So ewe want to learn how to make the world’s oldest textile? Ewes-ing wool fibers in wonderful colors and both mechanical (needle) and chemical (water) techniques, wool make a series of objects for practical use, play, display and gifting. Take baaa-ck home a full kit of all the materials and tools you will need to keep felting on your own. Come join the flock and explore the wonderful, sculptural world of felting!

Date: Saturday, August 12
Time: 9am - 4:30pm
Location: Thoreau College Campus, 224 WI-56, Viroqua, WI 54665
Ages: 8+
Materials Fee: $50 (includes full felting kit with wool, tools, and supplies)
Lunch provided. Please bring a small towel and hand lotion.

Sliding Scale Course Fee Guidelines (not including Materials Fees)

Supporter Level Ticket: $115

Sustainer Level Ticket: $90

Supported Level Ticket: $65

Instructor Bio - Martha Buche

Since Martha noticed other kids copying her artwork ideas, ages ago, she has considered herself an artist and teacher! She spends her autumns and winters teaching in classrooms to all ages. In the springs and summers she teaches at Folk Schools around the Midwest. She loves making meaningful and beautiful things, often with natural materials, and sharing those skills. Martha believes that everyone has a measure of creativity and feels called to help others find outlets for their own unique expression. She is lately delighting in helping her family rediscover the traditions and language of her Potawatomi heritage. After galivanting for years on three continents, she is happy to call the Driftless region of Wisconsin home.