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Botanical weaving using a stick loom is a wonderful way to connect with nature and create unique, organic art pieces. The art form involves foraging for natural materials, like leaves, flowers and grasses woven into your design. This workshop will take place at Daniel Chester French's historic artist retreat, Chesterwood, featuring its memorable garden and campus with woods encompassing the grounds. People of all ages are welcome to participate and families can work together to create their weaving. (All registered children must be accompanied by a registered adult. Appropriate for ages 5 and up)
(In the event that BAC has to cancel a class session due to weather or facility emergencies, please note the pre-scheduled make up date will be TBD. Please see our policies on cancellations, refunds, and more.
CLASS MATERIALS
A materials fee has been included in the cost of tuition and all materials will be provided for this workshop. Students should bring gardening gloves and wear clothes appropriate for artmaking and foraging.
$100 for one adult participant
$25 for each additional adult
$10 for each additional child
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