Children's Classes
Art, craft, and handwork can be beautiful ways to meet a child more deeply, to see their imagination, their courage, their feelings, and their own way of moving through the world.
The studio offers both caregiver-child classes and drop-off classes for kindergarten-age children and older. Caregiver-child classes are a time to slow down together, sit side by side, and share the experience of making with your hands. In the middle of busy family life, this can become a meaningful pause, a space to listen, notice, support, and connect through creativity.
Drop-off classes give older children a chance to explore in a small, calm setting with thoughtful guidance and room for independence. Children may work with drawing, painting, watercolor, clay, wool, fibers, natural pigments, handmade tools, seasonal crafts, bread making, gift making, and other forms of nature-inspired handwork. Whether a child is creating beside a parent or on their own, the focus remains the same: curiosity, confidence, imagination, and the joy of making.
Classes are intentionally small, with only a few children at a time, so each child has room to feel seen and supported. For children who need a pause, there are simple toys and access to the outdoors when weather and class rhythm allow. Children may visit our sweet chickens, spend time in the fairy garden, play in the sandbox or mud kitchen, or simply sit outside and listen to the fountain and the sounds of nature.
This is a space for creativity, connection, patience, and wonder. It is a place where children can feel safe, inspired, and free to create in their own beautiful way.
All classes take place in a small, warm home studio. Materials are included and non-toxic, and natural whenever possible.
Note: Drop-off classes are offered for kindergarten-age children and older. Caregiver-child classes are available for younger children. If your child is outside the listed age range for a class but you feel it may be a good fit, please reach out by email.
Autumn Sessions · October 12–November 20
Ages 2 to 5
- Tuesdays, 3:00–4:00 PM$149
- Fridays, 9:00–10:30 AM$229
A caregiver-child art and handwork class inspired by the colors, textures, and materials of the autumn harvest. Over six weeks, children and their caregivers will work together on a collection of seasonal projects using natural materials and simple, hands-on processes.
We’ll turn a gourd into a birdhouse, using its beautiful natural shape to create something that can become a little home for a bird. We’ll make cloth napkins with natural dyes and vegetable prints, exploring the colors and patterns that can come directly from plants and food. Children will also work with wool to make a wet-felted basket, slowly shaping the soft fibers into something strong enough to hold and use. We’ll create mushroom spore-print art and discover the delicate, almost hidden patterns found underneath a mushroom. For our last class, we’ll make bread together, giving children a chance to work with their hands, shape the dough, and finish the session by making something simple and nourishing together.
The focus is not on making a perfect finished piece, but on experiencing beautiful materials, learning how things can be made by hand, and enjoying the process of creating together.
All materials are included, non-toxic, and natural whenever possible.
Ages 5 to 9
- Wednesdays, 4:00–5:15 PM$189
- Fridays, 11:00 AM–1:00 PM$299
A drop-off art and handwork class inspired by the colors, textures, and materials of the autumn harvest. Over six weeks, children will work on a collection of seasonal projects using natural materials and simple, hands-on processes.
We’ll turn a dried gourd into a birdhouse, working with its natural shape to create something both beautiful and useful. We’ll make cloth napkins with natural dyes and vegetable prints, experimenting with the colors, shapes, and patterns that can come from plants and food. Children will also learn how loose wool fibers can be transformed through water, soap, and their hands into a wet-felted basket. We’ll make mushroom spore-print art, carefully revealing the delicate patterns hidden beneath a mushroom and using them as part of our artwork. During our last class, we’ll make bread together, giving children the chance to mix, knead, shape, and experience the process of making something from beginning to end.
The focus is on learning through making, becoming familiar with natural materials, and giving children the time and space to explore each process while creating something of their own.
All materials are included, non-toxic, and natural whenever possible.
