In this class we will be weaving lavender wands, which are Victorian Era sachets originated in Provence, France. They can be described as freshly cut lavender flowers within a cage of their own stems woven with ribbon; dried afterwards; with a wonderful scent that lingers for many years. 

The class will also include hints regarding the type of lavender best for wands, u-cutting in a very short harvesting season, and the necessity of using only fresh-cut stems. Students will make 1-3 wands.

Instructor

Diane Woods

Time and Place

Monday, June 24, 2019
6:30 - 9:30 p.m.
Multnomah Arts Center Room 7

Cost

Class Fee:  $5
Materials Fee:  $10 (please bring to class for the instructor)

Open to

All skill levels

Registration for this workshop is open to Guild members only. For registration information, email the Fourth Monday Chair.. Not a member?  Join the Guild today! 

What to bring

Scissors

To Register

For registration information, email the Fourth Monday Chair.  Registration begins May 1.