Back by Popular Demand! Your FINAL Chance to Felt This Famous Donkey!
You've heard the buzz, and now's your last opportunity to join the class that everyone's talking about! This beloved donkey felting workshop has sold out twice, and due to incredible demand, we're offering it one last time. Don't miss your final chance to learn the skills and create your very own version of this popular felted friend. Seats are limited, and once this session is full, this class is riding off into the sunset for good. Sign up today and don't get left in the dust!
Discover the surprisingly easy and incredibly satisfying art of needle felting! Join us for a relaxing workshop where you'll learn how to transform soft, fluffy wool into an absolutely adorable little donkey, step-by-step.
No experience? No problem! We'll guide you through the entire process, from shaping the basic form to adding charming details like floppy ears and a fuzzy mane.
The class is perfect for a group of friends, but is limited to only 10 people. Your donkey will take about 2.5 hours.
The class is $25 and comes with all instruction and needed supplies.
We meet at the maker's table in Curated Pueblo at 102 S Victoria Ave Suite 130 on the Pueblo Riverwalk.
Pre-registration and payment is required and the class is non-refundable. The projects and experience are unique, therefore there are no supplies or instructions available if you are not able to attend the class.
The class is geared toward adults. Needle felting involves the use of a sharp needle. Kids 12 and up who have great focus and attention span are welcome to sign up if they are accompanied with an adult also taking the class.
As a special bonus: come prepared to shop! On the day of your class, we offer 10% off shop purchases for registered participants. This includes felting kits and supplies, but also all of the great gift items throughout Curated Pueblo!
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