Weaving and Eating Cookies while Helping Local Kids

Who wants to weave and eat homemade cookies while helping foster kids?

Now, that I have your attention, let me tell you about the beginners weaving class at the farm.

Hosted by Morgan Crouch, this event will teach you how to create a wall hanging such as this:

Such a gorgeous piece of art. 

But you’re thinking, I’m not crafty. Well Morgan is one of the most patient people I know, and she won’t let you give up.

Morgan taught me how to make a wreath, helped me make a board to display my children's art and has taken our family's photo on several occasions.

“I have always loved creating things because it’s a way for me to take ordinary things and use them for something beautiful, like God does with us,” she said.

She recently re-taught herself to weave.

 “I use to weave little potholders when I was 10! I am loving playing with all the colors and textures,” said Morgan.

She explained once you learn how the basics work the possibilities are endless and not very complicated. (Now were talking because I am not crafty, but I want my project to be something I can display!!!)

The class is this Saturday from 5-8. Registration is required. Your $35 dollar fee includes all supplies. A portion of the proceeds will go to SMILE FOSTER CARE CLOSEST, an organization that provides for the material needs for foster kids in our region.

So come relax at the farm, eat some potato chip cookies (trust me they are so good!) and learn something new. Also Snoop Hoggy Hog and the gang want to see you!

Oink!

And keep an eye out for future classes and mini photo sessions by Morgan Leah Photography!