By Editorial Team
Bring nature into what you make
Fall is a good time to reconnect with nature, work with your hands, and notice the materials, colors, and seasonal changes around us.
These classes take inspiration from flowers, plants, wood, and traditional ways of making. Some are directly connected to the season, while others invite you to spend a few hours working closely with natural materials and forms.
Explore the classes below and find a way to bring a little more nature into what you make this fall.
Seasonal Flower Arranging
Work with seasonal blooms and learn how color, texture, and shape come together in a fall arrangement.
Fall Flower Arranging
Work with seasonal blooms and learn how color, texture, and shape come together in a fall arrangement.
A Private Flower Class for 2 or More
Celebrate a birthday, anniversary, or simply spend creative time together with a private flower arranging class. For groups of 2–5, $85 per person + a $50 setup fee. Larger groups are available too.
More Ways to Create with Nature
From living trees and natural wood to glass and painting nature itself, these classes offer different ways to bring the natural world into what you make.
Bonsai Workshop: Shape Your Own Miniature Tree
Prune, shape, and pot your own bonsai, then bring it home to continue caring for it.
Build an Oak Side Table
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Japanese Ink Painting: Sumi-e Chrysanthemum
Learn traditional Japanese ink painting through the chrysanthemum, a classic symbol of autumn.
Stained Glass with Fall Color
Take inspiration from autumn color, shape, and changing light as you design, cut, and solder your own stained glass piece.
Photos courtesy of DoBeDoUs teaching partners.
