Courses
Gather together with makers of all levels to learn new skills and celebrate traditional crafts and regenerative living. Whether you're interested in half-day workshops or multi-week courses, there's something for everyone! Located in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada, we offer hands-on experiences in a variety of subjects, all taught in either the beautiful studios at the New Brunswick College of Craft & Design (NBCCD) or one of our partnering locations.
Intro to Needle Felting – Alyson Scott
HALF-DAY WORKSHOP – October 5, 2025 | 1 pm – 4 pm
Explore your creativity and the meditative qualities of painting with wool. Participants will learn about various kinds of wool and discover the magic of turning wool into art! Needle felting is a soothing and satisfying fiber art that uses barbed needles to sculpt wool into beautiful scenes and textures. In this workshop, you’ll learn the basics of felting while creating your own wool “painting” of a scenic landscape — no experience needed! The instructor will provide samples and walk participants through the needle-felting process, with step by step instructions to create your piece. At the end of the workshop participants will be given options for framing or ideas for displaying the finished work.
TICKET PRICING & MATERIAL COST:
Regular ticket price (August 13, 12 pm): $65 + taxes (HST)
NBCCD staff, faculty, and current students receive 20% off regular ticket sales while supplies last. Find the NBCCD Discount ticket below.
Material fee: $35 to be paid to the instructor on the day of the workshop.
Additional instructions: Bring a pair of scissors, pen and notebook to take notes.
FAQ and refund information can be found at the bottom of this page.
THE INSTRUCTOR:
Alyson Scott is a passionate textile artist based in Sussex, New Brunswick. After graduating from the New Brunswick College of Craft & Design in 2005, she co-founded Legacy Lane Fiber Mill with her sister, specializing in alpaca fibre and producing high-quality, Canadian-made yarn and textiles. Over the years, the mill expanded to include a full-service weaving studio, custom dyeing, and machine knitting.
In addition to production work, Alyson runs a textile-focused retail space in downtown Sussex, where she offers fibre arts workshops and supports creative collaborations. Her work reflects a deep commitment to craftsmanship, community, and the sustainable growth of textile arts in Atlantic Canada.
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FAQ
Refunds
If a request for a refund is submitted at least 14 days before the course begins, you will be eligible for a 94% refund. A 6% deduction will cover the administration costs and stripe service fee. For refund requests made between 8 and 13 days before the course begins, a 75% refund will be granted. If a refund request is received within 7 days or less before the course start date, a refund will not be issued unless we can fill your spot with another participant. In the event that a participant cannot attend an in-person course due to illness, they can receive a Honeybee voucher for 75% of the value of their course that can be paid towards another class in the future. The participant will need to notify the Honeybee Coordinator before the course begins.
Cancellations
If a workshop is cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances regarding the instructor facilities or low enrolment, a 100% refund will be granted to registered participants. If class is cancelled due to weather, the course will be moved to the following weekend (unless otherwise specified). If you cannot attend the new scheduled time, you will be granted a 100% refund.
For more information regarding cancellations, refunds, and our policies, please refer to our frequently asked questions.