Registration extended! Do not miss this special opportunity to take part in eight sessions of this unique course. Open to beginners and experienced fiber artisans alike.
Join Anne-Marie Kavulla for an exploration of natural dye color from the comfort of your kitchen!
Join Chris Marlow at the Fiber Craft Studio to learn how to transplant your dye plant. This free event is open to anyone who is interested in starting your own dye garden.
Bring a good-quality shirt that you don’t wear any more for materials. Sewing machines, tools, and equipment will be prepared on the Fiber Craft Studio patio!
Learn a technique to weave together a stone and a stick as a reminder of all that our beautiful Earth gives us. This is a traditional craft that embodies the spirit of giving. You will complete one or more woven stones using waxed linen cord and be introduced to other materials and patterns to explore on your own. Led by April Saladino, lover of beach stones, river rocks, bits of nature and the possibilities they present when combined with fiber and found objects.
This year’s summer line-up of professional development and introductory opportunities consists of eleven courses — Approaching Grades 1-8, Introduction to Waldorf Early Childhood Education, Continuing Explorations in Waldorf High School Teaching, and Collaborative Leadership — each delivered in real-time, virtual classrooms. All our courses include copious resource materials and provide ample opportunities for community-building with fellow course participants to assist you in the coming school year.
The Applied Arts Program, a professional development opportunity for Waldorf handwork teachers and aspiring teachers, explores the art, philosophy, practice and pedagogy of teaching handwork.
This two-day course offered by the Fiber Craft Studio is designed to prepare handwork teachers to teach woodwork in grades 4-8. The course will introduce students to the sound, safe, and effective use of traditional tools and techniques for the teaching of woodwork projects.
Professional development for decision-makers—including administrators, directors, board and committee members, and faculty chairs—working in Waldorf schools or other workplace settings.
This series of three one-hour workshops will give different experiences of touch, seeing, and smell.
This series of three one-hour workshops will give different experiences of touch, seeing, and smell.
Our faculty of inner judgment has been challenged enormously in the past year, and this faculty is the key with regard to the understanding and use of technology. This workshop will focus on bringing those details to the light of day, so that we can observe these inner soul processes in full clarity.
This series of three one-hour workshops will give different experiences of touch, seeing, and smell.
A professional course with Dorothea Mier.
Bring your fiber, textile, or clothing item to the Fiber Craft Studio to dye with indigo or black walnut.
260 Hungry Hollow Road,
Chestnut Ridge, NY 10977
Phone: 845.352.5020
Fax: 845.352.5071
Email: info@threefold.org
