Manx quilting is a traditional hand-sewing technique of making a log cabin block.  Originating from the Isle of Man (c. 1820-1850), often called the "roof pattern", is a form of folded patchwork, traditionally using red centers to represent the hearth and folded strips for texture.

If you enjoy hand work and love having a hand project you can carry anywhere, this method is for you. Everything will be provided and enough fabric to take home and continue making blocks. Open to ages 12 and up.  

FREE Get together with other crafters for a few hours and work on your own project in company of other crafters. It is relaxing and undisturbed day. You can come and go as your schedule permits.

Our monthly Craft time. Bring anything you are working on and enjoy the company of other crafters! Quilters, beaders, stitchers, carvers, any crafter welcome. FREE and fun!

Join lifelong forager Emily Thabes for a presentation about the best practices in foraging in northwestern Minnesota. 

Safe and legal foraging can benefit the environment, improve human health and increase our understanding of the world right outside our doors. Information presented will be including plants, fruits, and fungi by season and methods of preservation to enjoy your finds year round.  

Welcome all kids! Come and make a fun little basket from a paper plate.

This could be your May Day basket OR a gift for Mother's Day! All materials provided and

only $5 to attend.

Description:  Learn or come to practice basic fly-tying techniques by creating and completing several of your own flies. Both beginners and experienced fly tyers are welcome.

First time attenders $30, all equipment & materials are provided,

$15 level is anyone who attended first class but needs to use our vise & materials.

$5 if you bring your own vise and materials.