Create a one-of-a-kind wild wrapped glass vessel for your home - or to give as a gift. You will choose from one of several glass forms to set the shape of your vessel and then explore different leaves, stems and barks. No experience needed.

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

Let’s explore some of the wonderful plants we can grow and gather here in the PNW for weaving and wild crafts.

Explore a new lifelong craft - pine needle coil basketry. Once you start, your imagination is the limit.

Bespoke willow bark earrings and a fun evening out.

Now is the season to gather willow bark. Come learn how to peel and cut willow bark. We’ll work with fresh and rehydrated bark and each participant will go home with a minimum of 10 ft of willow bark - some to dry and some prepped to use. *This is a special time-sensitive workshop.

Plants, plants, plants and BASKETS. Come say hi and shop at the Northwest Perennial Alliance spring plant sale.

Rain or shine the daffodils don’t mind. Come learn how to gather and split daffodil stems for weaving and take home a stash for yourself and learn how to make daffodil stem cordage!

Let's make a sturdy little pouch from one of my favorite wetland plants. Bulrush aka tule aka Schoenoplectus sp.

Create a one-of-a-kind wild wrapped glass vessel for your home - or to give as a gift. You will choose from one of several glass forms to set the shape of your vessel and then explore different leaves, stems and barks. No experience needed.

Made to fit willow bark bracelet. No glues, no plastic, just nature!

I’m thrilled to partner with Carnation Farm to show and share about some of the wonderful plants we can forage here in the PNW for weaving and crafts. Let’s go hang out on the farm!

Spend your morning with me at Dunn Gardens! We’ll share 2 hours together exploring some of the wonderful plants we can grow and gather here in the PNW for weaving and wild crafts. You’ll might just start to look at your garden in a whole new way!

Create a one-of-a-kind wild wrapped glass vessel for your home - or to give as a gift. You will choose from one of several glass forms to set the shape of your vessel and then explore different leaves, stems and barks. No experience needed.

Every good wild crafter should know how to make cordage. This is your crash course and a great way to get to know some of my favorite locally available soft fibers for weaving.

I was invited by the Kingsgate Library to show and share about some of the wonderful plants we can forage here in the PNW for weaving and crafts. FREE 2-hour class - fee covered by the Friends of the Library Guild.

Weave a new garden delight with willow!

Willow is incredible! Resilient, vibrant, and versatile. Are you ready to invite it into your garden? Come find out…you might be more willing for willow than you thought. (Locally harvested organic cuttings available for purchase)

You bring the ivy. I’ll show you how. We’ll make a basket with English ivy!

Who knew that one stick and a bunch of leaves could make such a delightful basket! This slim hanging wall baskets or lovely clutch purse for my biodegradable fashion forward friends is a great project for anyone!

What really is a weed? Is it just a plant living its best plant life in the wrong place? Well, I say we make something special out of those overachieving out-of-place plants! Let’s weave with weeds…

Let's celebrate the season by celebrating nature's gifts. Gather together to make ornaments and garland to bring the festive outside...inside! Willow reindeer, bark ornaments, and pinecone garland from all locally farmed or foraged plants.

Join this special opportunity to go from wild to woven in the same day. While exploring 21 Acres Farms, we will learn to identify and harvest brilliant red twig dogwood (perhaps a bit of yellow too!) and return to warm up and weave beautiful Swedish stars. (2 sessions to choose from)

Come celebrate the weaving season! It’s cold and rainy outside but it’s warm and woven inside. Check out the Field and Forest Crafts classroom, ask questions, and do a bit of holiday shopping! That’s right…I will have goodies for sale. Free snacks and non-alcohol bevvies on offer.

Let’s take a fresh look at our local flora and find weave-ables growing in our backyard or neighborhood. I’ll share some of my favorite leaves, vines, sticks and stems for crafting.

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

Great place, creative vendors, and wonderful people! Free giveaway with the magic phase. Click to learn more…