Macramé Workshop: Feather Wall Hanging

Macramé – a form of textile-making using knotting, as opposed to knitting or weaving – is super hot right now. Whether it used for wall hangings or planters, macramé can add such great texture to any wall or corner of the home. It turns out; it’s a pretty fun way to spend your free time. Interested in learning more? Aubrey Sipula of Toil and Thyme will be taking over our studio on Saturday, March 20th from 6-8 to tech you how to make a macramé feather wall hanging. These workshops are designed to help develop a new craft, meet new friends, and walk away with a beautiful work of art–created by you, for your home.  

Preregistration required.

Ages: Teen-Adult | Instructor: Aubrey Sipula

Limited seating.

Masks must be worn.

Tables 6 ft apart.

BYOB permitted to guests over 21.

Open Space disclaims any and all liability for alcohol-related accidents or injuries arising out of its activities, or arising out of the activities of its customers. Therefore, in consideration of participating in the activities of Open Space classes, attendees do hereby agree to indemnify and hold harmless Open Space, its proprietors and employees, and any guest speakers, instructors or artists for any loss, cost and expense incurred as the result of their conduct, whether on or off the premises.