Do I need prior weaving experience to join?

No, the workshop is designed for beginners and no previous experience is required.

Are all materials provided?

Yes, Lavender Hill Farm provides all yarns, looms, and tools needed for the workshop.

What should I wear to the workshop?

Comfortable clothing that allows free movement and can handle some yarn contact is ideal.

Is this workshop suitable for children?

The workshop is best suited for teens and adults due to the concentration and fine motor skills involved.

Can I take my woven piece home?

Absolutely! You’ll leave with the woven project you create during the session.

Is parking available at Lavender Hill Farm?

Yes, there is ample free parking onsite for all workshop attendees.

Tiny Tapestry Weaving Workshop in Boyne City, MI | Workshop

Experience the charm of hands-on creativity at Lavender Hill Farm in Boyne City, Michigan, with the Tiny Tapestry Weaving workshop on September 21, 2025. This beginner-friendly session invites you to learn the basics of weaving, including warping your loom and working with a vibrant selection of yarns. All materials are thoughtfully provided, so you can fully immerse yourself without any preparation. Throughout the workshop, you'll enjoy the farm’s peaceful, rural setting, perfect for sparking inspiration and focus. Whether you're an art lover or just curious about textile crafting, this immersive experience offers a relaxing way to express yourself and create a beautiful piece you'll take home. The intimate private format ensures personalized guidance and a welcoming environment where every participant can thrive. After the workshop, explore Boyne City's charming downtown or the nearby shoreline of Lake Michigan, adding even more adventure to your visit. Lavender Hill Farm combines rustic countryside ambiance with creative learning, making it an ideal destination for anyone looking to try something new and rewarding in the Great Lakes region.

About Lavender Hill Farm

Lavender Hill Farm, located in Boyne City, Michigan, operates as a farm-based events venue offering hands-on workshops and seasonal gatherings. The farm hosts a rotating schedule of creative experiences, including pottery painting sessions—stoneware mugs, beach plates, and pie plates or loaf pans—led by Cottage Pottery instructors. Most pottery workshops provide all materials and yield functional stoneware pieces.

Floral design offerings are led by florist Sydney Wormell and include a Sunflower Floral Design session and Dried Floral Wreath Workshops scheduled for June 30 and August 13. The wreath workshop focuses on an 18-inch wreath made with eucalyptus and dried flowers. Painting classes feature professional artist Daniel Duncan with guided instruction to complete an 11x14 canvas; all painting supplies are provided. Driftwood Art workshops, guided by Jen Barratt, use real driftwood for nature-inspired creations.

Lavender Hill Farm also programs community events in and around the Red Barn, including candlelight yoga with a concluding sound bath, and themed movie nights such as Twilight and Wicked shown under the barn’s rafters. Movie nights often include lawn games and a BYO beverage option. Activities are presented as accessible to a range of skill levels and are positioned to promote creativity, mindfulness, and relaxed social connection.

Visitors are encouraged to review specific event listings for dates, times, and registration details. Lavender Hill Farm’s combination of named instructors, scheduled workshops, and the Red Barn setting provides a predictable, workshop-focused experience for individuals and small groups. Booking availability and specific instructor information are listed on event pages online.