Make a one-of-a-kind ribbed berry basket while getting to know wonderful weave-able plants that thrive in the PNW.

Want more baskets but don’t have the space? Try a wall basket! :) This little ribbed basket sits flush on your wall and is so cute!

Come explore knotless netting and set the groundwork for your own flexible, expandable pouch from plant fibers.

Come weave a larger than life willow flower for your garden.

Come learn how to turn willow bark into a wearable reminder of how flexible, tenacious, and resilient willow and YOU can be!

Come weave a larger than life willow flower for your garden.

Every good wild crafter should know how to make cordage - this is your crash course! So many great plants to try out too.

Create a one-of-a-kind wild wrapped glass vessel for your home - or to give as a gift. Explore different leaves, stems and barks. No experience needed. Great first basket weaving workshop!

Let’s go for a stroll and meet some plants! We’ll meet at Twin Ponds Park in Shoreline, WA and go exploring to spot and identify some common weave-able plants. ID and LEARNING ONLY - NO HARVESTING!

Let’s go for a stroll and meet some plants! We’ll meet at Twin Ponds Park in Shoreline, WA and go exploring to spot and identify some common weave-able plants. ID and LEARNING ONLY - NO HARVESTING!

For my book lovers and avid readers…come learn about weaving with bark while we explore our relationship with tree. *Bring your favorite nature book recommendation to share!

SPECIAL SCREENING: Join textile artist, Allen Brown, on his 7-year stinging nettle journey. Weaving tragedy, magic and love with nettles. Sliding Scale Tickets Available

Stinging nettles are abundant in the Puget Sound. They offer early spring nourishment and nutrient rich herbal teas. But did you know you can weave it into cordage and cloth? Come learn how!

SPECIAL SCREENING: Join textile artist, Allen Brown, on his 7-year stinging nettle journey. Weaving tragedy, magic and love with nettles. Sliding Scale Tickets Available

Stinging nettles are abundant in the Puget Sound. They offer early spring nourishment and nutrient rich herbal teas. But did you know you can weave it into cordage and cloth? Come learn how!

SPECIAL SCREENING: Join textile artist, Allen Brown, on his 7-year stinging nettle journey. Weaving tragedy, magic and love with nettles. Sliding Scale Tickets Available

Stinging nettles are abundant in the Puget Sound. They offer early spring nourishment and nutrient rich herbal teas. But did you know you can weave it into cordage and cloth? Come learn how!