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August 23, 2019 7:00 pm	Music: Adam Kiesling Come on down to the folk school for a free show! Adam Kiesling started playing bass as a freshman in high school, and would hit as many of the local bluegrass jams in southeastern Wisconsin as he could. After moving to Minneapolis in the earl y 90s, he started playing guitar and soon fell underContinue Reading	Register
August 24, 2019 12:00 pm	Miller Creek History Hike Join us for a loop hike, along Miller Creek in Lincoln Park! As part of our current art show, Stream Study, we will be offering a number of classes using Duluth streams as a backdrop. For this hike, we’ll start at the park entrance on 3rd Street, head up to Skyline Parkway, and then headContinue Reading	Register
August 24, 2019 7:00 pm	Music: Cary Morin Advance: $8 Day of Show: $10 Described as “one of the best acoustic pickers on the scene today,” Cary Morin brings together the great musical traditions of America and beyond like no other artist. With deft fingerstyle guitar and vocals that alternately convey melodic elation and gritty world-weariness, Morin crafts an inimitable style often characterizedContinue Reading	More Information
August 26, 2019 6:00 pm	Music Residency: Bill & Kate Isles Our August Resident Musicians are Bill & Kate Isles – come on down to the Duluth Folk School on Mondays in August to enjoy some free, beautiful music! Bill & Kate Isles are an acoustic singer/songwriter duo based in Duluth, Minnesota. Using a wide variety of musical styles, their performances carry audiences through a broadContinue Reading	More Information
August 29, 2019 6:15 am	Yara Yoga at the Duluth Folk School Yara Yoga is excited to offer yoga classes on Thursday mornings at The Duluth Folk School/Dovetail Cafe! Join Yara Yoga Co-Owner Amy Fogarty, RN, DNP, RYT for a gentle morning yoga practice and if you have time, linger to enjoy a lovely breakfast in the Dovetail Cafe, when they open at 7:00. This gentle andContinue Reading
August 29, 2019 6:00 pm	Drive From Your Fiddle Bow Drive From Your Fiddle Bow: Easy Melodies, Challenging Bowing This workshop will focus on rhythm and groove from advanced bowing patterns found in Midwestern and Southeastern American traditional fiddle music. We will identify and discuss tools and control that the bow has on a fiddler’s overall sound, and work on new techniques through short exercisesContinue Reading	More Information
August 30, 2019 7:00 pm	Music: Red Tail Ring Red Tail Ring is on tour, and playing at the Duluth Folk School! Local musician Camille Marsten will be opening! Laurel Premo and Michael Beauchamp of Red Tail Ring create lush, intricate arrangements of original folk music and traditional ballads with banjo, fiddle, guitar, and close harmonies. “The very best of the 21st century’s minimalistContinue Reading	More Information
September 3, 2019 6:00 pm	Music: Slow Jam Bring your guitar, your ukulele, your fiddle, or your didgeridoo, and join us for a free Slow Jam, led by local musician, Kyle Ollah! Q. What’s a slow jam? A. At a slow jam, all acoustic instruments (e.g., banjo, mandolin, bass, etc.) are welcome. The typical format is that we sit in a circle andContinue Reading	More Information
September 3, 2019 7:00 pm	Music: Old Time Music Jam Session Come on down for a free jam session at the folk school! Play along, or just sit back and listen to old chestnuts and local favorites, played by the usual suspects in a warm and friendly atmosphere. Everyone is welcome to play along, listen, and on occasion, dance! Sponsored by “A Time to Dance”	More Information
September 4, 2019 5:00 pm	Private Event: MN Artists Workshop: Duluth Mn Artists visits the Duluth Folk School for a lively workshop and discussion on artists’ participation in digital communities. For the first part, we’ll show you how to best use Mn Artists’ online professional development tools. Then we’ll facilitate a conversation on how artists can learn, connect, and catalyze their work via web platforms. ThisContinue Reading
September 5, 2019 6:10 am	Yara Yoga at the Duluth Folk School Join us for yoga, and linger for a lovely breakfast at the Dovetail Cafe, which opens at 7am! This gentle and slower paced class is designed to reduce stress and tension held in the body. Each practice typically includes a somatic body scan, gentle breathing techniques, somatic exercises, a few mindful sun salutations, Hatha yogaContinue Reading
