Friday, October 23rd 7 - 8.30pm (to benefit Friends of Tryon Creek)
At Poppy & Finch Botanical Studio nestled in the back of the Plural Collective outdoor corridor:
8012 SE 13th Ave. Portland, OR 97202
Let’s get grounded and create a hanging botanical brag, a combination of broom and swag, using PNW Western Red Cedar and other Fall greeneries, etc.
While we create, I’d like to encourage you to brag about your accomplishments so far in the year, honor the new season/beginning and connect with the land. We’ll use & learn about PNW Western Red Cedar’s habitat, significance, roles to the land, and the indigenous community. PNW Western Red Cedar attracts good spirits, brings protection and disperses negative energies. You can hang your swag anywhere, such as your front door or bedroom door. We’ll also use cinnamon, cones, dried flowers, seeds, conifers, herbs, and more.
For wreath, we’ll be using repurposed embroidery hoops with moss.
• 15% of fee goes to Friends of Tryon Creek
• Space is limited to 5 people per workshop (for age 17+)
• All supplies/material included
• A journal with nature-inspired and reflections
• A PDF hand-out of knowledge & resources on native plants including a list of local non-profit organizations and native plant nurseries
You will walk away feeling connected with yourself, the land, community and all the critters that belong on this land.
NO REFUND FOR CANCELLATION 5 DAYS BEFORE THE WORKSHOP DATE.
Friday, October 23rd 7 - 8.30pm (to benefit Friends of Tryon Creek)
At Poppy & Finch Botanical Studio nestled in the back of the Plural Collective outdoor corridor:
8012 SE 13th Ave. Portland, OR 97202
Let’s get grounded and create a hanging botanical brag, a combination of broom and swag, using PNW Western Red Cedar and other Fall greeneries, etc.
While we create, I’d like to encourage you to brag about your accomplishments so far in the year, honor the new season/beginning and connect with the land. We’ll use & learn about PNW Western Red Cedar’s habitat, significance, roles to the land, and the indigenous community. PNW Western Red Cedar attracts good spirits, brings protection and disperses negative energies. You can hang your swag anywhere, such as your front door or bedroom door. We’ll also use cinnamon, cones, dried flowers, seeds, conifers, herbs, and more.
For wreath, we’ll be using repurposed embroidery hoops with moss.
• 15% of fee goes to Friends of Tryon Creek
• Space is limited to 5 people per workshop (for age 17+)
• All supplies/material included
• A journal with nature-inspired and reflections
• A PDF hand-out of knowledge & resources on native plants including a list of local non-profit organizations and native plant nurseries
You will walk away feeling connected with yourself, the land, community and all the critters that belong on this land.
NO REFUND FOR CANCELLATION 5 DAYS BEFORE THE WORKSHOP DATE.