Ages 10 to 15
- Mondays, 11:00 AM–12:15 PM$189
- Tuesdays, 5:00–6:15 PM$189
A drop-off art and handwork class inspired by the colors, textures, and materials of the autumn harvest. Over six weeks, children will work on a collection of seasonal projects using natural materials and simple, hands-on processes.
We’ll turn a dried gourd into a birdhouse, working with its natural shape to create something both beautiful and useful. We’ll make cloth napkins with natural dyes and vegetable prints, experimenting with the colors, shapes, and patterns that can come from plants and food. Children will also learn how loose wool fibers can be transformed through water, soap, and their hands into a wet-felted basket. We’ll make mushroom spore-print art, carefully revealing the delicate patterns hidden beneath a mushroom and using them as part of our artwork. During our last class, we’ll make bread together, giving children the chance to mix, knead, shape, and experience the process of making something from beginning to end.
The focus is on learning through making, becoming familiar with natural materials, and giving children the time and space to explore each process while creating something of their own.
All materials are included, non-toxic, and natural whenever possible.
One-Day Workshops
Harvest Print Napkins
- Saturday, November 710:00–11:30 AM
- Ages 4+ (4–8 with caregiver)$59
A one-day art class exploring shape, pattern, and color through vegetable printing.
We’ll use vegetables as our printing tools, cutting them open to discover the beautiful shapes and patterns hidden inside. Using paint, we’ll press and layer these natural forms onto cotton napkins, experimenting with color, repetition, and composition as each print begins to build into its own design.
Carrots, potatoes, celery, peppers, and other vegetables can all leave wonderfully different marks, from simple circles and lines to flower-like shapes and unexpected patterns. Everyone will have the freedom to arrange their prints in their own way and create a set of napkins that feels completely unique.
This class is a chance to look at everyday natural materials in a new way, experiment with printmaking, and make something beautiful and useful by hand. No previous experience is needed.
All materials are included, non-toxic, and natural whenever possible.
Felted Wool Basket
- Saturday, November 1410:00 AM–12:00 PM
- Ages 4+ (4–8 with caregiver)$79
A one-day art and handwork class creating a small basket from wool using the traditional process of wet felting.
We’ll begin by layering soft wool fibers and adding warm water and soap. Through rubbing, rolling, and shaping, the loose wool slowly begins to felt together, becoming a strong piece of fabric that we can form into a basket.
As the wool takes shape, we’ll continue working it by hand, building the sides and creating a basket with its own color, texture, and character. Each finished piece will be slightly different and can be used for small treasures, natural objects, or simply enjoyed as a handmade piece of art.
This class is a chance to experience the transformation of wool, learn a beautiful handwork technique, and make something useful entirely by hand. No previous felting experience is needed.
All materials are included, non-toxic, and natural whenever possible.
Winter Holiday Sessions · November 30–December 19
Ages 2 to 5
- Tuesdays, 3:00–4:00 PM$75
- Fridays, 9:00–10:30 AM$115
A three-week caregiver-child art and handwork class created for the weeks leading up to the holidays. Children and their caregivers will work together with wool and natural materials to make a collection of simple seasonal decorations.
We’ll make a natural wreath and explore the soft texture of wool while creating a few felted ornaments to hang at home or give to someone special.
The focus is not on making everything perfect, but on enjoying the materials, experiencing the process of making by hand, and sharing a warm and creative time together during the darker days of the year.
All materials are included, non-toxic, and natural whenever possible.
Ages 5 to 9
- Wednesdays, 4:00–5:15 PM$95
- Fridays, 11:00 AM–1:00 PM$150
A three-week art and handwork class created for the weeks leading up to the holidays. Children will work with wool and natural materials to make a collection of seasonal decorations by hand.
We’ll make a natural wreath and learn how wool fibers can be shaped and transformed into a few felted ornaments. Children will have room to choose their own colors and details, making each piece feel personal and unique.
The focus is on learning through making, becoming familiar with natural materials, and enjoying a calm and creative time together during this special season.