September 5, 2019 11:00 am	Coffee Cupping Stop by for a free coffee cupping with Almanac Coffee! Swing down to the Duluth Folk School and Dovetail Cafe & Marketplace to sample and explore Almanac Coffee’s current line up of single origin coffees. Almanac’s owner, Russell Crawford, will demonstrate a structured cupping of several coffees, with the goal of helping visitors gain aContinue Reading	Register
September 6, 2019 7:00 pm	Music: Greg Herriges We’re excited to announce that Greg Herriges is back at the folk school with a free show! Greg Herriges creates a stirring mix of original and traditional “progressive world music” on guitar, voice, and bouzouki (Greek lute). An award-winning composer and performer, he spins new webs out of everything from Indian ragas and Turkish folkContinue Reading	More Information
September 7, 2019 7:00 pm	Music: Mel Sando Come on down to the folk school to enjoy free live music! Hailing from Two Harbors, Mel is a longtime musician, band leader and writer/producer. Mel has played at the Bayfront Blues Festival nine times over the last 25 years, in a variety of bands. Drumming in a polka band gave him his start. FromContinue Reading	More Information
September 10, 2019 6:00 pm	Newspaper Weaving In this class, you will start with a stack of newspaper and a bamboo skewer, and end up with a beautiful newspaper bowl or basket! We’ll be folding, tearing, rolling, and weaving with newspaper. The fun thing about learning this skill is that the materials are very affordable, so even if you make a mistake,Continue Reading	Register
September 10, 2019 6:00 pm	Spoken Word Open Mic hosted by Sonofmel Come on down for our free monthly Spoken Word Open Mic! The spoken word, ever-meant to be heard, reminds us we’re largely made up of stories and poems, to hear and be heard. Join us each month for a special theme and take part in poetry and build-a-story games, while we gather to hear whatContinue Reading	More Information
September 11, 2019 5:30 pm	Make a Slim Fish Leather Wallet Learn to make a minimalist wallet out of fish leather. The wallet can be used for credit cards, cash & business cards. Students will use a pattern to cut out the fish leather pieces and hand-stitch them into a functional, durable minimalist wallet. The wallet measures 3″ x 4″ and contains 2 card slots. ClassContinue Reading	Register
September 12, 2019 6:00 pm	Pressure Canning 101 This class presented is presented as part of a partnership between the Duluth Folk School and the Duluth Community Garden Program * Just in time for your garden harvest, join us for Pressure Canning 101! Together we will learn basic pressure canning procedures, and everyone will get a chance to practice and go home with someContinue Reading	Register
September 13, 2019 7:00 pm	Music: Severio Mancieri Come on down to the folk school to enjoy free live music! Severio Mancieri is a singer-songwriter from Duluth Minnesota. Combining a myriad of influences to create his own bluesy folk sound, his vocals and guitar playing will be sure not to disappoint as his playing will remind you of Leo Kottke or Stevie RayContinue Reading	More Information
September 17, 2019 6:00 pm	Star Mapping with Apps! Lose Your Head in the Stars — How to Find Constellations Using Maps and Apps Join local night sky enthusiast Bob King, for this fun class! Using your smartphone and the Star Chart app, you will learn how to find and identify a wide range of constellations. Most people can find the Big Dipper orContinue Reading	Register
September 19, 2019 6:00 pm	Beer Tasting Made Easy Have you ever been overwhelmed looking at the variety of beer options at your local pub or tap room? Would you like to learn how to tell a porter from a stout? Have you ever wondered what makes a beer fit into a certain style? Most importantly, can you describe what you like and whyContinue Reading	Register
September 20, 2019 6:00 pm	Canadian Smocking Canadian smocking is a hand stitching technique that creates a unique and beautiful folded design on the front of the fabric. You can use your smocked fabric to turn ordinary objects into things of beauty! Your imagination is the only limitation to how you can use your smocked fabric! Registration Includes Instruction and fun inContinue Reading	Register
September 20, 2019 7:00 pm	Folksing! Would you like to sing secular folk music in a group setting? Join us for Folksing at the Folk School! Folksing is a monthly, open-to-all, community group singing event with a leader and songbooks. You don’t have to read music – you just have to want to sing! The spirit of Folksing is “we” notContinue Reading	More Information
