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Slöyd is a historical Scandinavian method of education that used woodworking to develop character in children. Still utilized today in some of the highest performing schools around the globe, key elements of the original Theory of Educational Sloyd by Otto Salomon were replicated for these classes.
Learn the ancient techniques invented by the Sami people to create your own reindeer leather and coiled wire embroidered bracelet.
Learn how to hand-cut paper designs and apply them to greeting cards or small boards that can be framed and displayed. Make something to send to a friend or loved one, or keep your favorite creation for yourself.
Join us in making your own small straw Yule Goat ornament to adorn your home this holiday season! Two time slots available!
Join us for a cozy, hands-on candle-making workshop, discover a variety of fragrance oils, learn about the scents and their associations, and create your own custom fragrance blend.
In this workshop, you’ll create your own woven Nisse ornament. Learn a little wet felting to make the cute little nose, then warp a circular loom and weave the body of your gnome.
These beloved seasonal decorations are three-dimensional masterpieces that are surprisingly simple to construct. This is the perfect opportunity to learn how to make your own!
Create your own cozy Scandinavian-inspired Yule tree this holiday season! In this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn the basics of needle felting to create a whimsical wool tree decorated with colorful wool, and shimmering accents.
Slöyd is a historical Scandinavian method of education that used woodworking to develop character in children. Still utilized today in some of the highest performing schools around the globe, key elements of the original Theory of Educational Sloyd by Otto Salomon were replicated for these classes.
Slöyd is a historical Scandinavian method of education that used woodworking to develop character in children. Still utilized today in some of the highest performing schools around the globe, key elements of the original Theory of Educational Sloyd by Otto Salomon were replicated for these classes.
Slöyd is a historical Scandinavian method of education that used woodworking to develop character in children. Still utilized today in some of the highest performing schools around the globe, key elements of the original Theory of Educational Sloyd by Otto Salomon were replicated for these classes.