This workshop will explore making a five-inch agave broom and a twelve-inch corn broom using an ancient technique. These beautiful brooms can be used as a table sweeper, medicine lymph brush, altarpiece, or beautiful art for the wall.
With Judith Symonds. In this three-session course for beginners, we will use 12 x 16” lap looms to learn the what, why, and how of warp and weft. Students will complete several small projects, and acquire the skills needed to continue exploring tapestry weaving on their own.
Join us to celebrate nature’s gifts and fiber transformation at the Fiber Craft Studio’s Tenth Sheep and Wool Festival. Child-friendly craft activities, a petting zoo and pony rides, live music, local craft vendors, and delicious food.
This plant dye workshop will highlight the plants and dyeing projects that are especially characteristic of fall. The day will start with an end-of-season harvest of flowers, leaves, and roots from our biodynamic dye plant garden. Back at the Studio, we will dye a variety of natural materials with our harvest from the garden.
With Nao Motomatsu & Miho Suzuki Three workshops to introduce two very different styles of embroidery (sashiko and seed stitch). Both methods ask for intentions, be they therapeutic, meditative, or reflective; experiencing and practicing both methods can lead participants on a journey to find our own center.
Visit the Fiber Craft Studio in Orchard House to find unique gifts: Plant-dyed yarn, craft kits, wool fleece, felt, and wool scarves in many colors. Craft activities, complimentary refreshments.
With Nao Motomatsu & Miho Suzuki Three workshops to introduce two very different styles of embroidery (sashiko and seed stitch). Both methods ask for intentions, be they therapeutic, meditative, or reflective; experiencing and practicing both methods can lead participants on a journey to find our own center.
Visit the Fiber Craft Studio in Orchard House to find unique gifts: Plant-dyed yarn, craft kits, wool fleece, felt, and wool scarves in many colors. Craft activities, complimentary refreshments.
With Nao Motomatsu & Miho Suzuki Three workshops to introduce two very different styles of embroidery (sashiko and seed stitch). Both methods ask for intentions, be they therapeutic, meditative, or reflective; experiencing and practicing both methods can lead participants on a journey to find our own center.
During the WECAN conference, visit the Fiber Craft Studio in Orchard House to browse our selection of plant-dyed and natural color yarns, felt squares, fleece, and roving; scarves and play silks; dye kits; and more!
The Waldorf Early Childhood Association Educators Conference returns to Threefold in February, and the public is welcome to shop the Vendor Hall in the Eurythmy Room of the Green Meadow Waldorf School Arts Building.
During the WECAN conference, visit the Fiber Craft Studio in Orchard House to browse our selection of plant-dyed and natural color yarns, felt squares, fleece, and roving; scarves and play silks; dye kits; and more!
The Waldorf Early Childhood Association Educators Conference returns to Threefold in February, and the public is welcome to shop the Vendor Hall in the Eurythmy Room of the Green Meadow Waldorf School Arts Building.
Children kindergarten age and up (and adults too!) are invited to touch and experience sheep’s fleece, then try their hands at spinning the fleece into woolen yarn. Free!
With Miho Suzuki. Develop new skills and enliven your creative capacities in the company of fiber artists. Working with natural fibers, using ancient tools and techniques that dictate the pace of our work and draw us into an intimate relationship with our materials, we will find new meaning in the traditional fiber craft.
260 Hungry Hollow Road,
Chestnut Ridge, NY 10977
Phone: 845.352.5020
Fax: 845.352.5071
Email: info@threefold.org
