Create a stack of stylish, custom stretch bracelets using beautiful gemstones, sparkling crystals, colorful seed beads, and metal accents. We’ll cover everything from bead selection and design ideas to sizing, tools, and more in this beginner-friendly class. Learn basic beading techniques, knotting, and how to finish your bracelets neatly. Whether you’re crafting something special for yourself or as a thoughtful gift, you’ll leave with a gorgeous set of bracelets and the skills to continue beading on your own.

Carving fresh, found wood into useful objects is a fun, relaxing, and satisfying hobby. We will cover an overview of “green” woodworking, including tools, materials, process, technique, and safety. We will talk through the early part of the process of turning a log into a rough carving blank with an axe. Then you will learn safe, effective knife grips so you can carve your project. We’ll wrap up with a discussion on finishing touches, decoration possibilities, and how to continue in the craft. Butter Spreader/Cheese Knife: Wooden spreaders, present in nearly every Swedish kitchen, were traditionally hand-carved. Yours will be great for spreading butter, but also for soft, medium, and crumbly cheeses. This single-session class is perfect for complete beginners.Class fees include all materials needed, as well as use of loaner tools. Wooden Spoon: The serving spoons we’ll make have an extra large bowl for generous helpings and a stout handle for ease of use. No prior experience is required, but some familiarity with woodworking, carving, or other handcrafts would be beneficial for this two-night class.

Immortalize your furry (or feathered or scaly) friend with a one-of-a-kind embroidered pet portrait. Whether you’re brand new to embroidery or a seasoned stitcher, you’ll learn how to turn a favorite photo into a custom 6-inch line portrait. Before the first session, you’ll work with the instructor to select the perfect image so she can prepare a personalized pattern just for you. All materials will be provided.

Crochet offers endless possibilities for creating stylish and retro accessories like hats, scarves, wraps, shrugs, and bags, plus embellishments such as flowers and ruffles. Beginning: This class is for true beginners only. Learn basic techniques and stitches, including single and double crochet. Leave with an understanding of how to read patterns, crochet different shapes, increase/decrease stitches, and finish pieces. Project Circle: For those with some experience or who have completed the Beginning class. Enjoy a relaxed social space, work on projects, share ideas, and enjoy conversation and companionship with others. Get ideas and help starting a new project in a supportive, friendly setting. The instructor will have a variety of patterns to choose from, or you can bring your own. Please note: For the beginning class, materials to get you started will be provided, and as the class progresses, you’ll have the chance to begin a project with instructor guidance on selecting materials to purchase.

Have fun learning about ceramics by working through the process of making stoneware mugs on the pottery wheel. Receive instruction on how to use the wheel to make the mug bodies, create and attach handles, and apply decorative, food-safe glazes. You will have plenty of time to practice your skills and create a few unique mugs or a matching set. This beginner-focused class includes all materials, tools, and firing.

Make a vibrant, multi-colored bubble or cube candle and a set of fun-shaped wax melts. Choose your favorite colors and scents to mix with coconut soy-based wax. Along the way, learn candle-making basics—wax types, wicks, colors, fragrances, and a bit of candle history. Leave with your custom creations and the know-how to keep experimenting at home.

Transform simple foam balls into stunning fabric-wrapped ornaments—no sewing required. We’ll use about 150 silver pins to hold everything in place. It’s a clever way to turn scrap fabric into unique, personalized gifts or year-round décor. Materials to make two ornaments are included, along with step-by-step instructions to keep you crafting long after class. A colorful variety of cotton fabrics will be available, not limited to holiday themes.

Intricately decorated Pysanky eggs, also known as Ukrainian Easter eggs, feature traditional folk motifs and designs. Learn how to transform plain white eggs using a special pen and melted wax, then color them with vivid dyes. Repeat the drawing and dyeing process in layers until your unique, beautiful, hollowed-out egg is complete. All materials provided. Please note: To ensure enough time to craft your egg, all participants must arrive on time.