Willow Garlic Holder/Bird Feeder @ Bellevue Botanical Garden
Let’s make a hanging basket that includes key skills to help you on your way to a willow basket. Great beginner project - easy on the hands.
Play with Plants Woven Vessel @ Bellevue Botanical Garden
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!
Knotless Netting Skills Workshop
Come explore knotless netting and set the groundwork for your own flexible, expandable pouch from plant fibers.
Intro to Cordage with Soft Fibers
Every good wild crafter should know how to make cordage - this is your crash course! So many great plants to try out too.
SOLD OUT - Fairy Basket 2-day Workshop
Learn the basics of tiny twined baskets in this 2-day workshop. Starts, borders, materials and fixes…a little bit of everything.
Pine Needle Hand Brooms @ Bellevue Botanical Garden
Learn the basics of broom making! We’ll be working with locally gathered Ponderosa pine needles - a plentiful resource. But that’s only ONE of many natural fiber you can use to make brooms. Come catch the broom bug!
Bulrush Baubles for Home & Garden @ Bellevue Botanical Garden
I love a little whimsy! Come make bulrush baubles with me. Play with spiral weave to make quirky bulbs, sturdy cattails and, tule dragonflies.
Wild Weave with Willow @ Scarabajo Botanical Studios
Work with willow, wisteria, cordage, bark and more - let your imagination run wild. Using a random weave technique we’ll create a framework to show off all you natural treasures.
SOLD OUT - Goodie Basket
WEEKDAY TRIAL WORKSHOP: Adding a new fun basket to the mix. Come make a goodie basket!
Pine Needle Hand Brooms (Halloween Edition!)
Learn the basics of broom making! We’ll be working with locally gathered Ponderosa pine needles - a plentiful resource. But that’s only ONE of many natural fiber you can use to make brooms. Come catch the broom bug!
Bulrush Basket (Halloween Edition)
Bulrush, tule or schoenoplectus sp…whatever you call it, I love it! Learn to plait and twine with this wonderful native plant and make a sturdy little basket.