
Working with Clay Class
Beaufort Historic Site 150 Turner Street, Beaufort, NC, United StatesClay utilitarian vessels are part of the earliest times in recorded history, including the Bible. In this 3-hour workshop, a … Read More
Clay utilitarian vessels are part of the earliest times in recorded history, including the Bible. In this 3-hour workshop, a … Read More
Come join us for a morning of visiting with our Master Gardener Volunteers of Carteret County! They will be on … Read More
The Nantucket Wine Chiller is woven over an insulated metal form and we will use Hamburg cane to weave the … Read More
This lovely Holiday Tree is woven over a styrofoam form with a cherry base attached to the bottom. The body … Read More
Join us for a class led by local basket weaver, Jenny Elzy to make a hand-woven Swedish Advent Star out … Read More
The Bedazzled Nantucket is a classic Nantucket Basket crafted over a sturdy plastic mold. It features a 4-inch maple base, … Read More
Pine needle basket-making has a history spanning nearly 9,000 years, with baskets traditionally used to hold grain, crops, and other … Read More
Join us on April 8th at 9 a.m. in the Beaufort Historic Site Welcome Center for a Nantucket Buffet Basket … Read More
Wild Rose Glass has been creating, repairing, and teaching the age-old art of Stained Glass for over 40 years! They … Read More
Area canvas rugs, today known as floor cloth, had their start in 18th century England. Initially used by the wealthy, … Read More