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 

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.

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.

Course Dates: Wednesday Evenings, April 1st-22nd 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

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.

Learn the art of stained glass in this immersive beginner-friendly workshop, where you'll design and build your own 6” x 6” sun-catcher using the Tiffany (copper foil) method. Whether you join us for one full day or over the course of two evenings, you'll get the same hands-on instruction, tools, and techniques to complete your piece from start to finish.

This 8-9 hour workshop is a deep dive into stained glass—perfect for total beginners or anyone looking to expand their skills. Projects may vary seasonally, but the fundamentals remain the same.

We only offer this class a few times each year, and space is limited to keep the experience focused and personal.

What You’ll Learn

Over the course of the workshop, you'll explore:

• The history of stained glass and the copper foil technique

• Tools and methods for cutting and shaping glass

• Color theory and basic design

• Soldering, assembly, and framing

• Finishing techniques to complete your piece

You'll leave with a finished stained glass panel and the skills to keep creating on your own.

Workshop Details

• Project: 6” x 6” sun-catcher (design varies by session)

• All materials and tools provided

• Beginner-friendly – no experience needed!

For full-day classes, you’ll have a one-hour lunch break. Feel free to bring something with you (we have a mini fridge, microwave, and kettle), or grab food from a nearby spot.

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 

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