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June 10 - Blacksmith, Marlin White. Transforming metals - from horseshoes to fine jewelry.
June 17 - Health Remedies, Joan Kane. Back by popular demand, Herbs for all needs.
June 24 - Birds, Barb Schmeling. Author of My Yard Birds discusses how to attract birds and do bird craft projects.
July 1 - Storytelling, Ruth Lucia. Author of countless books, discusses the art of crafting interesting stories with a motto and purpose
July 8 - Crochet or Knit, Charlotte Hatfield. Can't decide? Charlotte explains the basics of both.
July 15 - Baskets, Karen Younk. Beautiful and useful - learn how to weave your own basket.
July 22 - Cheese and more, Wave Cornelius. From goat milk to cheese to bread or cheesecake or cheese curds and more.
July 29 - Dehydrating, Baker Branson - Discussion of preserving your harvest through the use of dehydration for herbs and foods.
August 5 - Jewels and Painting, Carrie Mlady - Paint a masterpiece on any kind of object (rock, gourd or canvas); make jewel crafts from leftover odds and ends.
August 12 - Wreaths, Nancy Schauer - Learn to gather Princess Pine and make a lovely wreath.
August 19 - Spinning, Peggy Leet - From beginning fleece to
end project, the joys of creating fibers and yarn.
August 26 - Weaving, Pat Anderson - Delightful designs and colors from all kinds of fun fabrics and more.
Tea Party. Every Tuesday and Thursday, 3 - 4 p.m. Children of all ages dress up and have a tea party. Costumes provided. Suggested donation: $3.00 per person. By reservation only.
Guided Walk Through the Woods. Daily
Extra Workshop - Mushrooms. Expert Walter Auer leads mushroom hunts when conditions allow.
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