September 21, 2019 12:00 pm	Sweaters to Mittens! Do you have old woolen sweaters or coats taking up space in your drawers and closets? Maybe you just can’t part with them, or they have accidentally been shrunken? This class is your solution to giving that clothing new life in the form of attractive, functional, warm mittens! During this class, our goal is toContinue Reading	Sold Out
September 22, 2019 2:30 pm	Music: Tracy Grammer Jam/Song Swap Come down for the wonderful opportunity to play music with Tracy Grammer! Tracy will be here for her concert early, and will be hosting a song swap/jam session! Bring your guitar (or other easy-to-carry instrument). The jam song/swap will take place upstairs in the folk school Library. Spaces are very limited, so don’t delay –Continue Reading	More Information
September 22, 2019 4:00 pm	Music: Tracy Grammer Concert “Tracy Grammer is a brilliant artist and unique individual. Her voice is distinctive, as is her mastery over the instruments she plays.” – Joan Baez Called  “a musician and singer of dazzling versatility” (No Depression), Tracy Grammer is among contemporary folk music’s most beloved artists. Renowned for her pure voice, deft guitar and violin work, andContinue Reading	More Information
September 24, 2019 6:00 pm	Hand Plane Rehab and Sharpening Do you have an old hand plane at home collecting dust? Or maybe you inherited a hand plane from a relative, or picked one up at a yard sale, with good intentions of learning how to use it. You can bring that plane to this class and learn all about it as we transform itContinue Reading	Register
September 26, 2019 5:30 pm	Felted Lanterns You will learn to create a felted lantern, first starting with a 2-D form, and turning it into a 3-D sphere big enough to hold a battery-powered tea light. The final approximate size will be about 4″ diameter. Turning dyed fleece from sheep into a felted piece is magical. Whether you are a first timeContinue Reading	Sold Out
September 28, 2019 7:00 pm	Music: The Lowest Pair $8 Advance $10 Day of Show The Lowest Pair are on tour, and playing the Duluth Folk School! The Lowest Pair is Kendl Winter and Palmer T. Lee. Kendl comes from Arkansas, but she found her way to the Pacific Northwest after high school. The evergreens and damp air of Olympia, Washington, and the boundlessContinue Reading	More Information
September 29, 2019 4:00 pm	Music: Phil Heywood & Eric Lugosch $10 Advance $12 Day of Show Phil Heywood & Eric Lugosch are touring, and playing the Duluth Folk School! National Fingerpicking Champion Eric Lugosch presents a truly original and inspirational show. There are no gimmicks or gadgets – just a genuinely gifted imagination and a fluency that comes from years of working on his craft.Continue Reading	More Information
October 1, 2019 6:00 pm	Music: Slow Jam Bring your guitar, your ukulele, your fiddle, or your didgeridoo, and join us for a free Slow Jam, led by local musician, Kyle Ollah! Q. What’s a slow jam? A. At a slow jam, all acoustic instruments (e.g., banjo, mandolin, bass, etc.) are welcome. The typical format is that we sit in a circle andContinue Reading	More Information
October 1, 2019 7:00 pm	Music: Old Time Music Jam Session Come on down for a free jam session at the folk school! Play along, or just sit back and listen to old chestnuts and local favorites, played by the usual suspects in a warm and friendly atmosphere. Everyone is welcome to play along, listen, and on occasion, dance! Sponsored by “A Time to Dance”	More Information
October 3, 2019 11:00 am	Coffee Cupping Stop by for a free coffee cupping with Almanac Coffee! Swing down to the Duluth Folk School and Dovetail Cafe & Marketplace to sample and explore Almanac Coffee’s current line up of single origin coffees. Almanac’s owner, Russell Crawford, will demonstrate a structured cupping of several coffees, with the goal of helping visitors gain aContinue Reading	Register
October 4, 2019 6:00 pm	Art Opening Details pending – stay tuned!	More Information
October 5, 2019 9:00 am	Quiltmaking for Beginners Do you want to learn how to properly make a quilt – from start to finish? In this series, Helen will teach you the basics of quiltmaking…from choosing fabrics, to using the proper tools, to precision piecing and pressing, to stitch-in-the-ditch machine quilting, and more. Lots of tips and tricks will be shared. By theContinue Reading	Register
October 8, 2019 6:00 pm	Spoken Word Open Mic hosted by Sonofmel Come on down for our free monthly Spoken Word Open Mic! The spoken word, ever-meant to be heard, reminds us we’re largely made up of stories and poems, to hear and be heard. Join us each month for a special theme and take part in poetry and build-a-story games, while we gather to hear whatContinue Reading	More Information
