This years classes are listed by instructors name.
Discover the art of primitive skills and empower yourself with knowledge and hands-on experience. Join us at Womens Primitive Skills to explore workshops, resources, and a community passionate about sustainable living.
If you bring your a DOG, please bring a copy of its up to date shot records. Remember that you are responsible for keeping it leashed and quiet at all times, making sure of where it takes care of its business and you need to pick up said business, large or small.
Please don't take your dog to class or around the potluck food tables.
Please be a responsible owner, Thank You
Our classes are limited in size.
Our class supplies may not include your choice of color, but will provide you a learning experience.
Check requirements for the classes. These will be in the class description in BOLD lettering.
If you have any questions please contact:
Kimberley Kormas 253-229-8871 or email at Beardkormas@gmail.com
or Ann 208-702-2595 or email shortcake2rs@gmail.com
Will be doing a Demo on a Drum Carder, this is also used for preparing fiber for spinning.
Will be doing another Demo on using a spinning wheel.
Here you will be shown how to dye different fibers using natural dyes.
Learn how to make a basic lucet braid! A lucet ("loo-sett") is a tool for making braids or cords that dates back to the Viking era. It is similar to spool knitting or corking but only uses 2 prongs. The cords can be used for bodice laces, dress trimming, shoelaces, packaging, and more.
Using yarn and a core of rope, you will be taught how to combined the two, to make a bowl.
Is a traditional hand-sewing technique for creating quilt blocks and other fabric art. It originated in England in the 1770s.
Using the needle felting technic you will learn how to repair wool garments that have thin spots or holes in them.
Immerse yourself in a world of vibrant colors, rich textures, and intricate designs, meticulously crafted to ignite your passion for embroidery.
For of those that want to lean how to crochet, this class will get you started.
Janice is a new instructor this year. She will not only be teaching this class but will also be giving you the history of the pocket..
Ymm pretty much says it all
By taking old wool items that have out lived there usefulness and making them into new useful items.
This handy bag can be used for saving those small things I that you don’t want to lose.
Learn to make the wonderful sachet to put in cupboards and drawers.
A wonderful technique for beading, no loom needed. You will be able to bead anywhere.
This will have you beading around things like a cup or pitcher, just to name 2 items you will be able to enhance.
This is a Seminar on shearing and cleaning of the sheared wool .
Demo on using hand cards, these are used for preparing fiber for spinning.
Everyone needs a candle lantern to get around in the dark, or just lighting up an area.
Here are some of the card games that were played by the colonists that are still being played today: Whist, Piquet, Cribbage, Poker, Keno, Old Maid, Snap and Euchre just to name a few.
So make sure to take advantage of her skills with cards.
Always admired Patties' skirts?? Well here is your chance to make one for yourself. Please bring your own wool fabric for this class, as she only has a limited supply. And don't forget your scissors.
You will learn to bead around a rope with beads to create your own creation.
This handy pouch has a wool insert with soft leather on the outside. It also has a leather strap attached on the back that you slip your belt through.
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