Wednesday, January 31, 2024

Explore new crafts with this 3-day event!

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Hi there,

I have some exciting news to share with you – an exclusive opportunity that I believe will add a burst of creativity to your life!

I'm thrilled to announce a special workshop curated for lovers of fiber arts like you: Fiber Fiesta.

This unique event brings together ten expert artists, each specializing in different disciplines such as macrame, weaving, wet felting, needle felting, and embroidery.

The goal is to explore a variety of fiber arts, allowing you to discover and indulge in the ones that resonate most with your creative spirit.

Imagine three days filled with hands-on experiences, from the intricate details of embroidery to the soothing rhythm of weaving and the delightful messiness of wet felting.

This workshop is designed to be a celebration of creativity, a chance to immerse yourselves in various art forms and find the ones that truly speak to your heart.

GET YOUR FIBER FIESTA TICKET →

I understand the demands of everyday life, but I believe that taking a break to engage in artistic exploration can be a rejuvenating experience.

It's an opportunity to step outside your routine and embrace the joy of creation.

Learn more about Fiber Fiesta, and grab your ticket here! I can't wait to kick this thing off!

- Jenn & Gerhard Schindler -
Acorns & Twigs

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