October 11, 2019 7:00 pm	Music: Darin Bergsven Come on down to the folk school for a free show! Guitar player Darin Bergsven is a jazz musician in Duluth, MN. Darin plays with Owls Club Big Band and Big Time Jazz Orchestra as well as various small ensembles, both as a bandleader and a sideman. You can also hear him perform solo arrangementsContinue Reading	More Information
October 12, 2019 9:00 am	Sculpted Fabric Bowls In this class, you will create 2 fabric bowls, one 7″ and the other size of your choice, that you can sculpt to the shape you choose. You will be using cotton fabric, active wire mesh and heavy-duty Wonder-Under fusible web and an iron to create these one-of-a-kind bowls! Registration Includes Patient instruction and mostContinue Reading	Register
October 15, 2019 6:00 pm	Best Slippers Ever! You will learn to trace and measure your own feet to sew the best fitting slippers you have ever worn! During class, you’ll learn to hand-sew a pair of custom-fit slippers. We will provide wool felt for the soles, but the uppers can be anything you like, or you can choose from the selection we’llContinue Reading	Register
October 18, 2019 7:00 pm	Folksing! Would you like to sing secular folk music in a group setting? Join us for Folksing at the Folk School! Folksing is a monthly, open-to-all, community group singing event with a leader and songbooks. You don’t have to read music – you just have to want to sing! The spirit of Folksing is “we” notContinue Reading	More Information
October 24, 2019 6:00 pm	Penny Rug Table Runner Cut circles from scraps of wool, use decorative stitches to layer them onto a background fabric, and you have a penny rug. The story holds the name comes from the coins that were used as the original templates for the circles. In this class, you will learn the types of fabrics that work best, learnContinue Reading	Register
October 26, 2019 9:00 am	Make a Felted Scarf Just in time for the holidays, treat yourself and create a colorful felted scarf that will keep you warm, and lift up your spirits for the coming winter! The magical felting process of marrying wool fibers and silk fabric together happens  with soap and water and a rubberized drawer liner! Registration Includes Instruction and allContinue Reading	Register
October 26, 2019 7:00 pm	Music: Ross Thorn Come on down to the folk school for a free show! Ross Thorn is a folk musician making strides in the Twin Ports area. Before moving to Duluth in the early summer of 2018, he grew up singing karaoke in his grandma’s bar in northern Wisconsin and has been performing in public ever since. WithContinue Reading	More Information
November 1, 2019 4:00 pm	Needle Felt a Set of Pumpkins Learn to use hand-dyed wool roving from the instructor’s farm’s sheep to make your own beautifully felted pumpkins! Needle felting is a fun and easy dry felting method that seems to work like magic. The instructor will unravel the magic and take you step-by-step through the process of safely using your tool to first createContinue Reading	Register
November 2, 2019 12:00 pm	Make Your Own Foraged Tea! Learn how to make tea from ingredients you can collect from foraging in nature, and from your garden. Raspberry leaf tea, mint, and lemon balm, marigold flowers, sumac, coneflower/echinacea, rose hips and more! Registration Includes You will go home with the knowledge of how to collect, dry and make individual tea bags. You’ll go homeContinue Reading	Register
November 4, 2019 6:00 pm	Darn It! Learn to repair your favorite garments! Socks, sweaters, mittens – almost anything that is knitted, woven, or even crocheted can be darned back into usable condition. In this class, you will learn to darn, and then will have ample time to work on your piece of clothing with help from the instructor. The instructor willContinue Reading	Register
November 5, 2019 6:00 pm	Music: Slow Jam Bring your guitar, your ukulele, your fiddle, or your didgeridoo, and join us for a free Slow Jam, led by local musician, Kyle Ollah! Q. What’s a slow jam? A. At a slow jam, all acoustic instruments (e.g., banjo, mandolin, bass, etc.) are welcome. The typical format is that we sit in a circle andContinue Reading	More Information
November 5, 2019 7:00 pm	Music: Old Time Music Jam Session Come on down for a free jam session at the folk school! Play along, or just sit back and listen to old chestnuts and local favorites, played by the usual suspects in a warm and friendly atmosphere. Everyone is welcome to play along, listen, and on occasion, dance! Sponsored by “A Time to Dance”	More Information
