Join Sedona for a cozy, creative day where you'll make your very own wall hanging or altar cloth, up to 36" in length. Perfect for beginners and anyone curious about trying a new, meditative craft. By the end of the class, you'll have new weaving friends and a handwoven keepsake or a wonderful gift!

In our 6 hours together we’ll connect with our ancestors, the tradition of weaving, and bond over ceremonial cacao and complimentary snacks. We will cover rigid heddle loom terminology and mechanics, weaving a variety of designs using the clasped weft technique, finishing techniques such as hemstitching and mounting to a dowel.

This experience is perfect for those looking to:

• Create a special, handmade gift

• Spend quality time with friends or family

• Explore a calming, creative craft

• Connect with ancestral traditions

No prior experience is needed, and all materials are provided and looms are pre-warped. Just bring your curiosity and enjoy an day filled with creativity, connection, and ritual.

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NO PRIOR EXPERIENCE IS NECESSARY TO BOOK THIS OPTION.

Katie Dewar, PT, DPT, PRPC, of Method Physical Therapy will be offering information on pelvic floor health and anatomy—Exploring the vital role the pelvic floor plays in sex, exercise, and overall wellness. We will discuss tips/tricks to empower you to celebrate your body and enhance your understanding of this essential aspect of health.

Then Kayla Ortiz will guide us in tapping into our own creativity in a beginner friendly vulva inspired silversmithing class.

La Donna Charcuterie will be providing small picnic style boats with artisanal items per person.

Everyone will be arriving at 1 PM. Please arrive on time and feel free to reach out with any questions.

Attend our 4 hour workshop and create your very own ring, pendant, or keychain. Within this special curated class, your ticket will include admission to the wellness talk, silversmithing instruction, and all the tools/supplies needed to bring your piece to life, and a small personal charcuterie board.

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Little Stabs | Sashiko Stitchery
Repairs with Crane Wife Studio

Breathe new life into your wardrobe using Sashiko stitching taught by
Ari Irving of Crane Wife Studio! This traditional Japanese technique
is perfect for repairing garments while adding unique, decorative
patterns. Learn how to stitch with purpose and creativity, turning
worn pieces into one-of-a-kind works of art. In this workshop we will
exclusively work on sashiko repair techniques.

Sashiko is a technique that uses a running stitch to reinforce or
decorate cloth.

The name literally translates to "little stabs". Originating around
400 years ago in rural northern Japan. It was a way to keep warm and
preserve clothing in harsh winters. Women would often stitch sashiko
on dark evenings so they could see what they were doing. Sashiko is
traditionally made with white cotton thread on indigo blue cloth, but
decorative items may use red thread. The classic "cream on blue" look
is achieved by stitching geometric patterns in undyed thread.

Please bring garments you wish to repair in class, applying the
techniques. All other materials will be provided for you. If you do
not wish to bring any of your own garments there will be materials for
you to practice on.

Crane Wife Studio | Ari Irving
Ari spent years working in the costume industry, where she honed her
skills in styling and mending vintage garments. This hands-on
experience allowed her to work with delicate fabrics, intricate
designs, and one-of-a-kind pieces, ensuring they were not only
visually stunning but also functional for stage and everyday wear.
From repairing embroidery to tailoring garments for a perfect fit, she
developed a deep admiration for craftsmanship and stories each piece
carried.

This background has shaped Ari’s approach to creative work, blending
attention to detail with a love for preserving the beauty and history
of every item. After visiting Japan, Ari’s appreciation for Sashiko
grew, and quickly became the perfect “addiction”.

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Cozy up with a cup of tea! Spend the afternoon with herbalist Annie Murchy on a guided journey designed to help you begin to unlock the world of herbal medicine. In this 2-hour class we will explore several medicinal herbs that can offer support for some of the most common women’s issues. Learn how to consider an herbs taste, energetics, actions and affinities to create your own custom tea blend. 

·      Familiarize yourself with terminology

·      Practice researching herbs

·      Learn what to look for when creating purposeful teas

·      Start to unlock your home herbal medicine cabinet

·      Take home a jar of your personal herb blend

All materials and a light snack will be provided. Come with an open heart and mind and ready to learn in a supportive environment. 

CANCELLED

Attend our 4 hour workshop and create your very own ring, pendant, or keychain. Within this jewelry class, your ticket will include your instruction, and all the tools and supplies needed to bring your piece to life.

