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Carbon Sink Crafting: Felting as Environmental Action

Posted July 4, 2024
by Lauren Dahl

Like other art forms, craft can be a powerful way to raise awareness for important issues. In this blog post, intern Lauren Dahl writes about the Boundary Waters and felting as environmental action. 

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A week of tanning in Oregon

Posted September 30, 2021
by Emily Derke

In her latest blog post, Resident Artisan Emily Derke writes about her experience learning about hide tanning on a trip to Oregon.

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The Shoemaker and the Tanner

Posted March 11, 2021
by Emily Derke

A pair of shoes from the leather up! Emily Derke discusses her collaboration with Candace LaCosse in her latest blog post. 

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Time Spent with the Sami in Rural Sweden

Posted October 10, 2019
by Marybeth Garmoe

Recently returned from an extended visit to Scandinavia, Marybeth reflects on time spent with Laila, a respected Sami culture-bearer in rural Sweden.

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Winter Camping

Posted February 21, 2019
by Marybeth Garmoe
As I’m writing, I’m sitting in my small cabin next to a crackling wood stove with a mug…
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A Modern Day Old-Fashioned Log Cabin

Posted October 25, 2015
by North House Folk School
At North House, I frequently have the experience of being inspired. I strike up a conversation with…
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New Horizons in Baking: Sprouted Grain Flours

Posted October 5, 2015
by North House Folk School
Bread baker extraordinaire and North House instructor Amy James is always on the lookout for new…
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Eating Nose to Tail: Going Whole Hog in Butchery

Posted October 5, 2015
by North House Folk School
To take a foods class with Eric Edgin is to be fully immersed in a subject, whether fermentation,…
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