Shannon

Region
Ozark
FIPS code
203
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Hunter Education Skills Session

Students must be 11 years old and have completed the knowledge session of the course prior to attending this skills session. This is done by either completing the on-line version (there is a fee involved for this), or filling out the student manual chapter review questions and bringing their booklet with them to class for instructor review (this is free). Student manuals are available at Twin Pines Conservation Education Center or from the MDC website.

If you have any questions or problems registering, please call the Twin Pines main line at 573-325-1381.

Nature Art

Nature printing is the art of creating images of found objects from nature. From ancient times this process has been practiced as an art, a craft, and an aid to scientific study. Participants will learn about the history and techniques of nature printing while creating a wearable work of art or a colorful tote bag using tree leaves, textile inks and recycled fabrics.

Nature Art

Nature printing is the art of creating images of found objects from nature. From ancient times this process has been practiced as an art, a craft, and an aid to scientific study. Participants will learn about the history and techniques of nature printing while creating a wearable work of art or a colorful tote bag using tree leaves, textile inks and recycled fabrics.

Historic and Primitive Skills

Explore the history of archery in North America from raw material harvest to bow design and performance. Then, using only hand tools and patience, craft your own hickory longbow work of art. We will start on Thursday evening, continue on Friday morning, and finish up on Saturday.

This program requires stamina and upper arm strength. Having woodworking skills is strongly recommended, but not required. We will provide interested individuals with a registration form and detailed supply list. Lists of references and resources for making future bows on your own will be provided.

Nature Art

This class is a 12-month program (June 2023-May 2024) that meets each month. You will learn simple, but beautiful embroidery techniques as we explore some of the most stunning and unique trees native to Missouri.

By signing up, you are committing to attend all twelve of the monthly sessions so that you will be able to complete all 15 blocks for an entire quilt.