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Little Stabs | Sashiko Stitchery
Repairs with Crane Wife Studio

Breathe new life into your wardrobe using Sashiko stitching taught by
Ari Irving of Crane Wife Studio! This traditional Japanese technique
is perfect for repairing garments while adding unique, decorative
patterns. Learn how to stitch with purpose and creativity, turning
worn pieces into one-of-a-kind works of art. In this workshop we will
exclusively work on sashiko repair techniques.

Sashiko is a technique that uses a running stitch to reinforce or
decorate cloth.

The name literally translates to "little stabs". Originating around
400 years ago in rural northern Japan. It was a way to keep warm and
preserve clothing in harsh winters. Women would often stitch sashiko
on dark evenings so they could see what they were doing. Sashiko is
traditionally made with white cotton thread on indigo blue cloth, but
decorative items may use red thread. The classic "cream on blue" look
is achieved by stitching geometric patterns in undyed thread.

Please bring garments you wish to repair in class, applying the
techniques. All other materials will be provided for you. If you do
not wish to bring any of your own garments there will be materials for
you to practice on.

Crane Wife Studio | Ari Irving
Ari spent years working in the costume industry, where she honed her
skills in styling and mending vintage garments. This hands-on
experience allowed her to work with delicate fabrics, intricate
designs, and one-of-a-kind pieces, ensuring they were not only
visually stunning but also functional for stage and everyday wear.
From repairing embroidery to tailoring garments for a perfect fit, she
developed a deep admiration for craftsmanship and stories each piece
carried.

This background has shaped Ari’s approach to creative work, blending
attention to detail with a love for preserving the beauty and history
of every item. After visiting Japan, Ari’s appreciation for Sashiko
grew, and quickly became the perfect “addiction”.

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Due To Popular Demand Ari is hosting another workshop in March

Design and Construct a Bag from Remnants and Scraps with Gina Pomponio of Veneration Vintage

In this workshop you will learn how to repurpose denim—one of the most durable yet discarded fabrics—into a sustainable, one-of-a-kind accessory.

Whether you’re an experienced maker or picking up a needle and thread for the first time, this workshop is an opportunity to connect with the art of sewing and explore the endless potential of upcycled materials.

You will be challenged to rethink how you could be repurposing your jeans by experimenting with texture, color, and hardware while honing your skills in patchwork, stitching, and design.

Denim will be provided.

You are encouraged to bring your sewing machine to help familiarize yourself with its setup. Please let us know if you will be bringing the machine or if one needs to be provided when checking out.

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Join Annie Murchy of El Rancho de las Golondrinas for an introduction to medicinal tea.

Cozy up with a cup of tea! Spend the afternoon with herbalist Annie Murchy on a guided

journey designed to help you discover the world of herbal infusions. In this 2-hour class

we will explore several common, and a few not-as-common medicinal herbs,

considering their energetics, actions, affinities, and tastes to create your own custom

tea blend.

 Familiarize yourself with terminology

 Practice researching herbs

 Learn what to look for when creating purposeful teas

 Start to unlock your home herbal medicine cabinet

 Take home a jar of your personal herb blend

All materials and a light snack will be provided. Come with an open heart and mind and

ready to learn in a supportive environment.

1PM - 3PM $55

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Take your silversmithing skills to the next level in this immersive workshop designed for those ready to build on foundational techniques. You'll select a stone of your choice and learn advanced methods such as stamping, intricate shaping, and detailed embellishments to elevate your designs.

This hands-on experience encourages creativity and exploration as you craft a unique, one-of-a-kind piece. Whether you're looking to expand your skillset or dive deeper into the art of silversmithing, this workshop will inspire you to bring your creative vision to life.

$215

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Come Hang Before Heading to Canyon Road

Posole

Tamales

Hot Drinks

We are putting out the farolitos

Live Music by Matt Stevenson

Last Minute Gifts

In our 6 hours together we’ll connect with our ancestors, the tradition of weaving, and bond over ceremonial cacao and complimentary snacks. We will cover rigid heddle loom terminology and mechanics, weaving a variety of designs using the clasped weft technique, finishing techniques such as hemstitching and mounting to a dowel.

This experience is perfect for those looking to:

• Create a special, handmade gift

• Spend quality time with friends or family

• Explore a calming, creative craft

• Connect with ancestral traditions

No prior experience is needed, and all materials are provided. Just bring your curiosity and enjoy an evening filled with creativity, connection, and ritual.

