Join us for the second installment of our Wild Home Series, where you'll craft an artful sanctuary designed to attract and shelter nature's most elegant pollinators. This 2-hour workshop combines fine woodworking with ecological purpose.
What You'll Make π Transform select hardwoods into a charming butterfly house featuring cedar shake roofing, vertical slats for ventilation, and decorative elements that make it as beautiful as its future inhabitants. Create a garden-worthy piece that's both functional shelter and artistic accent.
What You'll Learn π¨
Traditional shake roof construction
Proper use of table saw and hand tools
Weather-resistant assembly methods
Design principles for wildlife habitats
Butterfly behavior and habitat requirements
Why Butterflies? πΊ Beyond their beauty, butterflies are crucial pollinators and indicators of ecosystem health. Your handcrafted house provides essential shelter from predators and harsh weather, supporting local butterfly populations while adding a distinctive architectural element to your garden.
Perfect For:
Woodworkers ready for intermediate techniques
Garden enthusiasts and nature lovers
Anyone interested in ecological crafting
Families seeking a meaningful project
What's Included:
All premium materials and tools
Expert instruction and guidance
Take-home habitat guide
Placement and care instructions
Light refreshments
Continue Your Journey πΏ This workshop is the second step in our Wild Home Series. Join us for individual workshops or save 20% when you sign up for the full series. No experience necessary, just bring your creativity and readiness to make something meaningful.
Date: Monday, May 5, 2025 Time: 6:00 - 8:00 PM Workshop length: 2 hours Skill level: Beginner friendly Price: $80 (or save 20% when you sign up for the full Wild Home Series)
Space is limited to ensure personalized instruction. Reserve your workbench today!