brooklynn of Cedar Sun Ceramics
Handbuilding Pottery Workshop // POcket Vases
In this pottery workshop, we’ll create a piece together from locally-sourced clay! Depending on the workshop you select, you will create either a unique pocket vase, travel/straw tumbler, or a pinch pot mug and saucer. This workshop is meant for every level, from the new-to-clay beginner to the avid potter who would like to learn new hand-building skills. Upon completion, you will be provided with a variety of underglazes or glaze options to add surface design to your pieces, which will then be slow-dried, bisque-fired, glazed, and glaze-fired after the workshop.
Four weeks following the workshop, you'll pick up your finished works, which will be food-safe, and dishwasher/microwave safe, ready to use and be loved as a part of your daily lives!
Led By: Brooklynn of Cedar Sun Ceramics