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floral arrangement make from woven men's ties

MaTEArial Weaving (in person) with Terri “Xin” Roberson

Hirsch Classroom on 1st floor 1250 Revolution Mill Drive, Studio #130, Greensboro, United States

In this class, we will transform recycled fabric into floral compositions that allow us to reflect upon the beauty of the natural world. As with Xin's other classes, we focus on sustainability and repurposing materials, signifying the continuum of life! Registration is required. Registration closes at 12p.m. on the day before class. If you have any questions, please […]

blue and gray crochet in hyperbolic structure/pattern

CANCELED: Hyperbolic Crochet (in person) with Deveta Glenn

Hirsch Classroom on 1st floor 1250 Revolution Mill Drive, Studio #130, Greensboro, United States

DUE TO THE WEATHER, THIS CLASS IS CANCELED. WE HOPE TO RESCHEDULE FOR A FUTRE MONTH! We’ll learn how to apply a mathematical principal to a crochet pattern to create a "hyperbolic sculpture"! We'll create curvy, ruffled, unique shapes! Registration is required. Registration closes at 12p.m. on the day before class. If you have any questions, please call […]

four beautifully wrapped gifts using fabric, Japanense art of Furoshiki

Furoshiki Fabric Art (in person) with Xin Roberson

Hirsch Classroom on 1st floor 1250 Revolution Mill Drive, Studio #130, Greensboro, United States

We'll learn a creative new way to wrap gifts! Furoshiki is a traditional Japanese wrapping cloth used to bundle and transport items. Typically made from fabric such as cotton or silk, it comes in various sizes and designs. Furoshiki serves both practical purposes -- like carrying goods -- and artistic ones, as it allows for […]

blue and gray crochet in hyperbolic structure/pattern

Hyperbolic Crochet (in person) with Deveta Glenn

Hirsch Classroom on 1st floor 1250 Revolution Mill Drive, Studio #130, Greensboro, United States

We’ll learn how to apply a mathematical principal to a crochet pattern to create a “hyperbolic sculpture”! We’ll create curvy, ruffled, unique shapes! Registration is required. Registration closes at 12p.m. on the day before class. If you have any questions, please call the Hirsch Office at 336.209.0259 (leave a message if needed, and we will return your call) or email admin@hirschcenter.org.

miniature, colorful felted slippers decorated with beads, sequins, and embroidery with tiny ribbons to hang as decorations

Tiny Festive Slippers with Sparkle (in person) with Jacqui Mehring

Hirsch Classroom on 1st floor 1250 Revolution Mill Drive, Studio #130, Greensboro, United States

We will embroider tiny felted slippers and decorate with beads and sequins for extra sparkle for the festive season! No experience needed. Registration is required. Registration will close at noon on the day before class. If you have any questions, please contact the Hirsch Office at 336.209.0259 or email admin@hirschcenter.org.

brightly colored stripes of yarns woven into a rectangular shape

Zanshi Weaving with Leftovers (in person) with Jacqui Mehring

Hirsch Classroom on 1st floor 1250 Revolution Mill Drive, Studio #130, Greensboro, United States

Be inspired by the Japanese tradition of Zanshi, which consists of weaving with scraps of yarns. Zanshi is the Japanese word for "vestige" or "leftover." Vestige threats were used to create wonderful one-of-a-kind Zanshi folk textiles. In this class we will tie together vestige pieces of yarn and threads from Hirsch Wellness to weave a […]

felted scarf dyed orange with natural pigments

Project Felting (in person) with Xin Roberson

Hirsch Classroom on 1st floor 1250 Revolution Mill Drive, Studio #130, Greensboro, United States

Come and explore textured fibers and natural pigments while transforming them into versatile felted works of art! Registration is required. Registration closes at noon on the day before class. If you have any questions, please email admin@hirschcenter.org

Boro Cloth (in person) with Jacqui Mehring

Hirsch Classroom on 1st floor 1250 Revolution Mill Drive, Studio #130, Greensboro, United States

Traditional Japanese boro cloths have been mended with small patches of other fabrics and reinforced with running stitch. They embody the spirit of "wabi sabi" which sees beauty in imperfection. Be part of the "slow art" movement, and make your own unique boro fabric! Registration is required and closes at 12 noon on the day […]