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  • Diamond Oval Storage Basket Workshop

    Join us for this new workshop by expert basket weaver Sandy Salada. In this workshop you'll create an Oval Storage Basket, which has a filled bottom and a diamond accent

  • Chair Taping Workshop

    Learn how to apply Shaker cotton tape to a chair. Materials are NOT included. Our instructor Beth Dorn will be in contact with participants to direct them to purchase tape,

  • Felted Flower Workshop

    Learn the ancient and awesome art of wet felting while creating your own unique woolly flowers during this 3 hour workshop. Using wool roving, hot water, olive oil soap and

  • Napkin Basket Workshop

    Join us for this plain weave basket that is perfect for holding napkins or can be used as a muffin or bread basket. Woven from ½” flat natural reed. You

  • Mosaic Garden Stone Workshop

    Create a beautiful 10” mosaic garden stone to add a personal touch to your outdoor space! In this hands-on class, you'll work with glass gems, glass pieces, and quick-drying cement

  • Needle Felted Painting Workshop

    Join local fiber artist Mallory Zondag and learn how to paint with wool fibers during this four hour felted painting workshop. Students will learn how to create an image using

  • Mini Forest Floor Weaving Class

    Join local fiber artist Mallory Zondag and learn the art of tapestry weaving during this 2 hour workshop. Using a mini frame loom and a variety of yarns and fibers

  • Chair Taping Workshop

    Learn how to apply Shaker cotton tape to a chair. Materials are NOT included. Our instructor Beth Dorn will be in contact with participants to direct them to purchase tape,

  • Pressed Flower Workshop – September

    Shaker Heritage Society is thrilled to be teaming up with Darcy Leigh of The Creative Jam. Create a stunning botanical keepsake in this hands-on Pressed Flower Workshop! You'll design an 8x8" double-sided floating glass

  • Kintsugi Workshop

    Kintsugi is the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery. If a bowl is broken, rather than discarding the pieces, the fragments are put back and the cracks are adorned with