Whether you're weaving a basket for the first time or styling a terrarium, our craft classes give you the skills to brighten up your decor and plant the seed for a new creative hobby.
Create your own professional-looking arrangements with economical, store-bought bouquets. Using simple design principles and fresh flowers that can typically be found at local grocery stores or farmers markets, learn how to design and create your own elegant arrangements.
Explore
the
age-old
skill
of
basic
bookbinding
using
a
variety
of
structures
and
materials.
Experiment
with
ancient
binding
techniques,
including
Japanese
stab
binding,
French
link,
and
Coptic
stitches.
You'll
walk
away
with
a
small
book
to
use
as
a
journal,
more...
Learn
how
to
arrange
assorted
types
of
moss
on
a
wooden
cradled
canvas
using
bark,
pebbles,
sponge
mushroom,
and
preserved
fern.
This
framed
rustic
creation
can
be
hung
on
your
wall,
creating
a
captivating
focal
point
that
brings
the
essence
more...
As
the
mushroom
season
awakens,
discover
how
and
where
to
hunt
for
Oysters,
Inky
Caps,
Wine
Caps,
Dryad's
Saddle,
Reishi,
and
the
early
spring
Chicken
Mushroom.
Even
the
elusive
Morels
occur
throughout
the
metropolitan
region,
and
spring
is
the
ideal
more...
Using seasonal plant material as your subject, learn the basic techniques of painting with watercolor. Have fun while experimenting with color and creativity and take your work to the next level in a casual environment! No experience required.
Learn
the
basics
of
block
printing
with
artist
Chemin
Hsiao.
Together,
you'll
visit
a
location
on
Garden
grounds
for
seasonal
botanical
inspiration.
Then,
experiment
with
carving
a
simple
design
into
a
block
of
soft,
eraser-like
material.
You'll
stamp
your
designs
more...
Embroidery
is
tightly
tied
to
human
culture.
The
earliest
known
examples-intricately
decorated
clothes,
boots,
and
hats
found
in
Russia-date
back
to
30,000
BCE.
NYC-based
artist
Jessica
Maffia
will
teach
you
eight
different
stitches
that
you
will
use
to
create
a
more...
Learn
the
basics
of
embroidery
using
botanical
materials
under
the
guidance
of
visual
artist
Jessica
Maffia.
Then,
level
up
to
our
intermediate
workshop
to
enhance
your
skills
and
explore
different
stitch
patterns.
You'll
walk
away
with
unique
works
of
art
more...
Create
a
lush
work
of
embroidery
to
brighten
your
home!
NYC-based
artist
Jessica
Maffia
will
explain
four
ways
to
transfer
a
design
to
fabric.
You
will
learn
seven
basic
stitches
(lazy
daisy,
stem,
back,
French
knot,
straight,
fern,
and
Rhodes)
more...
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