Author: Mary Fisher

June Newsletter

Spring is here and along with that we have an embroidery class coming up this Saturday, June 10th,  which still has room since a couple people had to cancel last minute. Thread Painting – taught by the detailed and wonderful teacher Jamie Conners will only have a few folks so each gets plenty of instuction. The weather will be great… Find out more and register

May Newletter

Birds, eggs, young, mist nets, hummingbirds and incredible scientists delighted a group last Saturday, during our fundraiser for Burke Ornithology endowment. We had a dynamic trio of scientists to show us so many things. This great photo by student, Eileen de la Cruz. Alejo has the bird in hand. Introducing Dr Alejo Rico-Gueverra, the Curator of Birds and an expert… Find out more and register

March Newsletter

February came and went without a newsletter! So now for some big catch up. Lots of great classes in the works – some with a bird and nature focus, some on wild foods, a painting with thread class and some dyeing workshops. Our first class coming up in April is Shibori Explored with Elin Noble. Shibori Explored Aril 22 &… Find out more and register

Birds, Forest, Nest Checks & Netting – May 6, 2023

Birds, Forest, Nest Checks & Netting May 6, 2023 Held on Sievert Rohwer’s property 7564 Cultus Bay Rd Whidbey Island 9 am – 3 pm thereabouts Class size limited to 24 FREE -with suggested Donation of 300.00 to Burke Museum Ornithology 3 Respected Scientist and Researchers: I’m super excited to say we finally have found a time for a FUNDRAISING class… Find out more and register

Thread Painting – Salish Stitches – June 10 2023

Instructor – Jamie Connors June 10, 2023 12:30 pm – 4:30 pm Limit 6 students Cost – 78.00 click here to register Includes all supplies Pie and tea provided   Jamie will carefully guide you through this painterly technique of embroidery – widening the possibilities of what you can do outside of traditional embroidery stitches. Jamie creates many gorgeous patterns… Find out more and register

January Newsletter

  Happy New Year to all and what better color to welcome us all into the soft start of new growth than this wonderful pink willow Salix gracilistyla ‘Mount Aso’  – . I do love it but would appreciate it more if it’s growth habit was upright and not sprawling as that just keeps it handy for deer and rabbits… Find out more and register