Join us for a creative afternoon in our beautiful studio space, looping plant-dyed linen thread. Together we will create a small amulet to wear or to hold with an option to cover a stone as well. No experience necessary.

Bring your fiber, textile, or clothing item to the Studio to dye with cutch, the heartwood of Acacia catechu.

Please join us for a free community workshop. Fiber Craft Studio Co-director Miho Suzuki will show how to up-cycle your old sweatshirt or t-shirt into a knitted mat or crocheted basket.

Please join us for a free community workshop. Chris Marlow will show us how to mend knit wool items.

With Chris Marlow. In three sessions we will knit the cuff, turn the heel, create the instep, and complete the foot and toe for a pair of socks, working both socks at the same time, on separate needles.

In this free community workshop, Chris Marlow will share how to mend knit wool items. Bring your favorite sweater, scarf, and socks back to life! Pre-registration is not required for this free event. Bring a knit wool item that needs repair.

In this four-session course with Chris Marlow, we will learn — by doing — how to prepare and spin wool fiber. Starting with a raw fleece from local Jacob sheep, we will wash the wool, card it, and spin it using a drop spindle. In the final class, we will bring color to our yarn using natural dyes from the Fiber Craft Studio's dye garden.

This Valentine's Day, show someone special how much you care with a charming card you made by hand with your friends from the Fiber Craft Studio.

This event has been canceled.

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.