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Can’t seem to get more than a few days without a downpour. I’m sure the farmers are delighted, but we’re struggling to keep the basement dry and celebrating whenever the skies clear.

1 new group room opening. Just realized I neglected to relist it!

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If you’re cash poor but time rich and you want to come to Yarn School this spring, we still have an opening for the Before/After helper. This helper arrives a few days early and leaves a day late for their helping duties, but during Yarn School they’re just like any other student. And you save $200! Yippee!

Details here.

I swear (hic) I haven’t been getting into the homebrew (hic) whilst scheduling, but…

We’ve had to delay Beer School until fall. It will held between mid October and early November, dates TBA soon.

Deposits have been refunded and we’ll send out a notice to the mailing list when we have the new details. Thanks for your patience as we work out the bugs on our new workshop rollout!

xo

Nikol

 

Register now for Spring Fiber School!

New opening in Yarn School; just 2 spots left for Felt School.

Mitten School is full.

Email Nikol (@harveyvilleproject.com) to be on the waiting list for cancellations.

Mitten School Registration is now open! November 7-9, 2014. Details & registration here.

FALL FIBER SCHOOL October 2 – 7, 2014

Yarn School + Felt School! Take both (get a free Dye Lab session, $150 value) or either one.

YARN SCHOOL  is Thursday, October 2 thru Sunday, October 5. $485 includes everything!

FELT SCHOOL  is Monday, October 6 and Tuesday, October 7 (Tuesday overnight and Wednesday breakfast included). $325 includes everything!

Want to dye more? DYE LAB EXTENSION is Sunday, October 5, 2 – 6pm. $150 includes a pound of undyed combed top, plus your meals and an extra overnight stay. Register for both Yarn and Felt School and take Dye Lab for free!

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Last night, I finished my last loose end from a lovely Cheese School, waxing a couple of farmhouse cheddars we smoked Sunday evening. I decided to relocate my cheese cave (read: dorm fridge turned all the way down) and discovered a cheddar from last year’s Cheese School!  There was a little hole in the wax, so I trimmed and rewaxed it, and took the opportunity to sample a bit. Although I’ve been incredibly lazy in tending it (witnessed by my surprise at its very existence), it was delicious! Hooray cheese!

I’m determined that next year’s Überlist will include trying my hand at a fancy new cheese, either a blue, an alpine, or a mold-ripened. In the meantime, I’m going to take advantage of the dreamy local milk this summer and practice my basic skills. If all goes well, maybe next year I’ll have TWO dorm fridges in the pantry….

A few pictures from Cheese School…