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.
Herbs have been helping us stay healthy for thousands of years. Join these expert herbalists to learn how plants can be used for medicine and self-care.
Prepare to relax and be rejuvenated! Using salts, nourishing clays, and essential oils, you'll craft custom botanical bath bombs to bring fragrance and fizz to a time-honored self-care ritual for you and your loved ones!
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
Japanese
art
of
kokedama,
a
unique
form
of
bonsai-inspired
gardening
that
displays
plants
in
moss-covered
spheres
rather
than
traditional
pots.
Through
step-by-step
instruction,
learn
how
to
shape,
wrap,
and
maintain
your
own
kokedama
while
discovering
techniques
for
creating
more...
A
grand
centerpiece
in
a
pedestal
vase
brings
the
elegance
of
a
Dutch
still-life
to
your
dining
or
entry
room.
Capture
the
essence
of
this
festive
season
with
large
Dutch
amaryllis
and
ranunculus,
English
garden
roses,
Italian
lisianthus,
hydrangeas,
and
more...
Southern
charm
and
hospitality
come
front
and
center
with
a
glossy,
richly
decorated
wreath
of
magnolia
leaves
on
a
door,
mantel,
or
accent
wall.
Weave
leaves
into
a
wreath
form,
then
complement
shape
and
color
with
seasonal
fruit,
pine
cones,
more...
Enhance
your
glow
while
staying
protected
from
the
harsh
winter
elements.
In
this
class,
you'll
learn
the
healing
and
replenishing
benefits
of
plant-based
skincare
specifically
targeted
to
protect
against
cold
dry
air.
Discuss
how
to
make
herbal
oils
with
hydrating
more...
Create
a
building
replica
with
natural
materials
in
the
style
of
the
Holiday
Train
Show®!
Explore
architectural
styles,
and
then
choose
from
an
assortment
of
dried
botanicals
such
as
pods,
bark,
and
branches
to
make
your
own
detailed
more...
Learn
how
to
sculpt
festive
poinsettias
using
air-dry
polymer
clay
in
this
hands-on,
step-by-step
class.
Through
expert
guidance,
you'll
break
down
the
process
into
simple
stages
to
recreate
the
bold,
star-shaped
bracts
of
this
holiday
favorite.
You'll
leave
with
timeless,
more...
Southern
charm
and
hospitality
come
front
and
center
with
a
glossy,
richly
decorated
wreath
of
magnolia
leaves
on
a
door,
mantel,
or
accent
wall.
Weave
leaves
into
a
wreath
form,
then
complement
shape
and
color
with
seasonal
fruit,
pine
cones,
more...
The
holidays
come
to
life
with
fragrant,
long
lasting
decorations
for
your
door,
table
and
mantel.
Explore
working
with
fresh
pine,
fir,
cedar,
boxwood,
juniper
and
arborvitae.
Cones
and
berries
will
add
seasonal
interest.
Personalize
your
projects
with
accents
of
more...
Create
a
building
replica
with
natural
materials
in
the
style
of
the
Holiday
Train
Show®!
Explore
architectural
styles,
and
then
choose
from
an
assortment
of
dried
botanicals
such
as
pods,
bark,
and
branches
to
make
your
own
detailed
more...
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.
Bring
cheer
into
your
home
and
exercise
your
botanical
creativity,
with
live,
real-time
guidance.
Watch
your
fellow
students'
efforts
online
and
get
personal
critiques
from
your
instructor
as
you
build
your
elegant
arrangement
with
fresh
flowers
from
your
own
garden,
more...
Take
inspiration
from
the
wintry
outdoors
as
you
recreate
a
nature
scene
on
a
three-dimensional,
lighted
grapevine
wreath
using
preserved
cedar,
juniper,
mushroom
birds,
and
other
seasonal
botanicals.
Then,
top
it
off
with
a
sprinkling
of
faux
snow.
more...
The
holidays
come
to
life
with
fragrant,
long
lasting
decorations
for
your
door,
table
and
mantel.
Explore
working
with
fresh
pine,
fir,
cedar,
boxwood,
juniper
and
arborvitae.
Cones
and
berries
will
add
seasonal
interest.
Personalize
your
projects
with
accents
of
more...