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SUMMARY:Weave A Willow Basket!
DESCRIPTION:Stake and Strand — Weave a round willow basket with Ridgefield artist Robin Brady in this 2-day spring workshop.  \nWeave a willow basket using a combination of cultivated and wild willows — some harvested right here at Plas Newydd Farm!  \nIn this 2-day class you\’ll make a basket in the traditional European stake and strand style — a great foundation for your future explorations in basketry. As time allows we’ll add handles and discuss everything from harvesting willow to prepping your materials for weaving. This is a great class for beginners\, or any weavers looking to strengthen their basic stake and strand skills. You’ll come away with your own hand-woven willow basket great for gathering\, storage\, and everyday household use. \n Ticket price includes an $80 materials fee for the willow. Participants should provide: \n\nA fixed blade or locking knife\nYour favorite sharp pruners if you have them (or you may use the instructor provided ones)\nAny additional seating cushion\, back support\, or special chair you need to be comfortable\nLayers for sun/weather if you wish to work or have lunch outside\nLunch and a water bottle (light snacks\, coffee\, tea and water will be provided throughout the weekend)\n\nNote – Weaving with willow is hard work! Expect to spend 7 focused weaving hours per class day\, and to use your hand and upper body strength throughout the class.Your Instructor: \nRobin Brady is a basket weaver and willow devotee. They tend a cultivated willow patch at their home in Ridgefield\, WA and gather wild willow along nearby waterways. They come to basketry via long time devotion to crafts and lifeways that keep them in the practice of direct and reciprocal relationship to the living world. As a weaver of mixed European descent\, they focus primarily on styles of willow basketry with roots in countries their ancestors once wove in\, while being deeply inspired by the many brilliant weaving traditions belonging to cultures world-wide. Robin first learned basketry from Margaret Matthewson and other weavers in her watershed lineage\, and are honored to continue the tradition of passing along this love of working with willow. \n*** Please note: If you have accessibility needs\, please reach out and we will work to accommodate you. While we strive to make our workshops accessible to all\, we are located in a historical home that does not have accessible restrooms at this point; our lowest entrance has two steps to enter. With advance notice\, we may be able to get accommodations in place for you\, so be in touch with your needs!  We do not require masks at most events\, but we do have masks available on site\, and run high quality air filters\, and ask that if you are not feeling well\, please stay home. Refunds or credit for a future workshop can be made available. We do have a scholarship fund! Reach out to arts@pnfarm.com to request financial aid for this workshop! \n \n \n \n 
URL:https://pnfarmarts.org/event/weave-a-willow-basket/
CATEGORIES:Basket-Weaving,Plant-based art,Robin Brady,Sculpture
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SUMMARY:Creating Space — an art show
DESCRIPTION:2025 Spring Show \nWe are thrilled to announce our first fine arts show\, created in collaboration with Ridgefield artist Ann Fleming. One of our goals as an organization is to support artists working right here in Clark County\, and we have brought together an incredible lineup of artists who fit the bill.\nDrop by the farm between 10 am and 5 pm on Saturday May 24th and Sunday May 25th to see how this historic home looks all dressed up by the work of 9 local artists. \nWith a special focus on North Clark County\, featured artists include Ken Spurlock\, Nancy Casey\, Valerie Conrey\, Teri Corle\, Lee Herrman\, Ann Fleming\, Janine Littrell\, Brenda Berg\, and our 2024 Summer artist-in-residence Sharon Svec. \nThe work on display will include painting\, collage\, clay\, textiles\, and bronze sculpture. \nMusic will be provided throughout the event by finger style guitarist Kit Garoutte.  \nThere will be snacks!  \nNo RSVP needed\, but get in touch at arts@pnfarm.com if you have any questions!  \nHere are just a few of the things you might see at the show (and have a chance to make your own!):  \nAnn Fleming  \nLee Herrman  \nValerie Conrey  \nKen Spurlock  \nNancy Casey 
URL:https://pnfarmarts.org/event/creating-space-a-fine-arts-show/
CATEGORIES:2D,Acupuncture,Ann Fleming,Brenda Bergg,Bronze sculpture,Clay,Collage,Guitar,Janine Littrell,Ken Spurlock,Kit Garoutte,Landscape,Lee Herrman,Les,Multi-disciplinary,Music,Nancy Casey,Open House,Pottery,Sculpture,Sharon Svec,Teri Corle,Textiles,Valerie Conrey,Watercolor
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SUMMARY:Festival of Pen and Ink
