UNDERSTANDING LIVING NATURE AND COSMIC RHYTHMS: In the morning Craig Holdrege explores how to work with the living dynamic qualities of plants and animals to better understand the world around us.
This year’s course will take place on one Saturday a month, over eight months. We will wash and card raw wool, learn how to spin on a spindle, and practice techniques for controlling the quality of the yarn. We will have a chance to dye some of our wool and create a small knitted or crocheted project.
In this course, we design and sew three garments using natural fibers of cotton, linen, and wool, and make a shawl or scarf using silk to create a complete outfit. Drafting simple patterns and sewing by hand gives us the opportunity to center ourselves and practice a meditative way of working.
SOIL FERTILITY, WEED, PEST, & FUNGUS CONTROL; GARDEN PLANNING & TIMING: Using barrel compost, a biodynamic compound preparation, is an efficient way to boost soil fertility
This year’s course will take place on one Saturday a month, over eight months. We will wash and card raw wool, learn how to spin on a spindle, and practice techniques for controlling the quality of the yarn. We will have a chance to dye some of our wool and create a small knitted or crocheted project.
In this course, we design and sew three garments using natural fibers of cotton, linen, and wool, and make a shawl or scarf using silk to create a complete outfit. Drafting simple patterns and sewing by hand gives us the opportunity to center ourselves and practice a meditative way of working.
An opportunity for high school teachers to participate in Sunbridge's Waldorf High School Teacher Education program's online classes for professional development and credit toward future matriculation.
An opportunity for high school teachers to participate in Sunbridge's Waldorf High School Teacher Education program's online classes for professional development and credit toward future matriculation.
HORN SILICA, NETTLE PREPARATION & TREE PASTE: The biodynamic horn silica preparation influences color, flavor, nutritional, and keeping quality of produce and forage.
In this course, we design and sew three garments using natural fibers of cotton, linen, and wool, and make a shawl or scarf using silk to create a complete outfit. Drafting simple patterns and sewing by hand gives us the opportunity to center ourselves and practice a meditative way of working.
This year’s course will take place on one Saturday a month, over eight months. We will wash and card raw wool, learn how to spin on a spindle, and practice techniques for controlling the quality of the yarn. We will have a chance to dye some of our wool and create a small knitted or crocheted project.
In this course, we design and sew three garments using natural fibers of cotton, linen, and wool, and make a shawl or scarf using silk to create a complete outfit. Drafting simple patterns and sewing by hand gives us the opportunity to center ourselves and practice a meditative way of working.
COMPOST PREPARATIONS, ELEMENTAL BEINGS & THE APIARY: We will discuss and make the yarrow and valerian biodynamic preparations.
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