An immersive study of wool, fiber & how they behave.

Upcoming Dates | 10 AM–6 PM 

February 20, 2027

May 15, 2027

August 21, 2027

November 20, 2027

What happens when you stop asking wool to behave the same way?

Spend the day exploring fiber through touch, observation, and experimentation. With more than 50 different breeds, fibers, colors, and rovings in the studio, you’ll discover what makes each one different—and what those differences can bring to your work.

Experiment with Merino, Corriedale, llama, alpaca, yak, camel, silk, and many others. Explore staple length, texture, crimp, and loft while discovering how different fibers behave when needle felted, wet felted, layered, and combined.

This isn't about finding the “right” wool.

It’s about learning what the fiber can do.

YOUR FIBER STUDY INCLUDES

Access to 50+ varieties of wool, roving, and natural fibers
Comparing fibers through needle felting
Experimenting with blending and layering different fibers
Creating your own miniature sheep fiber sampler
A Fiber Study Journal for recording your observations, samples, and discoveries
All materials and supplies
Lunch included
 

$175 per person

Each little sheep becomes part of your own fiber reference library—a sampler you can return to whenever you want to remember how a fiber looked, felt, and behaved in your hands.

Age 14+. No experience necessary

Come curious. Experiment freely. Leave understanding your materials a little differently.

All studies are held at the Creative Sanctuary- 138 Range Street in Hartline, WA