Updates
Peter Henrikson Talk
In 2023, North House instructor Peter Henrikson took his timber framing skills to France to help rebuild Notre Dame's iconic timbered roof. Join Peter February 21 at 7pm in the Red Building for a presentation about his once-in-a-lifetime experience.
February 8 Hard Hat Tour Update
Where does the future of craft come from? In this video update, Director Greg Wright shares about a key component of Framing the Future: strengthening the internship program.
Rosemaling Patterns on Trunks
Rosemaling is more than mere decoration; its patterns can convey a sense of belonging and love for community. In her newest blog post, Tara Austin writes about participating in the historic tradition of rosemaling trunks.
Friends at the Table Every Day
Craft is about more than just products—it's about bringing people together. In her newest blog post, Mary Tripoli writes about the connections made on her craft journey, and the meaning carried in handmade objects.
Hygge Season 2024
It’s hygge season! Our online School Store has a stash of cozy items to get you through the heart of winter. Find hygge-themed books, carved wooden hearts, heart felt scrubbies, and more!
Wood Week 2024
Wood Week is underway! Join us on campus March 11-18 for a special thematic week celebrating all things woodworking, complete with coursework, evening programming, and the annual Carver's Conference.
Finding inspiration outside your wheelhouse
Sometimes, finding inspiration for what you do best comes from trying something totally different. In this post, Liz O'Brien writes about the importance of moving beyond the familiar to try new things.
From Sheep to Shawls: Spinning with Martha Owen
Raising sheep, spinning yarn, playing banjo—Martha Owen is a multitalended craftsperson and instructor from the John C. Campbell Folk School. We're thrilled to welcome her this April to teach two spinning courses!
New Year’s Reflections
New year's reflections from a fiber artist: in her latest blog post, Caroline Feyling writes about stepping out of her comfort zone, growing her skills, and about how failing means that you're learning.
Paints and Plants: Finding Rosemaling Inspiration Along Lake Superior's North Shore
In her newest blog post, rosemaler Tara Austin writes about the connection between plants and painting, and the never-ending inspiration found in Minnesota's boreal forest.