Beginning Knitting (ages 10 and up)
Sunday December 9th
with Sue Romas
1:00 -> 5:00pm

For beginners or those who want a refresher. Knitting is fun, relaxing, easy, and a great way to keep your hands busy on the bus or in meetings! Learn to knit a scarf or a dish cloth, just in time for the holidays. We'll cover casting on, basic stiches, color changing, casting off and a few fun tricks.

Taught by Sue Romas, farm resident, homemaking expert, and fiber artist. Sue's been knitting for twenty years and taught knitting at Urban Arts and Crafts in Kansas City, Mo.

this is a 4 hour class. Please bring a snack to share. Tea will be provided. Yarn and needles provided as part of the class fee.
Family friendly: Polite, non-disruptive children welcome. Others will be given chores to do.

***PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED***

ON-LINE:
http://tryonfarm.org/share/civicrm/event/info?reset=1&id=13
on-line registration cutoff is Saturday December 8th @ 5:00pm.
after that, please call: 503-245-3847

OR EMAIL:
workshops@tryonfarm.org

A discussion for parents:
how to cultivate reverence with children around the holidays.

with Kelly Hogan
Saturday Decmeber 8th
2:30 -> 4:00

How do we cultivate spirituality in our holiday traditions?
Now that consumer culture has a firm hold on holiday festivities, we are called to create traditions for ourselves and our children that
reconnect us to the wisdom of the season. Kelly Hogan (Waldorf early childhood teacher and mother of two) will facilitate a conversation on this topic.

There is no fee for this event. Any donations will go directly to benefit TLC Farm.

***PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED***

ON-LINE:
http://tryonfarm.org/share/civicrm/event/info?reset=1&id=12
on-line registration cutoff is December 7th @5:00pm.
after that, please call: 503-245-3847

OR EMAIL:
workshops@tryonfarm.org

Needle Felting Workshop with Kelly Hogan
Saturday March 15th -- 1:00 -> 3:00pm

Come and learn to sculpt with wool! This unique craft is simple and satisfying. Needles and wool will be provided and you will leave with a new skill that is perfect for creating homemade holiday gifts.

Kelly Hogan is a resident of the community at TLC Farm, an early childhood Waldorf teacher and mother of two. She was first introduced to needle felting 5 years ago when her son began attending Waldorf school. It is a unique and gratifying art form that can be learned easily, even if you have no prior experience.

Please note: Due to extremely sharp needles, needle felting is not an activity for children. This workshop is intended for those 15 and older.

Sliding scale donation of $10-$20. Supplies will be provided.

Thank You!

***CLASS SPACE IS LIMITED***
***PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED***
please email: workshops@tryonfarm.org