DESCRIPTION:New Date!! \nJoin us  on January 25th and 26th for the first annual PN Farm Arts Festival of Pen & Ink. It\’s going to be a little bit of sculpture\, a little bit of alchemy\, a little bit of geekery and a whole lot of magic—and we can\’t wait to have you join us! \nThis two-day workshop will be limited to 8 participants\, so sign up early to ensure your spot! \nDreamed up over the wood lathe with sculptor Lila Ferber last February\, the Festival of Pen and Ink is for anyone who wants to get their hands in on the crafting of writing and drawing tools. In addition to Lila with her 4 traveling wood lathes\, we will be welcoming Molly Holmlund of Foraged Ink (she\’s amazing\, trust me! I drove over to White Salmon last spring to take a workshop with her\, and it was lovely)\, and an as-yet unnamed but super cool book artist.  \nParticipants  will work in cohorts of four (don\’t worry\, we\’ll mix up our groups) and will leave the weekend with:  \n\n2  pens hand-crafted on the wood lathe\, made from fallen oak and elm harvested here on Plas Newydd Farm\nInk made from materials gathered on the farm\nA hand-bound journal\nA collection of short writings or quick sketches generated from prompts offered throughout the weekend. \n\nIf you need a scholarship for this workshop\, please get in touch by email and we will do our best to accommodate you! \nSpeaking of accommodations\, we have limited housing available on a first come\, first served basis. Again\, get in touch with Abby if you have questions! \nAnd speaking of accommodations\, our bathroom facility is unfortunately not wheelchair accessible\, but if you have any other accessibility needs please get in touch and we will do our best to meet your needs!
URL:https://pnfarmarts.org/event/festival-of-pen-and-ink/
CATEGORIES:2D,Book arts,Crafting,Ink making,Lila Ferber,Molly Holmlund,Multi-disciplinary,Nature journaling,Sculpture,Wood-turning,Writing
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SUMMARY:Drop-In Art Day
DESCRIPTION:We have plenty of space\, so feel free to drop by without an RSVP! \nJoin us for a day of open creativity in community. We loved the spirit in the room last May on World Collage Day\, and have been looking forward to another open art day ever since. There\’s something so rich about making art elbow-to-elbow with other creatives! \n We are excited to welcome Ridgefield artist Barbara AW Wright for the morning to work with mushroom spore prints\, and in the afternoon we will have collage and needle felting supplies out to share\, and you\’re welcome to just bring whatever you\’re working on. \nWriting prompts will be available throughout the day!  \nThere will be snacks and hot drinks and good company.  \nSuggested donation of $10 but don\’t be shy to stop by empty handed!
URL:https://pnfarmarts.org/event/drop-in-art-day/
CATEGORIES:Abstract art,Book arts,Crafting,Cyanotype,Drop-in,Foraging,Forest Walk,Nature journaling,Open House,Painting,Plant-based art,Poetry,Printmaking,Sculpture,Watercolor,Writing
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SUMMARY:Craft your own pen! – Wood Turning Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Join us on Saturday\, February 3rd for a wood-turning workshop and craft your own ball point pen from wood grown right here on the farm! \nGuided by sculptor Lila Ferber\, participants will  leave this class with a functioning ballpoint twist pen and simple instructions on how to change the ink.  \nNever turned on the lathe before\, or interested in learning a new wood-turning skill?  This class is for you!  We\’ll learn about fingernail gouges and carbide tools\, and how to go from raw wood to a finished product\, going through the steps of cutting\, drilling\, gluing and turning our chosen wood\, using lathes from Lila\’s mobile wood-turning studio. Each participant will make their own unique pen shape\, then sand and finish it with walnut oil and beeswax.  At the end\, you will choose from gold\, silver\, and copper hardware\, to finish your custom-made writing implement\, ready for your own words\, or a perfect gift!  \nHow cool is that??  \nNo experience or equipment needed. Bring lunch\, closed-toed shoes and clothes that can get dirty\, and a readiness to learn a new skill!  \nClass size is limited to just 4 participants\, so don\’t wait to sign up!  \nLila Ferber is a sculptor with 9 years of experience in the field\, including turning on the lathe and carving wood\, ice\, stone\, sand\, and foam.  She received her BFA in sculpture from the Kansas City Art Institute in Missouri\, and has spent years working at sculpture parks and museums around the US.  Studying under legendary KC woodturner Jon Wilson has inspired her to continue honing her craft and to share it with any and all eager students.  She encourages her class to channel their inner child by being creative and experimenting\, all while gaining new skills\, and friendships along the way.  Follow up questions are always welcome and free of charge as students continue turning on their own at home. 
URL:https://pnfarmarts.org/event/wood-turning-workshop/
CATEGORIES:Abstract art,Crafting,Lila Ferber,Sculpture,Wood-turning
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