Upcoming Events

Nuno Felted Scraf - PRIVATE EVENT
Sep
25

Nuno Felted Scraf - PRIVATE EVENT

Learn the basics of nuno wet felting; the process of felting over a piece of material.  We will be creating a beautiful 6’x6” scarf.

If you are interested in hosting your own private class, please reach out to April Cox at info@tupeloacres.com or call/text 941-830-3947.

Classes are fully customizable to fit your needs. Class pricing is based on mileage and number of participants.

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Wet Felted Hat
Sep
25

Wet Felted Hat

Learn the basics of wet felting over a resist while creating a functional beanie style everyday wear hat.  Felt is naturally insulating and water resistant. 

To register or for more information please go to CLASSES | Grounded Printshop

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Beginner Crochet Mittens Class 1 of 3
Oct
6

Beginner Crochet Mittens Class 1 of 3

Learn crochet basics while making these functional mittens. Learn how to make the beginning slip knot, work in the round, increase stitches, decrease stitches, add a string, fasten off and weave in ends. This 3 session 2 hour per session class will work the mitten in stages. You then take what you learned to practice the other mitten at home.

You will need Size F/5 (3.75mm) hook, worsted weight/DK light colored yarn about 160 yards rolled into 2 even balls (one for each mitten),yarn needle, stitch marker (at least 2).

Stitches Used for this Project

Chain

Double Crochet

Half Double Crochet

Front Post Double Crochet

Half Double Crochet 2 together (this is how you decrease)

To register, contact Deb Brown at 814-573-1412, @PrimitiveScentiments, or primitivescentiments@yahoo.com

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Beginner Crochet Fingerless Gloves Class 1 of 3
Oct
8

Beginner Crochet Fingerless Gloves Class 1 of 3

Learn crochet basics while making these functional yet stylish fingerless gloves.  Learn how to make the beginning slip knot, work in the round, increase stitches, decrease stitches, add a string, fasten off and weave in ends. 

These 3 sessions, 2 hour per session class, will work the gloves in stages while taking what you learned to work the other glove in stages at home.

Need a Size H/8 (5mm) hook, worsted weight/DK light colored yarn about 200 yards rolled into 2 even balls (one for each mitten), stitch markers, and yarn needle. 

Stitches Used in this Project –

Chain

Slip Stitch

Single Crochet

Half Double Crochet

Crab Stitch 

To register or for more information please contact Deb at (814) 573-1412 or primitivescentiments@yahoo.com

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Beginner Crochet Mittens Class 2 of 3
Oct
13

Beginner Crochet Mittens Class 2 of 3

Learn crochet basics while making these functional mittens. Learn how to make the beginning slip knot, work in the round, increase stitches, decrease stitches, add a string, fasten off and weave in ends. This 3 session 2 hour per session class will work the mitten in stages. You then take what you learned to practice the other mitten at home.

You will need Size F/5 (3.75mm) hook, worsted weight/DK light colored yarn about 160 yards rolled into 2 even balls (one for each mitten),yarn needle, stitch marker (at least 2).

Stitches Used for this Project

Chain

Double Crochet

Half Double Crochet

Front Post Double Crochet

Half Double Crochet 2 together (this is how you decrease)

To register, contact Deb Brown at 814-573-1412, @PrimitiveScentiments, or primitivescentiments@yahoo.com

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Beginner Crochet Fingerless Gloves Class 2 of 3
Oct
15

Beginner Crochet Fingerless Gloves Class 2 of 3

Learn crochet basics while making these functional yet stylish fingerless gloves.  Learn how to make the beginning slip knot, work in the round, increase stitches, decrease stitches, add a string, fasten off and weave in ends. 

These 3 sessions, 2 hour per session class, will work the gloves in stages while taking what you learned to work the other glove in stages at home.

Need a Size H/8 (5mm) hook, worsted weight/DK light colored yarn about 200 yards rolled into 2 even balls (one for each mitten), stitch markers, and yarn needle. 

