Create unique jewelry inspired by nature at the Fiber Craft Studio! Guided by artist April Saladino, this workshop welcomes participants 16+ to craft wearable art using provided or personal materials. No experience needed
Bring your fiber, textile, or clothing item to the Studio to dye. An indigo dye pot will be ready for you. The price is $3/ounce, 8 ounces maximum, natural fibers only please.
This workshop is an introduction to the dye plants and dyeing projects that are characteristic of the end of summer.
Bring your fiber, textile, or clothing item to the Studio to dye. Indigo, black walnut, and cutch dye pots will be ready for you. The price is $3/ounce (8 ounces maximum for indigo). Natural fibers only, please.
Over the course of ten classes, students in the Art of Clothing course have designed, created, and hand-sewn their own garments from cotton, wool, silk, and linen. Come to Orchard House to admire their artistic handwork and the lovely apparel fashioned with the new skills they have acquired.
Held under the leafy shade trees of the Threefold community campus, this family-centered event features child-friendly craft activities, a petting zoo, pony ride, live music, local craft vendors, and delicious food. Volunteers are needed! Please click here to sign up.
April Saladino returns to the Fiber Craft Studio to introduce beginner knotless netting techniques. We will create a small pouch or covered stone that can be worn or held. No experience is necessary.
Bring your fiber, textile, or clothing item to the Studio to dye. An indigo dye pot will be ready for you.
The Fiber Craft Studio’s open studio days are resuming this spring, and we will be focusing on mending and up-cycling clothing. We invite you to join us in Orchard House to learn how to repair and revive your clothing.
Develop new skills and enliven your creative capacities in the company of fiber artists. Working with natural fibers, with time-honored tools and techniques guiding the pace of our work and drawing us into an intimate relationship with our materials.
Develop new skills and enliven your creative capacities in the company of fiber artists. Working with natural fibers, with time-honored tools and techniques guiding the pace of our work and drawing us into an intimate relationship with our materials.
During the WECAN conference, attendees and local friends are invited to visit the Fiber Craft Studio’s Open Studio Days, where you will find plant-dyed yarns, felt squares, fleece, thread, roving, plant dye kits, and more
In 2024, our open studios will focus on up-cycling. Please join us in Orchard House to learn how to repair and revive your clothing. Let’s gather to examine an article of clothing and re-create it, making it more relevant, necessary, or stylish
Develop new skills and enliven your creative capacities in the company of fiber artists. Working with natural fibers, with time-honored tools and techniques guiding the pace of our work and drawing us into an intimate relationship with our materials.
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Chestnut Ridge, NY 10977
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Out of love for the essential nature of the human being as a spiritual being, the Threefold Educational Foundation serves and advances cultural renewal in education, agriculture, the arts, science, religion, and social forms.
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