In 2025 camp we are offering 1-day and 2-day workshops for both beginners and advanced-level participants. You can participate in 3 workshops during the camp. There will be around 7-8 simultaneous workshops taking place each day.
Workshops suitable for beginners are marked with one star (*). This means that students do not need to have (or cannot have, due to the rarity of the craft skill) previous experience in the craft. Workshops suitable for intermediate and advanced participants are marked with two stars (**). Advanced participants are expected and recommended to have previous experience in the craft.
In some of the workshops, the materials are considerably more high-priced and therefore create inequality between different workshop preferences. The basic cost of workshop materials is included in the general participation fee for each participant. The extra material cost for the following 5 workshops will be added to the invoice:
You can see the courses offered in the 2025 camp below. The courses which do not meet the critical number of participants will be removed from the list and the final timetable will be confirmed with each participant via email.
Tip! If viewing the descriptions of workshops, click on the photos in order to see them in full size.
You can participate in one 2-day workshop. You can choose between 11 different workshops.
Cooking: Discovering Local Ingredients */**
Embroidery: Mulgi Embrodery **
Glasswork: Hot Glass Sandcasting *
Goldsmithing: Wheel Coin Pendant */**
Knitting: Patterns with Travelling Stitches from Ruhnu Island **
Mixed Textile Techniques: Making a Belt Pocket *
Sewing: Cotton Jackets from Kihnu Island */**
Weaving: Pick-Up Woven Belt */**
You can participate in two 1-day workshops. You can choose from 14 workshops.
Crocheting: Laces from Hiiumaa **
Goldsmithing: Brooch with Punched Pattern */**
Knitting: Gloves from Karja Paris, Cuff and Fingers **
Leatherwork: Leather Belt */**
Other Textile Techniques: Traditional Mending Techniques *
Textile printing: Eco-Printing */**
Weaving: Traditional Geometric Patterns on a Draw-Loom */**
Crocheting: Laces with Cross Stitches from Muhu Island **
Crocheting: Multicolored Crotchet from Muhu Island */**
Knitting: Lace Wrist Warmers */**
Other Textile Techniques: Traditional Decorations with Lucet Cord *
Patchwork: Making of a Knitting Bag and/or a Device Pouch */**