Stitches Used in this Project –

Chain

Slip Stitch

Single Crochet

Half Double Crochet

Crab Stitch 

To register or for more information please contact Deb at (814) 573-1412 or primitivescentiments@yahoo.com

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Beginner Crochet Mittens Class 3 of 3
Oct
20

Beginner Crochet Mittens Class 3 of 3

Learn crochet basics while making these functional mittens. Learn how to make the beginning slip knot, work in the round, increase stitches, decrease stitches, add a string, fasten off and weave in ends. This 3 session 2 hour per session class will work the mitten in stages. You then take what you learned to practice the other mitten at home.

You will need Size F/5 (3.75mm) hook, worsted weight/DK light colored yarn about 160 yards rolled into 2 even balls (one for each mitten),yarn needle, stitch marker (at least 2).

Stitches Used for this Project

Chain

Double Crochet

Half Double Crochet

Front Post Double Crochet

Half Double Crochet 2 together (this is how you decrease)

To register, contact Deb Brown at 814-573-1412, @PrimitiveScentiments, or primitivescentiments@yahoo.com

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Beginner Crochet Fingerless Gloves Class 3 of 3
Oct
22

Beginner Crochet Fingerless Gloves Class 3 of 3

Learn crochet basics while making these functional yet stylish fingerless gloves.  Learn how to make the beginning slip knot, work in the round, increase stitches, decrease stitches, add a string, fasten off and weave in ends. 

These 3 sessions, 2 hour per session class, will work the gloves in stages while taking what you learned to work the other glove in stages at home.

Need a Size H/8 (5mm) hook, worsted weight/DK light colored yarn about 200 yards rolled into 2 even balls (one for each mitten), stitch markers, and yarn needle. 

Stitches Used in this Project –

Chain

Slip Stitch

Single Crochet

Half Double Crochet

Crab Stitch 

To register or for more information please contact Deb at (814) 573-1412 or primitivescentiments@yahoo.com

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Needle Felted 5” Pumpkin (Copy)
Oct
23

Needle Felted 5” Pumpkin (Copy)

Learn the basics of needle felting while creating a cute pumpkin for your Fall decor. The class also includes wire wrapping with wool and the use of dyed wool locks as accents.

To Register please go to www.rayofsunshinecamping.com/events

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Needle Felted Owl
Oct
30

Needle Felted Owl

Learn the basics of 3D needle felting while creating your own owl creature.  Learn how to shape and add details and the purpose and use of different felting needle gauges.

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Wet Felted Hat
Oct
31

Wet Felted Hat

Learn the basics of wet felting over a resist while creating a functional beanie style everyday wear hat.  Felt is naturally insulating and water resistant. 

To register or for more information please go to CLASSES | Grounded Printshop

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Grounded Makers Market
Aug
15

Grounded Makers Market

This year all of the markets will have live music, art shows, food, artist demos, and a wonderful mix of creative vendors. The markets take place in our big parking lot that turns into a welcoming little festival space. It’s a relaxed and friendly atmosphere where people can wander, discover handmade work, and spend time together.

Two of the evenings line up with Gallery Night, so those markets will run as night markets when lots of people are already out exploring art spaces around the city!

If you’re new here, Grounded is a collaborative creative space made up of many artists and small businesses working side-by-side. The printshop offers shared tools, studios, and access to hands-on creative processes including papermaking, risograph printing, screenprinting, relief carving, and other print and fiber arts. Throughout the year we host workshops, open studios, and events that invite people to learn, experiment, and connect through making.

If you’d like to participate, the vendor fee is $35 per market, and we’re always excited to welcome artists, craftspeople, and creative small businesses of all kinds. You can find more information and the vendor application on Grounded’s website.

Market dates:
June 26 (5–9pm)
July 25 (12–5pm)
August 15 (12–5pm)
September 18 (5–9pm)

Don’t forget to mark your calendars, you don’t wanna miss these!

