Textile Experiences for All Ages
Hi! I'm glad you're here.
I’ve spent years working with natural color and fibers. This site offer hands-on textile workshops, oriented to learn new skills in an environment designed to support curiosity, process and joy.
I facilitate workshops for classrooms, after school programs, studios and community events. My hands-on workshops are designed for children, adults, and mixed-age groups.
In each session participants will work with ethically sourced materials, create at a pace and structure that is mindful of how we learn. Participants leave with a deeper understanding of textile processes and something meaningful they’ve made along the way.
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Workshop Pricing and Structure
Workshops are priced as facilitated and curated textile experiences and vary based on format, number of participants, material costs, and preparation. The pricing below provides general ranges. For more information, please contact me at hayley.winick@gmail.com.
After School Programs
$100 flat materials and preparation fee (covers up to 8 children)
Additional children: $10 per child
Designed to align with existing schedules and staffing structures
Process-focused
Workshops (Adults / Mixed Age)
$180 facilitation fee (2–3 hours)
$100 flat materials and preparation fee
4-person minimum, up to 10 participants
Additional participants: $36 per person
Community Textile Activities (Events)
$180 facilitation fee
$100 materials fee
Designed for drop-in, festival, or family events
Who Am I?
My family name is Haspel which means spool in German. I learned about textiles as I followed my grandfather though our family clothing factory. My journey with natural dyes started in high school, when my teacher gave us a bag of onions skins to dye costumes. I was so excited by the experience, I went into a field of wildflowers to bring to class only to step into a pile of fire ants!
I find joy foraging for color and creating with textiles. I now bring the same spirit into my practice as an educator, mentor, and workshop facilitator. For over 30 years, I’ve worked with teachers, children, and families across Head Start, private preschools, and community-based programs, designing hands-on learning experiences that provide space for curiosity, exploration, and learning new skills.
Who am I ? I am the granddaughter who learned to sew when my grandfather handed me a needle with a wink.