

- SOLD OUT Sept 19: Messy and Mindful Paint and Collage
- Sept 26: Rough Around the Edges – How to Make Texture Wall Art
- NEW! Oct 17: The Alchemy of Papermaking – Beginner’s Guide to Gorgeous Papers
- NEW! Oct 18: Come for the Drama – Dark Academia Wood Panel Art
- TWO SEATS LEFT (as of 9/13) Oct 25: Light My Fire Mosaic Candle
- Nov 07: ADDED – Foraging the Forest Floor
- NEW! Nov 08: Leaf Leather Collage – Botanical Bliss
- SOLD OUT Nov 21: Foraging the Forest Floor SOLD OUT!
- Nov 22: Return to the Light – Mosaic Glass Candle Holder
- Nov 28: Community Means We Collage
- NEW – Dec 05: Let’s Play With Polymer Clay – Make a Candy Dish (details coming soon)
- Dec 6 & 12: Magic Mosaic Holiday Box- a Sparkling Gift Idea
- NEW – Jan 02, 2027 : A Whole New Idea for Journaling – Make a Botanical Journal (details coming soon)
Fall 2026 Workshops – We Don’t Say Goodbye to Outside
We Bring the Outside Inside!
There’s a shift that happens every fall — the days get shorter, the air turns inward, and so do we. We trade porches for living rooms, long evenings outside for quiet nights by the fire.
This season, we’re breaking that tradition. We’re bringing the outside in — through foraging, natural materials, and the textures and colors that only show up this time of year. Our work stays rooted in what’s right outside the door.
Along the way, you’ll get hands-on with a real range of mediums — paint, glass, natural fiber, clay-adjacent textures, mosaic, paper — building a toolkit, not just a single skill. I’ll even show you how to make some of your own tools, so you’re not spending more than you have to just to keep creating.
We’ll make things for ourselves and for each other — including a Thanksgiving collage workshop centered on thanking the community members (chosen by the community itself) who show up for us all year. And we’ll close the season the way it deserves: with a mosaic-covered, velvet-lined Christmas gift box — the kind of thing that becomes a family heirloom, not a stocking stuffer.
A season of making with your hands, giving with intention, and noticing what fall is actually offering us — if we slow down long enough to see it.











