Tickets - 2026 Maryland Alpaca and Fiber Festival - Eventeny
Learn Needle Felting and Felt a Rubber Ducky cover picture
Learn Needle Felting and Felt a Rubber Ducky
$55.00
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2210 Fairgrounds Rd, West Friendship
Maryland 21794-9604, United States
Ticket date & time
Nov 15, 2026 10:00 am - Nov 15, 2026 12:00 pm EDT
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November 14th, 2026 at 12:00 pm EDT
Description
Beginner friendly creation of a yellow "rubber ducky" out of wool. Learn the tips and tricks of Needle Felting as part of your wool crafting journey. Students should be older than 7. Anyone who is under 12, we ask that they do the class with an adult. Class Price includes wool and 4 mm glass eyes to create the 'rubber ducky'
Learn to Bead a Cabochon cover picture
Learn to Bead a Cabochon
$78.00
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2210 Fairgrounds Rd, West Friendship
Maryland 21794-9604, United States
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Nov 14, 2026 10:00 am - Nov 14, 2026 1:00 pm EDT
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November 13th, 2026 at 12:00 pm EDT
Description
The beading kit is included with the class. The kit (approx. $25 value) will include: one 30X40mm cabochon, beading foundation, faux suede backing, three 72" lengths of Fireline 4lb crystal thread, two #12 John James beading needles, Miyuki #11 beads (three colors) and Miyuki #15 beads (one color). Students may also have a choice of two colors for outer border / picot edge. For this class, the cabochon will already be glued to the foundation, and a threaded needle will be anchored to the foundation, positioned to start beading. A pre-woven small strip of beads the students can attach as a bail once they have finished their piece will be provided.
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