Join naturalist, outdoor educator, and wildcrafter, Jazmen Yoder (Northwest Natura) for a memorable and relaxing winter wildcrafter's workshop.
In this course you will learn how to make an entirely wildcrafted wreath outdoors using foraged materials, including the ring, and the wreath decor.
Learn about and collect materials with guidance, then find a spot among 3 campfires and enjoy a cozy hot beverage for a lesson on weaving the wreath ring and adding decor.
You will learn the step-by-step process of wreathmaking without the use of modern materials aside from the compostable string provided. The process will be intuitive and meditative and something you can pass on to your children and friends.
Guidance will be available whenever you need it throughout the course. Come meet new people and enjoy the company of wildcrafter's and nature lovers in this unique offering from Northwest Natura!
In this outdoor course you will forage for materials to make an entirely wildcrafted wreath.
-Wildcraft a winter/holiday wreath with foraged stems for the ring, and evergreens, lichen, berries, moss or other beautiful things for the decor.
-Learn the names of trees, plants, lichens, and other wildlife as you forage for wreath materials.
-Learn and discuss what ethical foraging looks like in wildcrafting.
-Enjoy an intuitive wreathmaking workshop with an experienced guide to help you when you need it.
-Campfire warmth and comforting hot beverages provided during the wreathmaking process.
-Meet new people and enjoy the company of wildcrafters and nature lovers.
More info provided on the event website which can be found on the flyer image.
*Please register via the event website.