This is the first of a four-part series learning Weaving Fundamentals. Weaving for the Soul will teach people how to weave baskets using different techniques and a variety of natural fibers.

These classes will be held on the following dates:

March 13th, 6-8pm

March 27th, 6-8pm

April 10th, 6-8pm

April 24th, 6-8pm

This class is designed for adults and children 16+ Seats are limited! $5 per class.

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Each session is outlined as follows:

Session 1:

Tatza, traditional bread baskets, are made from dried green sticks, usually willow or reed.

Session 2: 

This class will teach students to work with natural fibers to create cordage and craft a braided trivet.

Session 3:

Students will use a round basket weave to begin making a garden hat with the allotted time. Some students may not finish in 2 hours, but each participant will be equipped with the supplies and confidence to finish at home. 

Session 4: 

Needling, or pine needle coiling, is an ancient technique that uses pine straw and thread to create durable weaves. Traditionally, a piece of bone is used to hold needles together during work, students will use a metal tube with a 1/2 in inner diameter and will make a pencil holder.