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In this class we will explore the ancient Japanese form of folding paper to make a sculptural book with a pop up feel. Fun and the perfect amount of challenge brings great satisfaction to this cool style of book making. We will incorporate folding, glueing and making our own book covers.

We will make 3 forms of the Lotus Fold book. One 5 x 5 book,
an ornament, and one mini book, all using the fabulous LOTUS form!

Register by emailing Jasmine at jasminequinsier@hotmail.com
or by paying $90 to:
@Jasmine-Quinsier (VENMO)
jasminequinsier@hotmail.com (PAYPAL)

This is your chance to join renown silversmith Kayla Ortiz for this 4-hour beginner-friendly jewelry class you will dive into the art of silversmithing and discover the magic involved in bringing your very own design to life!

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Join Angela Cefaratti of Mottainai and Annie Murchy of Rancho de las Golondrinas for a beginner's workshop on the art of Shibori dyeing using natural indigo.

Make your old fabrics new again! Shibori, a Japanese technique similar to tye dye, originated over 1300 years ago. Traditionally using indigo dye on hemp fabric, it gained popularity as a way to renew faded, stained and damaged clothing. Sounds like mottainai to us!

BYOC Bring Your Own Cotton: Limited to 2 small items. Think pre-washed white or light colored 100% cotton t-shirt, bandana or tote bag. There will also be a selection of vintage cotton available for purchase.

*Shibori can be messy, and stain (it's fabric dye, duh) please dress accordingly.

Includes Refreshments

$75

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Turn play-time with your kitty into an opportunity for activated transformation. We'll reincarnate those 80's shoulder pads using hand-sewing, bits & bobs, and lots of love, into a one-of-a-kind Magic Mouse for your best feline friend! Option to add some extra magic and turn your mouse into a spell for removing obstacles!

Materials Provided: Reclaimed shoulder pads, /needle thread, buttons, leather scraps, ribbon scraps, rope/cord/yarn, fabric scraps, pen & paper, catnip.

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Parking Lot Party!

Loads of vintage and artisan vendors with LIVE music.

Featuring Music by:

Easy Sleeper

Sweet Nothin

Strange Magic

Vendors Include:

Pink Fink Vintage

Rhodes Reserve

Afterworld Organics

Curious Maximalist

Experience the magic of using food scraps while customizing a pair of socks or bandana.   Enjoy a homemade tasty treat and sip while learning the basic principles of natural dyeing. The $50 Fee includes bandana or socks and snack/sip.

Wear clothes you don’t mind getting dirty!

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Learn Screen Printing with Quinn Tincher of Unexpected Art School. In this beginner’s workshop, Quinn will help take your design idea to finished product. You will be provided both screen and ink, but you should bring a item that you want to print on. Mottainai will have some vintage dead stock tee shirts available for purchase as well. Each participant will leave with their own screen that you will be able to continue to use.

The workshop will be divided in to two parts with a design segment and a printing segment with a break in between.

This workshop is limited to 7 participants.

$85

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This immersive “preschool” experience for adults offers an invitation to reconnect with your inner child and unique creative energy in a supportive, playful community setting. The two hour experience includes story time, music & movement, arts & crafts, show & tell and snack. Expect nostalgic activities, stirring stories and joyful explorations. All materials and snacks will be provided. Bring something for “show & tell”!

Your “teacher”, Andrea Dupree, is an artist and Reggio-inspired Early Childhood + Yoga Educator.

$45

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POSTPONED - Moving to September - Will Update When Date is Finalized

Come and explore the vast possibilities in creating adornments from beading on a loom.

In this beginner’s workshop, Jesse Haviland, local Santa fean craftsmaker and artisan

will take you on a fun exploration into learning to bead on a loom and express a

personal symbology that you can adorn yourself in and gift to others.

We will start out with a brief history of, “The Bead.” And go into an approach to creating

your own design. You will leave with a grounded knowledge of bead looming that can

be taken into future creations. This craft is meditative, relaxing, and so much fun in

workshop settings.

All looms and materials will be provided. Our aim is to have you come away with a small

bracelet piece that you can take with you and to see the possibilities of incorporating

this craft into other places in your life. It’s a great way to relax and kick back on a

Sunday afternoon and create some beauty.

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