Felted Plants = Stab Wool + Shape a Cactus, Plant or Succulent + Plant It in a Pot

What:
Felt your stress away while making the cutest, most low-maintenance plant you’ll ever own! In this class, you’ll use simple needle felting techniques to create a cactus or succulent, complete with a mini pot and decorative rocks. It’s fun, beginner-friendly, and totally addictive—no green thumb required! Choose from a rainbow of wool colors to make your creation as realistic or whimsical as you’d like.

When:
This class is on Wednesday, April 29th 6:00pm to 8:00pm.

Cost:
$29 includes all supplies—a felting needle, colorful wool roving, rocks, pot, and guidance from start to finish. Plus, you get to use your imagination to create something you truly love!

How to Sign Up and Cancellation Policy:
👉Sign up online:  https://localartisancollective.com/events/felted-succulents-plants-or-cactus/

Or contact Stephanie directly:
📞 801-940-6972
📧 our_childrens_earth@yahoo.com
(She can take payment over the phone or send you an invoice.)

Cancellation is accepted up to 14 days before the class starts.

Ages:
Open to all ages—just note that younger kiddos will need help from an adult to use the sharp needles.

Who:
This class is taught by Stephanie Howerton of Our Children’s Earth. Stephanie is obsessed with fiber arts, hand-dyeing, felting, marbling, and anything that lets creativity run wild. She says:

“Felting is pure magic—it’s like sculpting with wool! I can’t wait to share it with you.”

Stephanie has been featured in Fox 13 News, Good Things Utah, Huffington Post, VEIN Magazine, Indie Ogden, and more. She teaches a variety of hands-on creative classes at The Local Artisan Collective and believes anyone can be an artist with the right tools and inspiration.