1 class | Saturday, April 20th | 10:00 am - 2:00 pm | RCA Atrium | $75.50
Ages: 18+

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Annabel Stanley offers a fun and creative day of weaving baskets from locally foraged materials that grow here in the Okanagan. They include Willow, Dogwood, Alder, Grape vines, grasses, moss and other “foraged finds”.

The workshop will be held in the RCA Atrium.

Fees include all materials, just bring your lunch.

Annabel Stanley is a Natural Fiber Artist, she weaves with vine canes, dogwood, willow, moss and many other materials which give a vibrant natural effect that exhibit inside and outside.

Annabel has been weaving for over 20 years, she started in New Zealand where she lived with her family before they came to the Okanagan in 2003.

They purchased their own vineyard, which borders onto the McDougall Rim hiking trails, West Kelowna and she and her dogs like to hike and gather on these trails regularly.

She shares her time between family, working in her vineyard, weaving, and teaching workshops. She is also a cross country ski coach for Special Olympics.

Refund policy: No refunds after this course has begun.