Soft & Stylish: Make Your Own Felted Scarf

Arts & Culture Categories: Arts
Audience: Children,Teens,Adults
Type of Event: Activities,Class,Educational
Cost: $59
Contact: 801-940-6972
Gallery Details: Soft & Stylish: Make Your Own Felted Scarf on December 6th from 3:00pm to 5:00pm (Taught by Stephanie, Classroom A and B, $59)
Link: https://localartisancollective.com/events/wet-felted-scarf/

Soft & Stylish: Make Your Own Felted Scarf
What:
Discover the magic of wet felting in this hands-on class! You’ll learn the unique technique of nuno felting to design your very own scarf using soft Merino wool and flowing silk. The result? A cozy, one-of-a-kind piece of wearable art.
No experience needed—our tools are easy to use, and you’ll be guided step by step.
All supplies are included, with a wide variety of wool colors to choose from so you can make your scarf uniquely yours.

Come ready to have fun, and walk away with something beautiful you created yourself!

Cost:
The cost is $59 and includes all supplies
When:
Saturday, December 6th 3:00 to 5:00
Where:
The Local Artisan Collective located at 2371 Kiesel Ave, Ogden, Utah 84403
How to sign up and cancellation policy:
Sign up online at localartisancollective.com…
OR In the store located at 2371 Kiesel Ave in Ogden.
OR email us at our_childrens_earth@yahoo.com and we can send you an invoice for payment.
Cancellation for the class is accepted up until 7 days before the party starts.
Ages:
All Ages
Who:
This class is taught by Stephanie Howerton from Our Children’s Earth. She has always had a passion for creating things. She loves marbling, hand dyeing and creating clothes, jewelry and household items. She says “My heart delights in creating something new so I tend to explore a variety of arts. I hope that you feel that same joy while using your new purchase.”
We have been featured in the Huffington Post, Fresh Living KUTV 2 News, VEIN Magazine, Indie Ogden, Standard Examiner, Good Things Utah, Fox 13 News and a variety of blogs and more.
Stephanie also teaches a wide variety of classes at The Local Artisan Collective.