Create a rainbow of natural color using plant, insect, and mineral dyes in this hands-on, two-day workshop with natural dyer Shelagh Jessop. Students will explore the art of natural dyeing and leave with beautifully dyed fabric and yarn.

Explore the ancient art of feltmaking in this creative workshop where you'll craft a 3D wet-felted vessel inspired by the forest floor. Learn to work with a flat resist to form seamless, hollow shapes, and discover techniques you can use in future projects. All skill levels welcome!

Weave a large, heirloom-quality basket over a wooden mold—perfect for laundry or displaying quilts. Measuring 16" x 22" x 13", this sturdy basket features oak runners, optional color accents, and textural patterns. Over two days, you'll shape the base, weave the sides, and finish with handles and rims. All levels welcome.

Build on your skills with this two-day warp weighted loom class focused on tabby weave. Use provided looms for hands-on practice and complete a small project like a scarf or table runner.

Curious about living in the woods? In this five-day camp, ages 10–13 will learn wilderness survival skills like shelter building, fire making, and camp cooking—all through hands-on practice and outdoor games.

Could you survive alone in the woods? In this five-day camp, ages 14–17 will build confidence and essential survival skills—like shelter building, navigation, and fire making—in a fun, hands-on environment.

Kids ages 8+ will join sewist Amie Otto to sew an adorable hedgehog pillow using the Hazel Hedgehog pattern. Campers will learn cutting, piecing, quilting, and how to turn their project into a pillow

Budding naturalists ages 7-12 will explore the outdoors and learn survival skills like plant and bug ID, knot tying, and orienteering with map and compass.