Witches' Besom - Virtual Workshop - April 5

from $200.00

Please read all information carefully; there’s important stuff in here!

This workshop will take place via Zoom on Saturday, April 5 at 10am PST and will take about 3 hours. Please allow 2 hours of prep time for your stalks to soak prior to class.

Lean in to all your broomy, witchy dreams in this immersive Besom Broom virtual workshop! This engaging and interactive class will take you step-by-step through the process of traditional broom making; you'll gain hands-on experience and insights into the rich history of broom making while developing the time-honored skills required to make a quality piece of functional art.

Your kit will include:
- broomcorn of your choice (natural, black, or half & half)
- a kiln-dried PNW hardwood handle
- broomcorn stalks for weaving
- tarred twine for constructing your bristle
- colored twine of your choice for stitching and weaving
- a stitching needle

Other tools you will need:
- a lighter
- a sharp knife
- sharp scissors
- a lidded container for soaking your stalks
- a hand towel
- a drill (optional)
- a gardening glove for your dominant hand (optional)

AFTER YOU PLACE YOUR ORDER:
Keep an eye on your Inbox! An email will be automatically sent to you immediately after purchase. This email includes the link to the Zoom class, instructions for how to prepare for class in advance, as well as the link to the recorded demo.
PLEASE KEEP THIS EMAIL. If you don’t see it in your inbox please check your spam, junk, and “promotions” email folders, and move it to your inbox so that it doesn’t get automatically deleted. You must be subscribed to emails to receive the prep and zoom info.

WANT TO USE YOUR OWN STICK?!
SURE! I love it when people find a stick they love, and this can also be a good option for International customers to save on shipping and avoid package length restrictions. If you’d like to purchase a kit without a handle, just select “With Kit - No Stick” in the dropdown options.
A kit with no stick will include one broom’s worth of materials. Some things to consider when choosing your broom handle: dried, cured or kiln dried wood is preferred to prevent damage from bugs, rot, and cracking. I like a diameter between 3/4” and 1 1/2”, but this is largely dependent on your preferences. For a full length broom, 40” is a good length. For a shorter broom such as for a porch or hearth, 25-30” is great. For any questions, just shoot me an email!

NEVER MADE A BROOM BEFORE ???
You’re going to absolutely love it!
All our workshops are approachable for all experience levels, although this one is on the slightly more advanced side. More advanced brooms always turn out better with a little more experience under your belt, so if you’re looking for a good introduction to broom making before committing to a more advanced project, check out our Simple, Woven, Stitched, or Cobwebber workshops!

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Please read all information carefully; there’s important stuff in here!

This workshop will take place via Zoom on Saturday, April 5 at 10am PST and will take about 3 hours. Please allow 2 hours of prep time for your stalks to soak prior to class.

Lean in to all your broomy, witchy dreams in this immersive Besom Broom virtual workshop! This engaging and interactive class will take you step-by-step through the process of traditional broom making; you'll gain hands-on experience and insights into the rich history of broom making while developing the time-honored skills required to make a quality piece of functional art.

Your kit will include:
- broomcorn of your choice (natural, black, or half & half)
- a kiln-dried PNW hardwood handle
- broomcorn stalks for weaving
- tarred twine for constructing your bristle
- colored twine of your choice for stitching and weaving
- a stitching needle

Other tools you will need:
- a lighter
- a sharp knife
- sharp scissors
- a lidded container for soaking your stalks
- a hand towel
- a drill (optional)
- a gardening glove for your dominant hand (optional)

AFTER YOU PLACE YOUR ORDER:
Keep an eye on your Inbox! An email will be automatically sent to you immediately after purchase. This email includes the link to the Zoom class, instructions for how to prepare for class in advance, as well as the link to the recorded demo.
PLEASE KEEP THIS EMAIL. If you don’t see it in your inbox please check your spam, junk, and “promotions” email folders, and move it to your inbox so that it doesn’t get automatically deleted. You must be subscribed to emails to receive the prep and zoom info.

WANT TO USE YOUR OWN STICK?!
SURE! I love it when people find a stick they love, and this can also be a good option for International customers to save on shipping and avoid package length restrictions. If you’d like to purchase a kit without a handle, just select “With Kit - No Stick” in the dropdown options.
A kit with no stick will include one broom’s worth of materials. Some things to consider when choosing your broom handle: dried, cured or kiln dried wood is preferred to prevent damage from bugs, rot, and cracking. I like a diameter between 3/4” and 1 1/2”, but this is largely dependent on your preferences. For a full length broom, 40” is a good length. For a shorter broom such as for a porch or hearth, 25-30” is great. For any questions, just shoot me an email!

