Join Erica Qualey for a winter workshop series designed to be a special evening out for you to relax and be creative. Hosted by Wanderwood in their renovated 1800s barn in Nobleboro, ME, these special art workshops are designed for anyone looking to unwind, connect, and spark their creativity. Whether you come with friends or join solo, you’ll dive into a lively, welcoming atmosphere filled with artistic energy and good vibes.

Enjoy a charming night out during the peaceful winter season, with complimentary wine, cheese, and snacks to sip and nibble on as you create your own unique art project. All instruction and supplies are included so you can relax and enjoy the evening. No prior art experience is required—this event is all about having fun, experimenting, and expressing yourself in a relaxed, judgment-free space.

The cozy setting, the company of fellow creative spirits, and the guidance from Erica, our friendly instructor, will ensure you leave with a beautiful piece of art and a smile on your face. Gather your favorite people, or come make new connections, and enjoy an evening of laughter, creativity, and relaxation.

On February 27, Erica will be exploring Screen Printing with participants. Unleash your inner artist in this fun and hands-on screen printing workshop! Design your own unique image and learn the techniques used to print it onto tea towels, cloth napkins, paper, or any fabric you choose. Whether you’re looking to create functional items to spruce up your home or a one-of-a-kind gift, this workshop offers endless possibilities for creativity. Perfect for beginners or seasoned crafters, you'll leave with your own custom prints ready to use, display, and share!

This workshop includes a selection of papers, cotton tea towels, and cotton napkins for printing on (limited number per participant). Guests are welcome to bring additional items, such as t-shirts, cloth bags, etc that they are excited to print on as well.

Check out our other two classes as well:

On January 30, Erica will explore Japanese Stab Binding – "Yotsume Toji" in Japanese. Combine vibrant fabrics, papers, and stitching patterns to create both hard and soft cover books – perfect for sketching, journaling, note-taking, or gifting. On March 27, Erica will teach the art of decorating eggs in the traditional Ukrainian Pysanky style! Using beeswax, vibrant dyes, and a resist technique, you'll create beautifully ornate eggs adorned with intricate patterns.

Space is limited, so don’t wait to reserve your spot! You may purchase your ticket to each class individually, or join us for all three workshops! Tickets for each class are $75. To learn more about Artist and Educator Erica Qualey and to secure your spot, visit www.wanderwoodmaine.com.

Don’t miss this opportunity to create lasting memories and beautiful art at Wanderwood this winter!