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Join us for a morning of DIY nature-based jewelry! We’ll learn about how to work with bone safely as a natural material and a bit about the human history of using bone for tools.

Then, we’ll work with bone shards (some from the wolf feeding piles from our partners at Wolf Haven International!), honing them to the shape and size we want using a traditional sandstone shaping process. Finally, we’ll add notches, optional beads and embellishments, and either earring hooks or a jump ring for necklaces. All while outside at a shelter in the beautiful, waterside Squaxin Park!

The three-hour class should leave enough time for breaks and socializing as well depending on how speedy of a crafter you are!

Note: this class uses repetitive, fine motor movements and may not be accessible to those with arthritis or similar mobility limitations in your hands or those that have trouble sitting for long periods of time. Reach out if you have any questions or to brainstorm accommodations.

Class price includes:

• Two bone pieces for either two earrings or two necklace pendants

• All materials for shaping bone into arrowheads

• Materials to make two earrings or two necklace pendants:

  • Two hypoallergenic earring hooks, jump rings, and beads for two earrings OR

  • Two jump rings for creating necklace pendants — NOTE necklace chain not included