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Cone Flower 5x7 Landscape
Aug
10

Cone Flower 5x7 Landscape

Learn to paint with fiber. Needle felting is the art of using barbed needles to felt fiber. We will be felting over a flat felt sheet to create a 5x7 cone flower portrait.

To Register go to Events | Ray Of Sunshine Camp

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Made in the USA: Traditional Crafting
Jul
1

Made in the USA: Traditional Crafting

Join us as we kick off the Nation’s Semiquincentennial with Made in the USA, a day filled with traditional crafts, live demonstrations, interactive activities, and hands-on experiences inspired by the makers and skills that helped shape our country.

Wednesday, July 1
10 AM – 2 PM
FREE Kid’s Admission thanks to the ECGRA Erie 250 Grant!

Travel through America’s history from colonial times through the industrial revolution while exploring Pennsylvania’s unique role in our nation’s story through traditional crafting and artistry.

What’s in Store?

Pottery with Robert Lewis
Fly Tying with Ari Hart
Hand Carding with April Cox
Calligraphy with Linda Anderson
Quilting Demonstration
Soap Making with Karen
PLUS even more makers and crafts still being added!

Watch talented artists and makers demonstrate their craft, ask questions, and even try hands-on activities yourself as you create, explore, and connect with history in a whole new way

This special event is made possible thanks to an America250PA Semiquincentennial Grant with additional support through the ECGRA Erie 250 Grant.

Bring the family, celebrate America’s birthday, and discover the creativity, craftsmanship, and innovation woven throughout our nation’s history!

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Needle Felting Fruits and Veggies Class
Jun
27

Needle Felting Fruits and Veggies Class

#### REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED ####
#### LIMITED SPACE AVAILABLE ####

Join us and April to learn more about needle felting.
You will be creating food as art during the class.

$30.00 per person
Call and register over the phone (814-266-2993)
Stop in and register in person (211 Mill St. Edinboro, PA)
Your spot is not reserved until payment is made.

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Grounded Makers Market
Jun
26

Grounded Makers Market

This year all of the markets will have live music, art shows, food, artist demos, and a wonderful mix of creative vendors. The markets take place in our big parking lot that turns into a welcoming little festival space. It’s a relaxed and friendly atmosphere where people can wander, discover handmade work, and spend time together.

Two of the evenings line up with Gallery Night, so those markets will run as night markets when lots of people are already out exploring art spaces around the city!

If you’re new here, Grounded is a collaborative creative space made up of many artists and small businesses working side-by-side. The printshop offers shared tools, studios, and access to hands-on creative processes including papermaking, risograph printing, screenprinting, relief carving, and other print and fiber arts. Throughout the year we host workshops, open studios, and events that invite people to learn, experiment, and connect through making.

If you’d like to participate, the vendor fee is $35 per market, and we’re always excited to welcome artists, craftspeople, and creative small businesses of all kinds. You can find more information and the vendor application on Grounded’s website.

Market dates:
June 26 (5–9pm)
July 25 (12–5pm)
August 15 (12–5pm)
September 18 (5–9pm)

Don’t forget to mark your calendars, you don’t wanna miss these!

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Felted Pod Workshop
Jun
25

Felted Pod Workshop

Handcraft a felted vessel approx. 6" wide x 3" tall or pod approx. 9" tall x 5" wide using Alpaca fibers. Age 10 through adult. Perfect for storing small items or for use as an organic flower pot. You will learn to create a template, design, and felt the vessel. Fiber artist April Cox will instruct you through each step as well as teach you about Alpaca fibers. All supplies included.

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Cone Flower 5x7 Landscape
Jun
22

Cone Flower 5x7 Landscape

Learn to paint with fiber. Needle felting is the art of using barbed needles to felt fiber. We will be felting over a flat felt sheet to create a 5x7 cone flower portrait.

