How has your life changed since you learned about coronavirus? We can’t go to any stores like grocery stores to see my friends, library for books, playgrounds, and the laundromat to see my friend (worker) Who gives me money to play video games. 😜 What do you miss? Wildings collective and school to see all …
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COVID-19 Break
We’re going to suspend formal activities in our usual space for several weeks. This missing week will tack onto our schedule at the end of May. I’m hoping to reunite on April 1, but we’ll keep in touch and see how long the crazy lasts. In the meantime, gather your supplies for the best fairy …
December 4 – Felted Things + Holiday Cards
We’re using felted wool sweaters to make stockings or mittens. One large sweater, felted, makes a single stocking or two pairs of kid-sized mittens – sometimes both! Look for as close to 100% wool – including mohair, alpaca, and merino – as you can find. To felt your sweater(s), wash it in HOT water with …
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September 11 – Weaving
OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA All the many ways to weave with different types of cord and materials. Let’s try our nature weaving skills first. We’ll use macrame cord to build a “loom” between trees where the kids can use sticks, grass, flowers and other found objects to weave with nature. We can leave this up at …
September 4 – Potions
This week, we’re taking potions in multiple directions. Interested adults will brew healing plantain elixirs (bring a canning jar to take home), and talk balms and salves, while kids experiment with science beakers and a variety ingredients to make bubbly, glittery, leafy, flowery, colorful concoctions of their own. We can also experiment with nature soup …
August 28 – Wild Plants
We’re going to tackle edible (or whatever identifiable) plants we can find nearby. We’ve found plantain, raspberry and clover in the yard that we can eat – they don’t spray any pesticides on the property! If everyone can bring whatever edible flowers they have growing at home we’ll identify them together and make a shared …
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