Cordage Making Tuesday
Cordage Making
Tuesday, 5:00 pm
April 7 | Ages 16-99+
Class:
This course introduces cordage making as both a functional skill and a form of material knowledge. Participants will learn to transform raw fibers like dandelion, Virginia creeper, kudzu, and more, into cord through hand-twisting and plying techniques while exploring the historical role of cordage in textile production, tool making, and daily life.
What You’ll Learn:
In a group learning environment, you’ll learn the overview of cordage across cultures, single-strand twist and basic hand-rolling techniques, understanding of different materials such as; plant fibers, reclaimed fibers, and contemporary substitutions, and much more!
You’ll Leave with:
You leave with an understanding how how to create natural cords using reusable and natural materials for future projects.
Deadline to register by: April 3rd
Event Links
Tickets: https://go.evvnt.com/3523732-0