Private Class - If you are interested in hosting your own private class, please contact April Cox at info@tupeloacres.com or 941-830-3947

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Jelly Fish 6” Embroidery Hoop
Jun
20

Jelly Fish 6” Embroidery Hoop

Jelly Fish 6” Embroidery Hoop - Learn the basics of needle felting including simple techniques to get the desired results, different types of felting needles and their uses, the tools needed in order to needle felt at home, and embellishments to add personal style while creating your own unique jellyfish for a 6” embroidery hoop. All supplies provided.

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Jelly Fish 6” Embroidery Hoop
Jun
12

Jelly Fish 6” Embroidery Hoop

Jelly Fish 6” Embroidery Hoop - Learn the basics of needle felting including simple techniques to get the desired results, different types of felting needles and their uses, the tools needed in order to needle felt at home, and embellishments to add personal style while creating your own unique jellyfish for a 6” embroidery hoop. All supplies provided.

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Jelly Fish 6” Embroidery Hoop
Jun
9

Jelly Fish 6” Embroidery Hoop

Jelly Fish 6” Embroidery Hoop - Learn the basics of needle felting including simple techniques to get the desired results, different types of felting needles and their uses, the tools needed in order to needle felt at home, and embellishments to add personal style while creating your own unique jellyfish for a 6” embroidery hoop. All supplies provided.

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Herb & Fiber Fest
Jun
6
to Jun 7

Herb & Fiber Fest

  • Cook Forest Sawmill Center for the Arts (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Herb & Fiber Festival

June 6 - June 7, 2026

Saturday: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. 
Sunday: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

This marks the 42nd year for this signature festival that draws hundreds of people looking to start their gardens and get closer to nature. There will be hanging baskets, bedding flats, perennials, annuals, garden artists and herbs.

The Annual Soup Luncheon will be held on June 6th from 11:30 am to 2:00 or until sold out. Cost is $12.00 which includes pottery bowl, soup, bread & butter, cookie, and drink.  Come early!

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Cone Flower 5x7 Landscape
May
30

Cone Flower 5x7 Landscape

Learn to paint with fiber. Needle felting is the art of using barbed needles to felt fiber. We will be felting over a flat felt sheet to create a 5x7 cone flower portrait.

Contact (814) 927-6655 to register.

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Edinboro Art & Music Festival
May
16
to May 17

Edinboro Art & Music Festival

In collaboration with Alpacas & Ewe, during the three days that the festival runs, attendees can check out the art show gallery  or one of the many workshops. Learn about the process of making art from the demonstrating artists. Drop the kids off for special sing-a-longs and craft activities and browse the many pieces of art for sale by local vending artists.

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Mom's Market
May
9

Mom's Market

In collaboration with Alpacas & Ewe, celebrate Mother’s Day weekend at Goodell Gardens with a day full of fun, relaxation, and local charm!

Saturday, May 9th, 11 am - 3pm

Bring your mom for a special outing—or pick up those last-minute Mother’s Day gifts! Enjoy handmade goods from local makers, live music, delicious food, and educational activities for kids of all ages.

Event Highlights

• Browse unique, locally crafted gifts.

• Explore our gift shop, walking trails, and beautiful Labyrinth

• Step onto our Observation Deck Lincoln's Lookout

• Fun activities for families and children.

Food Truck: Marty’s Nacho Mamas

Live Music Schedule

Jess Royer: Noon - 1 PM

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Felted Flower Class
May
4

Felted Flower Class

  • 257 Main Street Spartansburg, PA 16434 United States (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Felted Flowers - $20 per person – Fashion your own fabulous, felted flower and foliage bouquet using felt sheets, floral wire and other embellishing materials. Participants may make several flowers and/or foliage during the two hour workshop.

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Beginner Crochet Course Part 4 of 4
Apr
30

Beginner Crochet Course Part 4 of 4

Beginner Crochet 4 week course - 8 hours of instruction - Learn the basics of crochet in a step-by-step weekly series.  Learn how to start a beginning chain, which is the fundamental beginning to most patterns.  In the first week, learn the slip stitch and single crochet.  In the second week, learn half double crochet.  In the third week, learn double crochet.  In the last week, learn triple/treble crochet.   Throughout the course, you will also learn increasing and decreasing, Back Loop Only (BLO) and Front Loop Only (FLO), Front Post and Back Post stitches, making straight lines in a flat piece, joining a chain to start a round piece.  Leave the class with simple crochet patterns that you can read and practice at home. Need J Hook (6 mm) and worsted weight yarn (#4) in a light solid color. 

