Learn to make a Woven Dragonfly: Wheat Weaving Workshop with Katherine Caldwell

*To register for this limited-size class, email spiritofthegrain@gmail.com*
Spend an afternoon with Guild Member Katherine Caldwell as she teaches you the process of wheat weaving in the Folk Art Center auditorium. The Folk Art Center is located at milepost 382 on the Blue Ridge Parkway.

Our organization started in the Asheville region 92 years ago. As the oldest guild in the country, we now represent and sell the work of 900 regional artists.

Escape the hustle of downtown and take a drive up the Parkway to visit the Folk Art Center - there's plenty of parking, a bookstore, a craft shop, two exhibits, a museum, a library, and a hiking trail.

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Learn to make a Woven Dragonfly: Wheat Weaving Workshop with Katherine Caldwell

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