🧶 Fiber Creative Weekend
📍 Sheboygan, WI
📅 April 10–12, 2026
Give yourself a weekend to slow down, make things with your hands, and connect with fellow fiber folks in a relaxed, supportive setting.
This hosted creative weekend is designed for makers who want uninterrupted time to work on their own fiber projects — knitting, crochet, weaving, felting, embroidery, spinning, or anything fiber-related — alongside good food, conversation, and community.
There’s no formal instruction and no pressure to “produce.” Just space, time, and encouragement to work at your own pace.
🏨 Lodging + Meals Included
✔️ 2 nights lodging (Friday–Sunday)
✔️ Breakfast Saturday & Sunday (included by the hotel)
✔️ Friday dinner
✔️ Saturday lunch
✔️ Saturday dinner
✔️ Sunday lunch in town
Participants bring their own projects and supplies.
🎟️ Registration Options
• Shared Room (2 people): $275 per person
• Private Room (limited availability): $395 per person
Space is intentionally limited to keep the experience cozy and connected.
👉 Register here:
https://www.thepurpleturtlearts.com/product/fiber-creative-weekend/Z7BCYBAPNBCTHR6FGRWN3E4F
🧺 Tentative Schedule (Flexible by Design)
Friday
• 3–6pm: Arrival
• 6pm: Group dinner
• Evening: Open project time
Saturday
• Breakfast
• Morning: Open project time
• Midday: Optional self-guided field trips or lunch
• Evening: Dinner + project time
Sunday
• Breakfast + open project time
• 11am: Checkout
• Optional lunch in town
💜 Who This Is For
• Fiber artists of all kinds
• Makers who enjoy creating alongside others
• Folks craving creative time without rigid structure
• Anyone who wants a gentle, low-pressure weekend away
❓ Good to Know
• All skill levels welcome
• This is a hosted creative weekend, not a formal workshop
• Participants bring their own projects and supplies
• Full refund available if canceled by April 10 (details shared after registration)
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