November 7, 2019 11:00 am	Coffee Cupping Stop by for a free coffee cupping with Almanac Coffee! Swing down to the Duluth Folk School and Dovetail Cafe & Marketplace to sample and explore Almanac Coffee’s current line up of single origin coffees. Almanac’s owner, Russell Crawford, will demonstrate a structured cupping of several coffees, with the goal of helping visitors gain aContinue Reading	Register
November 9, 2019 9:00 am	Timber Framed Sawhorse In this class, you will be introduced to timber framing techniques while you build a sturdy white pine sawhorse. This type of timber framing comes from the German tradition, where a full scale layout is drawn up, which serves to mark timbers for compound angles. The beauty is that all the measurements are very simpleContinue Reading	Register
November 9, 2019 9:30 am	Felted Slippers There is nothing warmer, or more fun to wear in the winter, than a pair of felted slippers that were made just for your feet! We’ll start with Norwegian wool for the base material, and then we’ll add interesting and fun designs by adding wool shapes, yarn and other materials. By the end, we’ll shapeContinue Reading	Register
November 12, 2019 6:00 pm	Newspaper Weaving In this class, you will start with a stack of newspaper and a bamboo skewer, and end up with a beautiful newspaper bowl or basket! We’ll be folding, tearing, rolling, and weaving with newspaper. The fun thing about learning this skill is that the materials are very affordable, so even if you make a mistake,Continue Reading	Register
November 12, 2019 6:00 pm	Spoken Word Open Mic hosted by Sonofmel Come on down for our free monthly Spoken Word Open Mic! The spoken word, ever-meant to be heard, reminds us we’re largely made up of stories and poems, to hear and be heard. Join us each month for a special theme and take part in poetry and build-a-story games, while we gather to hear whatContinue Reading	More Information
November 14, 2019 6:00 pm	Chainsaw Sharpening Is a dull chain saw blade causing smoking and burning, and making it difficult for you to cut your way through logs? In this class, you’ll learn how to sharpen your chain saw blade, which will help you to cut more faster and efficiently, and that can help avoid messy chain saw accidents. In thisContinue Reading	Register
November 15, 2019 7:00 pm	Folksing! Would you like to sing secular folk music in a group setting? Join us for Folksing at the Folk School! Folksing is a monthly, open-to-all, community group singing event with a leader and songbooks. You don’t have to read music – you just have to want to sing! The spirit of Folksing is “we” notContinue Reading	More Information
November 16, 2019 9:00 am	Punch Needle Rug Hooking Punch Needle Rug Hooking:  Birds of the Northwoods Do you love natural fibers and wild birds?  If so, this class might be a perfect combination for you!  Jump into the world of punch needle rug hooking with a selection of designs from the instructor (cardinal, chickadee, loon, owl, or hummingbird) to create a colorful andContinue Reading	Register
November 23, 2019 9:00 am	Make a Felted Scarf Just in time for the holidays, treat yourself and create a colorful felted scarf that will keep you warm, and lift up your spirits for the coming winter! The magical felting process of marrying wool fibers and silk fabric together happens  with soap and water and a rubberized drawer liner! Registration Includes Instruction and allContinue Reading	Register
November 25, 2019 6:00 pm	Ukrainian-Style Egg Decorating for Christmas While Ukrainian eggs (pysanky) are traditionally associated with Easter, the art form lends itself well to Christmas as well. During this class, you will learn to use a kistka (tiny funnel on a stick) to draw with melted wax on egg shells then dye the eggs to create unique Christmas ornaments. Registration Includes We willContinue Reading	Register
December 3, 2019 6:00 pm	Best Slippers Ever! You will learn to trace and measure your own feet to sew the best fitting slippers you have ever worn! During class, you’ll learn to hand-sew a pair of custom-fit slippers. We will provide wool felt for the soles, but the uppers can be anything you like, or you can choose from the selection we’llContinue Reading	Register
December 3, 2019 6:00 pm	Music: Slow Jam Bring your guitar, your ukulele, your fiddle, or your didgeridoo, and join us for a free Slow Jam, led by local musician, Kyle Ollah! Q. What’s a slow jam? A. At a slow jam, all acoustic instruments (e.g., banjo, mandolin, bass, etc.) are welcome. The typical format is that we sit in a circle andContinue Reading	More Information
