Coiled Flower Vase
Sunday, May 4th 10am-4:30pm at Raincoast Farms in Port Townsend, WA
Make a woven vase from locally gathered materials for a bouquet of flowers, a sweet gift for Mother’s day or a beautifully crafted pencil holder. Techniques learned will be twining, a strand/lash and coil technique with waxed cotton or linen cord and a lash and fold rim. A glass jar will be provided for your vase and will be used as a form.
Some of the locally harvested and hand processed materials offered will be: Crocosmia, Cattail, Willow bark, Cedar Bark, Yellow Flag Iris and naturally dyed Raffia. Student will also have a chance to learn about how to harvest, dry and process the materials used.
Creativity is always encouraged but there will be examples for inspiration and hands-on instruction throughout class. All levels welcome but some experience with hand work is helpful and good hand dexterity is recommended.
This class will be held at the beautiful and inviting barn space of Raincoast Farms and Winery in Port Townsend, WA
$105 includes all materials, a glass jar and a complimentary glass of wine from Raincoast Farms, non-alcoholic beverages will also be offered.
*Some tools/supplies recommended but will have a few extras to share. A follow up email will be sent within a couple days of payment/registration.
Sunday, May 4th 10am-4:30pm at Raincoast Farms in Port Townsend, WA
Make a woven vase from locally gathered materials for a bouquet of flowers, a sweet gift for Mother’s day or a beautifully crafted pencil holder. Techniques learned will be twining, a strand/lash and coil technique with waxed cotton or linen cord and a lash and fold rim. A glass jar will be provided for your vase and will be used as a form.
Some of the locally harvested and hand processed materials offered will be: Crocosmia, Cattail, Willow bark, Cedar Bark, Yellow Flag Iris and naturally dyed Raffia. Student will also have a chance to learn about how to harvest, dry and process the materials used.
Creativity is always encouraged but there will be examples for inspiration and hands-on instruction throughout class. All levels welcome but some experience with hand work is helpful and good hand dexterity is recommended.
This class will be held at the beautiful and inviting barn space of Raincoast Farms and Winery in Port Townsend, WA
$105 includes all materials, a glass jar and a complimentary glass of wine from Raincoast Farms, non-alcoholic beverages will also be offered.
*Some tools/supplies recommended but will have a few extras to share. A follow up email will be sent within a couple days of payment/registration.
Sunday, May 4th 10am-4:30pm at Raincoast Farms in Port Townsend, WA
Make a woven vase from locally gathered materials for a bouquet of flowers, a sweet gift for Mother’s day or a beautifully crafted pencil holder. Techniques learned will be twining, a strand/lash and coil technique with waxed cotton or linen cord and a lash and fold rim. A glass jar will be provided for your vase and will be used as a form.
Some of the locally harvested and hand processed materials offered will be: Crocosmia, Cattail, Willow bark, Cedar Bark, Yellow Flag Iris and naturally dyed Raffia. Student will also have a chance to learn about how to harvest, dry and process the materials used.
Creativity is always encouraged but there will be examples for inspiration and hands-on instruction throughout class. All levels welcome but some experience with hand work is helpful and good hand dexterity is recommended.
This class will be held at the beautiful and inviting barn space of Raincoast Farms and Winery in Port Townsend, WA
$105 includes all materials, a glass jar and a complimentary glass of wine from Raincoast Farms, non-alcoholic beverages will also be offered.
*Some tools/supplies recommended but will have a few extras to share. A follow up email will be sent within a couple days of payment/registration.
Cancellation policy: Due to intensive prep time and overhead for classes, refunds are not available. You may transfer your space to another person if you need to cancel. If a class must be cancelled due to teacher illness, all students will receive full refunds for their course, or the option to roll their registration onto a new class.