NEVER MADE A BROOM BEFORE ???
You’re going to absolutely love it!
All our workshops are approachable for all experience levels, although this one is on the slightly more advanced side. More advanced brooms always turn out better with a little more experience under your belt, so if you’re looking for a good introduction to broom making before committing to a more advanced project, check out our Simple, Woven, Stitched, or Cobwebber workshops!

Please read all information carefully; there’s important stuff in here!

This workshop will take place via Zoom on Saturday, April 5 at 10am PST and will take about 3 hours. Please allow 2 hours of prep time for your stalks to soak prior to class.

Lean in to all your broomy, witchy dreams in this immersive Besom Broom virtual workshop! This engaging and interactive class will take you step-by-step through the process of traditional broom making; you'll gain hands-on experience and insights into the rich history of broom making while developing the time-honored skills required to make a quality piece of functional art.

Your kit will include:
- broomcorn of your choice (natural, black, or half & half)
- a kiln-dried PNW hardwood handle
- broomcorn stalks for weaving
- tarred twine for constructing your bristle
- colored twine of your choice for stitching and weaving
- a stitching needle

Other tools you will need:
- a lighter
- a sharp knife
- sharp scissors
- a lidded container for soaking your stalks
- a hand towel
- a drill (optional)
- a gardening glove for your dominant hand (optional)

AFTER YOU PLACE YOUR ORDER:
Keep an eye on your Inbox! An email will be automatically sent to you immediately after purchase. This email includes the link to the Zoom class, instructions for how to prepare for class in advance, as well as the link to the recorded demo.
PLEASE KEEP THIS EMAIL. If you don’t see it in your inbox please check your spam, junk, and “promotions” email folders, and move it to your inbox so that it doesn’t get automatically deleted. You must be subscribed to emails to receive the prep and zoom info.

WANT TO USE YOUR OWN STICK?!
SURE! I love it when people find a stick they love, and this can also be a good option for International customers to save on shipping and avoid package length restrictions. If you’d like to purchase a kit without a handle, just select “With Kit - No Stick” in the dropdown options.
A kit with no stick will include one broom’s worth of materials. Some things to consider when choosing your broom handle: dried, cured or kiln dried wood is preferred to prevent damage from bugs, rot, and cracking. I like a diameter between 3/4” and 1 1/2”, but this is largely dependent on your preferences. For a full length broom, 40” is a good length. For a shorter broom such as for a porch or hearth, 25-30” is great. For any questions, just shoot me an email!

NEVER MADE A BROOM BEFORE ???
You’re going to absolutely love it!
All our workshops are approachable for all experience levels, although this one is on the slightly more advanced side. More advanced brooms always turn out better with a little more experience under your belt, so if you’re looking for a good introduction to broom making before committing to a more advanced project, check out our Simple, Woven, Stitched, or Cobwebber workshops!

Due to variations in lighting and screen color settings, we cannot guarantee that the color you see on your screen exactly match the color you will receive in your kit (although I’ve done my best to achieve color accuracy, some of these colors are pretty tricky to photograph!)


SHIPPING:
Kits for Live workshops are shipped the week prior to the workshop date.
Example: If you place your order in November for a workshop that takes place in March, your kit will not ship until March, etc.
Kits for Recorded Workshops are usually shipped within two weeks. (Unless ordered with a live workshop, then both will ship the week prior to the live workshop.)
We package orders on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. Packages are dropped at the post office on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. Orders placed after 4pm pst on Wednesday will not ship out until the following week.

CUSTOMERS OUTSIDE THE UNITED STATES:
- Purchase 4-6 weeks prior to the class date to ensure your kit arrives in time.
- This kit ships in a 40”/102cm x 4”/10cm x 4”/10cm box. Please check with your local postal organization to determine if this package size will get through.
- Know your Time Zone and consider the workshop’s time of day. All workshops are scheduled on Pacific Time. Click Here to Convert Time Zones
- Please check your country’s Customs and Imports Regulations to ensure that materials such as processed natural fibers and cured hardwoods are accepted. For questions or concerns, contact me.
- Any duties/customs/VAT fees are the customer’s responsibility.
- Please provide a phone number in the notes at checkout - most international carriers require a recipient phone number before I can ship the package.

IMPORTANT - you must be signed up to receive email updates in order to receive the prep email. Without the prep email, you will not have access to the class.

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