Explore FiberCrafting
At the Creative Cauldron, we offer a variety of fiber crafts for every skill level. Whether you’re interested in weaving, felting, dyeing, knitting, embroidery, cross-stitching, or basketry, we are here to guide you on your creative journey.
Above all, we are a gathering space for women, a welcoming community, and a group of highly experienced teachers and makers available to help you select materials and expand your skills through one of our many classes and gatherings to be the crafty witch you want to be.
Join us for a cup of tea and learn how to weave your magickal and fiber crafting together.
Textiles and Fiber Art
Textiles have been an essential part of human life since the beginning of civilization. Textile artworks use plant, animal, or man-made fibers to make practical or decorative objects or a combination of both. They include weaving, embroidery, knitting, crocheting, quilting, and many other techniques. These types of artworks are also often called “fiber art” – particularly when the result doesn’t look like a traditional “textile.”
Fiber art uses a combination of matter made out of natural or synthetic material. Fibers include cotton, linen, yarn, felt, hemp, string, ribbon, wool, silk, acrylic, rayon, and many more. As with any other art form, your imagination is the only restriction to what can be made.
Some of our workshops include:
Plant Dyes and Twined Yarn Pouches
Backyard Basketry: Coiling with Grasses, Cattails, & More
Harvest Baskets Making With Natural Fibers
Introduction to Freeform Tapestry Weaving
Whisk Broom Making
The Fiber Coven
Ready to circle up and get your magickal stitch-witchery on?
Join fellow magickally-minded women and enjoy this social gathering to work on your portable fiber craft projects on the third Sunday of every month at 11 a.m. at the Creative Cauldron. Enjoy time every month to come together and connect with other fiber witches, and work on embroidery projects, cross stitch, needlepoint, knitting, or any other fiber or textile art you’re crafting that's easily transportable and low-mess.
This is not a workshop; no one will teach a “how-to,” and materials will not be supplied. This is an open hour to work on your projects and meet other like-minded women in a relaxing environment. There is no charge, just a contribution towards tea & snacks.
Donations toward a “community craft basket” of yarn and tools for others to use are gratefully accepted!