All materials are included, non-toxic, and natural whenever possible.
Ages 10 to 15
- Mondays, 11:00 AM–12:15 PM$95
- Tuesdays, 5:00–6:15 PM$95
A three-week art and handwork class created for the weeks leading up to the holidays. Children will work with wool and natural materials to make a collection of seasonal decorations by hand.
We’ll make a natural wreath and learn how wool fibers can be shaped and transformed into a few felted ornaments. Children will have room to choose their own colors and details, making each piece feel personal and unique.
The focus is on learning through making, becoming familiar with natural materials, and enjoying a calm and creative time together during this special season.
All materials are included, non-toxic, and natural whenever possible.
One-Day Workshops
Seasonal Wreath Making
- Saturday, December 510:00–11:30 AM
- Ages 6+ (6–8 with caregiver)$59
A one-day art and handwork class creating a seasonal wreath from fresh greenery and natural materials.
We’ll begin by building a full, textured wreath using an assortment of greenery, layering different shapes and shades to create a natural base. Once the wreath begins to take form, we’ll add seasonal details such as berries, dried citrus, ribbon, and other natural elements.
Everyone will be able to arrange and decorate their wreath in their own way, creating something that feels personal while still celebrating the colors and textures of the season. Each finished wreath will be unique and ready to hang at home.
This class is a chance to work with beautiful natural materials, learn the basics of wreath making, and enjoy creating something by hand for the season. No previous experience is needed.
All materials are included, non-toxic, and natural whenever possible.
Fabric Star Tree Topper
- Saturday, December 1210:00 AM–12:00 PM
- Ages 7+ (7–10 with caregiver)$79
A one-day art and handwork class creating a handmade star for the top of the Christmas tree.
We’ll begin by choosing fabric and fabric scraps, layering colors, patterns, and textures to create a star that feels personal and unique. Using simple hand stitching, embroidery, and beads, we’ll add special details and character to each piece.
Once the outside is complete, we’ll fill the star with wool or cotton along with dried lavender, giving it a soft shape and a lovely natural scent. We’ll then finish it so it can sit at the top of the tree and become a special part of the season year after year.
This class is a chance to work with beautiful fabric, practice simple handwork techniques, and create a meaningful holiday decoration by hand. No previous sewing experience is needed.
All materials are included, non-toxic, and natural whenever possible.
Felted Ornaments
- Sunday, December 1310:00 AM–12:00 PM
- Ages 4+ (4–8 with caregiver)$79
A one-day art and handwork class creating a handmade ornament from soft wool felt.
We’ll begin by choosing colors, shapes, and simple seasonal designs, then cut and layer pieces of wool felt to build our ornament. Using needle and thread, we’ll stitch the pieces together by hand and add small details to make each one unique.
We’ll explore simple embroidery, layering, and hand sewing as our ornaments slowly take shape. Each finished piece can be hung on a tree, used as a seasonal decoration, or given as a handmade gift.
This class is a chance to work with natural wool, practice a beautiful handwork technique, and create something small and special by hand. No previous sewing experience is needed.
All materials are included, non-toxic, and natural whenever possible.
Felted Soap
- Saturday, December 1910:00–11:30 AM
- Ages 4+ (4–8 with caregiver)$59
A one-day art and handwork class wrapping a bar of soap in soft wool and transforming it through the process of wet felting.
We’ll begin by choosing and layering wool around the soap, combining colors and textures to create a design of our own. With warm water, soap, and plenty of rubbing and rolling, the wool fibers will slowly begin to bind together and form a snug felted covering around the bar.
As the wool felts, the soap becomes something both beautiful and useful. The felt acts as a soft washcloth around the soap, creating a handmade piece that can be used at home or given as a gift.
This class is a chance to work with natural wool, experience the process of wet felting, and make something practical by hand. No previous felting experience is needed.
All materials are included, non-toxic, and natural whenever possible.
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