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Beginner Crochet Course Part 4 of 4
Apr
24

Beginner Crochet Course Part 4 of 4

Beginner Crochet 4 week course - 8 hours of instruction - Learn the basics of crochet in a step-by-step weekly series.  Learn how to start a beginning chain, which is the fundamental beginning to most patterns.  In the first week, learn the slip stitch and single crochet.  In the second week, learn half double crochet.  In the third week, learn double crochet.  In the last week, learn triple/treble crochet.   Throughout the course, you will also learn increasing and decreasing, Back Loop Only (BLO) and Front Loop Only (FLO), Front Post and Back Post stitches, making straight lines in a flat piece, joining a chain to start a round piece.  Leave the class with simple crochet patterns that you can read and practice at home. Need J Hook (6 mm) and worsted weight yarn (#4) in a light solid color. 

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Beginner Crochet Course Part 3 of 4
Apr
23

Beginner Crochet Course Part 3 of 4

Beginner Crochet 4 week course - 8 hours of instruction - Learn the basics of crochet in a step-by-step weekly series.  Learn how to start a beginning chain, which is the fundamental beginning to most patterns.  In the first week, learn the slip stitch and single crochet.  In the second week, learn half double crochet.  In the third week, learn double crochet.  In the last week, learn triple/treble crochet.   Throughout the course, you will also learn increasing and decreasing, Back Loop Only (BLO) and Front Loop Only (FLO), Front Post and Back Post stitches, making straight lines in a flat piece, joining a chain to start a round piece.  Leave the class with simple crochet patterns that you can read and practice at home. Need J Hook (6 mm) and worsted weight yarn (#4) in a light solid color. 

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Beginner Crochet Course Part 3 of 4
Apr
17

Beginner Crochet Course Part 3 of 4

Beginner Crochet 4 week course - 8 hours of instruction - Learn the basics of crochet in a step-by-step weekly series.  Learn how to start a beginning chain, which is the fundamental beginning to most patterns.  In the first week, learn the slip stitch and single crochet.  In the second week, learn half double crochet.  In the third week, learn double crochet.  In the last week, learn triple/treble crochet.   Throughout the course, you will also learn increasing and decreasing, Back Loop Only (BLO) and Front Loop Only (FLO), Front Post and Back Post stitches, making straight lines in a flat piece, joining a chain to start a round piece.  Leave the class with simple crochet patterns that you can read and practice at home. Need J Hook (6 mm) and worsted weight yarn (#4) in a light solid color. 

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Beginner Crochet Course Part 2 of 4
Apr
16

Beginner Crochet Course Part 2 of 4

Beginner Crochet 4 week course - 8 hours of instruction - Learn the basics of crochet in a step-by-step weekly series.  Learn how to start a beginning chain, which is the fundamental beginning to most patterns.  In the first week, learn the slip stitch and single crochet.  In the second week, learn half double crochet.  In the third week, learn double crochet.  In the last week, learn triple/treble crochet.   Throughout the course, you will also learn increasing and decreasing, Back Loop Only (BLO) and Front Loop Only (FLO), Front Post and Back Post stitches, making straight lines in a flat piece, joining a chain to start a round piece.  Leave the class with simple crochet patterns that you can read and practice at home. Need J Hook (6 mm) and worsted weight yarn (#4) in a light solid color. 

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Make Your Own Dryer Balls
Apr
14

Make Your Own Dryer Balls

Learn how to create your very own dryer ball using batting fiber and felting a complete 1 ounce felted ball for your dryer to replace dryer sheets, reduce drying time, and soften laundry.

To register or for more information please contact April Cox at 941-830-3947 or info@tupeloacres.com.

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