December 3, 2019 7:00 pm	Music: Old Time Music Jam Session Come on down for a free jam session at the folk school! Play along, or just sit back and listen to old chestnuts and local favorites, played by the usual suspects in a warm and friendly atmosphere. Everyone is welcome to play along, listen, and on occasion, dance! Sponsored by “A Time to Dance”	More Information
December 5, 2019 11:00 am	Coffee Cupping Stop by for a free coffee cupping with Almanac Coffee! Swing down to the Duluth Folk School and Dovetail Cafe & Marketplace to sample and explore Almanac Coffee’s current line up of single origin coffees. Almanac’s owner, Russell Crawford, will demonstrate a structured cupping of several coffees, with the goal of helping visitors gain aContinue Reading	Register
December 6, 2019 6:00 pm	Art Opening Details pending – stay tuned!	More Information
December 7, 2019 9:00 am	The Maasepän Puukko In this class you will make your own puukko, the traditional Finnish general purpose belt knife. Beginning with putting the handle on the blade, you’ll learn about several common handle designs, and take creative license to shape yours as you desire. After the knife is complete, you will learn how to make the traditional “scandi”Continue Reading	Register
December 10, 2019 6:00 pm	Spoken Word Open Mic hosted by Sonofmel Come on down for our free monthly Spoken Word Open Mic! The spoken word, ever-meant to be heard, reminds us we’re largely made up of stories and poems, to hear and be heard. Join us each month for a special theme and take part in poetry and build-a-story games, while we gather to hear whatContinue Reading	More Information
December 13, 2019 4:00 pm	Needle Felt Santa! Learn to use hand-dyed wool roving from the instructor’s farm’s sheep to make your own adorable Santa ornament! Needle felting is a fun and easy dry felting method that seems to work like magic. The instructor will unravel the magic and take you step-by-step through the process of safely using your tool to first createContinue Reading	Register
December 20, 2019 7:00 pm	Folksing! Would you like to sing secular folk music in a group setting? Join us for Folksing at the Folk School! Folksing is a monthly, open-to-all, community group singing event with a leader and songbooks. You don’t have to read music – you just have to want to sing! The spirit of Folksing is “we” notContinue Reading	More Information
January 4, 2020 9:00 am	Make a Felted Scarf Now that the holidays are over, treat yourself and create a colorful felted scarf that will keep you warm, and lift up your spirits for the winter! The magical felting process of marrying wool fibers and silk fabric together happens  with soap and water and a rubberized drawer liner! Registration Includes Instruction and all materials.Continue Reading	Register
January 11, 2020 9:30 am	Felted Slippers There is nothing warmer, or more fun to wear in the winter, than a pair of felted slippers that were made just for your feet! We’ll start with Norwegian wool for the base material, and then we’ll add interesting and fun designs by adding wool shapes, yarn and other materials. By the end, we’ll shapeContinue Reading	Register
January 13, 2020 6:00 pm	Building an Appalachian Egg Basket In this class, you will spend almost two months building an Appalachian Egg Basket! Together we will make hoops, weave rosettes to anchor the frame, and then add ribs to build out the frame. We need to spend so much time incrementally weaving the baskets closed to allow sufficient time for the willow weavers toContinue Reading	Register
January 28, 2020 6:00 pm	Seat Caning In this class, you will learn to weave cane onto a footstool using the seven step hand caning method. All materials are included in the price of registration, including stool, cane, and other materials required to complete your stool. At each class, you will receive instruction to build on the previous class, and materials forContinue Reading	Register
January 31, 2020 4:00 pm	Needle Felt a Cheery Chickadee Learn to use hand-dyed wool roving from the instructor’s farm’s sheep to make your own adorable chickadee ornament! Needle felting is a fun and easy dry felting method that seems to work like magic. The instructor will unravel the magic and take you step-by-step through the process of safely using your tool to first createContinue Reading	Register
March 6, 2020 4:00 pm	Needle Felt a Lovable Lamb Learn to use hand-dyed wool roving from the instructor’s farm’s sheep to make your own beautifully felted pumpkins! Needle felting is a fun and easy dry felting method that seems to work like magic. The instructor will unravel the magic and take you step-by-step through the process of safely using your tool to first createContinue Reading	Register