Classes

Handspinning: How to Start

with Jennifer Folsom

Saturday, June 27th from  1PM – 4PM (Adults 18+)


This workshop offers a welcoming introduction to the timeless craft of handspinning. Explore the quiet transformation of fiber into yarn through twist, drafting, and plying while controlling thickness, consistency, and troubleshooting common issues. Students will be introduced to several beginner-friendly tools and traditional techniques, including drop spindles, improvised spindles, and thigh spinning.


By the end of the workshop, each participant will leave with handspun yarn samples and the foundational skills needed to continue spinning at home.


All materials and tools provided, but students can bring spinning equipment if they want.


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ABOUT JENNIFER


Jennifer Folsom is a fiber artist focused on hand processing, handspinning, and book arts. She works with fibers she grows, gathers, and sources, using both historical and contemporary processes.


Her work is driven by curiosity and the knowledge that develops through making.


ARTIST WEBSITE

HOMESCHOOL AND PRESCHOOL GROUP PIANO


Sheri Morris is now enrolling group piano classes and lessons.


Mini Musicians Preschool Program (45 minutes weekly) 

 Ages 3 - 5


  • Piano readiness and music exploration
  • Low-to-no home practice


 Group limit - 4


Partner Piano Lessons (45 minutes weekly)

 Ages 6 and up, two students learning together


 Advantages over solo lessons:

  •  Peer motivation
  •  Ensemble playing opportunities
  •  Music theory games - better together



Group Piano Lessons (45 minutes weekly)

Ages 6 and up (bring your own keyboard)


  • Note Reading
  • Improvising
  • Group playing
  • Music games


 Group limit - 6


Sheri is also offering private lessons.


For more information and to get signed up, 

please contact Sheri Morris at songbirdsheri@comcast.net


Visit Sheri's Website


About Sheri Morris:

Sheri has enjoyed teaching piano for many years. She loves discovering each student’s

personality and style, and tailoring their lessons to provide them the best music learning

experience. Professional development is an ongoing part of Sheri’s teaching career, which

provides her students with the highest quality education.


Students in Sheri’s studio have fun becoming:

  •  Music explorers, discoverers, and creators
  •  Skilled note readers
  •  Comfortable group players and performers
  •  Lifelong lovers of music