Canceled Making Nuno Scarves with Bonnie Himberg
Join fiber artist Bonnie Himberg for a hands-on workshop exploring the beautiful technique of Nuno felting—a Japanese-inspired method of bonding wool and fibers onto natural cloth to create unique, textured scarves.
In this 4-hour class, you’ll learn the basics of wet felting and how to layer wool, fabrics, and trims to design and create your own wearable art. Demonstrations and guided instruction will be provided throughout.
What to bring:
- large towel & hand towel
- Scissors
- A squeeze-style water bottle
- Snack or lunch
Class Fee: $60
OHCA Members: $50
Material Fee: $10
Space is Limited to 10 participants!
Register soon to reserve your spot!
About Bonnie:
Fun, fabric, fiber and function have been the core of my artistic journey since I was a child. Raised in Mexico, my first large installation as a teenager was a set of yarn headboards inspired by the Cora Indian technique of yarn appliqué. I spent my summers as an apprentice to a batik artist in Mexico City.
Travels and an M.A. in textiles led me to an exciting teaching career at Fort Mason Art Center in San Francisco; art exhibitions, awards and many trade shows such as the American Craft Council and Rosen throughout the country established my Bonika butlers and benches as a well-known whimsical and functional art form.”