Class Title: Farmer’s Market Baskets
Instructor: Amanda Sprinkle
Cost: $75
Time and date(s): Saturday, 10/10 from 10:00AM-4:00PM
Location: Art Lab
Skill level: Any
Audience: Teen-Adult
Traditional and contemporary basketry merge in this beginner-friendly class with artist and maker, Amanda Sprinkle. Join us to be guided through the process of weaving a beautiful farmer’s market basket of your very own. Imagine the sense of pride and accomplishment you’ll feel at the end of class, when you can take your basket home and declare, “I made this!” All supplies included.
About Amanda Sprinkle:
Amanda Sprinkle, originally from Bluff City, Tennessee, is now based in Abingdon, Virginia. Her journey with basketry began in 1999, when her future mother-in-law invited her to a class, and she was immediately drawn to the blend of artistry and functionality in the craft. Amanda weaves using reed from the rattan plant, along with hardwood bases and handles made in the U.S. While Amanda honors traditional techniques rooted in Appalachian and Indigenous cultures, she also experiments with contemporary designs to create baskets that are both functional and visually appealing.
Visit Amanda’s business page here.