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Heidi Feather quest for esoteric knowledge began over 35 years ago. Her youth was spent in the fields and forest of Southern New Hampshire, mostly on her maternal Grandparents farm. Here she developed a kinship with flora, fauna and land spirits. Her inner-standing grew as she worked with the elements. She became a student of the craft studding with Christopher Penzac and others. She has been a student of the tarot for 20 plus years. Her readings are very Earthy, amazing and Hot, say some of her clients. She has also gained her certification in Therapeutic Herbalism through Blazing Star Herbal School.. She was a working apprentice at Wise Way Herbals and has studied with Susan Weed. Heidi's unique perspective of plants and land spirits brings a depth of knowledge into her readings. Heidi is also an accoplished wool spinner and herbal dyer. All of her yarn is hand spun and hand dyed by Heidi. 90­% of the herbs are wild-crafted by Heidi for her dye cauldron. Heidi also wild-craft's herbal products and teaches about the herbs and dyeing. Herbs are an important part of our heritage. They beg to not be forgotten and not to be though of as just weeds.

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Please Scroll through my Blog and See what I have to offer. Intuitive Tarot Readings, Artist, Level II Reiki Practitioner, Herbalist, Intuitive, and Fiber Spinner I offer Tarot Readings and my Hand Spun, Hand Dyed Wool Hats and More. Check back often for Updates and New Items!

Monday, January 30, 2017

Heidi Feather's youth was spent in the fields and forest of Southern New Hampshire, mostly on her maternal Grandparents farm. She was introduced to the herbs by both her Grandmothers. She felt a strong kinship with the fauna and flora of her area. She than gained her certification in therapeutic herbalism through Blazing Star Herbal School and has studied with Susan Weed. Several years ago, she was introduced her to spinning wool. She fell in love with it, and with a month she had her own spinning wheel. With her background of herbalism she knew that many of the herbs could be used as dye. In fact they are the first dyes. So she combined her passion of the herbs with her crafty side. All of her yarn is hand spun and hand dyed by Heidi. 90­% of the herbs are wild-crafted by Heidi for her dye cauldron. Heidi also wild-craft's herbal products and teaches about the herbs and dyeing. Herbs are an important part of our heritage. They beg to not be forgotten and not to be though of as just weeds..

Wild Emergence
I love dying wool and silk with plants. I have been trained as an herbalist. I taught a few classes on herbal dying and realized I was teaching more about the herbs that I love. So with that in my mind. I came up with a seven month course starting in March. Each month can be taken separately, but when taken together will give you a solid foundation to bring herbs into your daily life. This is an indepth beginner course that should wet your appetite for more.
Herbs will be explored in many different ways. You will learn to connect to the Earth. I will take you on guided meditations of Earth, Air, Fire, Water and Plants. The workshop will meet at my home at 10 am, except March 25th which is 1pm. Please bring a bag lunch with you, for the days form 10-3. I will have water and teas available to drink. This course is great for anyone of any fitness level. All you need to be able to do is walk a bit.

March is Herbalism 101
Meet and Greet.
Great Books to have in your library
How to read an herbal book
Knowing what to look for
Clues in Constituents
Clues in Taste
Resources
Wildcraft Ethical harvesting
Proper time of harvest
Essential Oils, An herbalist perspective.

April is The Root of the matter.
Dandelion Root Harvest
Dandelion Herb in depth
Harvesting time of roots
Grounding into the Earth
Honoring the Earth
Earth Meditation
Indigenous Connections to the Earth

May is Dye immersion Two Day
Dying with Plants
Good dye books
Gathering materials
Right use of minerals
Using Water properly
Honoring Water
Water Meditation

June is Tinctures,Herbal Oils and Flower Essences
St. Johnswort Herb in Depth
Honoring Fire
Fire Meditation
The power of the Sun
Using the Sun to dye

July is Drawing in the Herbs
Partridge Vine in depth
By a brook
Drawing plants
Guided plant meditation

August is Diving into Indigo Vat. Two day
Goldenrod Herb in Depth
Home grown indigo,
The fermented vat
Honoring the Air
Air meditation

September is Salves, Balms, Creams
Making Creams
Salves and or Balms
Discussing what you have learned
Wild Emergence

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March 25th 1-6pm ____  

April 29th 10-3 pm____  

May 20th & 21st 10-3pm____

June 24th 10-3pm___

 July 22th 10-3pm____

August 26th & 27th 10-3pm_______ 

September 23rd 10-3pm________

$40.00 per day. Material fee for dye work shop $ 15.00 Total for 7 months $390.00

Work Exchange Available.

The workshop will meet at my home at 10 am, except March 25th which is 1pm. Please bring a bag lunch with you, for the days form 10-3. I will have water and teas available to drink. This course is great for anyone of any fitness level. All you need to be able to do is walk a bit.

Contact

Heidi Feather
2220 2nd N.H. Tpk
W. Deering N.H. 03244
Phone 603-464-5581

Paypal
paypal.me/wildcaudron
Checks payable too
Jean Feather

Thursday, January 5, 2017

Wild Emergence

Wild Emergence
I love dying wool and silk with plants. I have been trained as an herbalist. I taught a few classes on herbal dying and realized I was teaching more about the herbs that I love. So with that in my mind. I came up with a seven month course starting in March. Each month can be taken separately, but when taken together will give you a solid foundation to bring herbs into your daily life. This is an indepth beginner course that should wet your appetite for more.
Herbs will be explored in many different ways. You will learn to connect to the Earth. I will take you on guided meditations of Earth, Air, Fire, Water and Plants. The workshop will meet at my home at 10 am, except March 25th which is 1pm. Please bring a bag lunch with you, for the days form 10-3. I will have water and teas available to drink. This course is great for anyone of any fitness level. All you need to be able to do is walk a bit.

March is Herbalism 101
Meet and Greet.
Great Books to have in your library
How to read an herbal book
Knowing what to look for
Clues in Constituents
Clues in Taste
Resources
Wildcraft Ethical harvesting
Proper time of harvest
Essential Oils, An herbalist perspective.

April is The Root of the matter.
Dandelion Root Harvest
Dandelion Herb in depth
Harvesting time of roots
Grounding into the Earth
Honoring the Earth
Earth Meditation
Indigenous Connections to the Earth

May is Dye immersion Two Day
Dying with Plants
Good dye books
Gathering materials
Right use of minerals
Using Water properly
Honoring Water
Water Meditation

June is Tinctures,Herbal Oils and Flower Essences
St. Johnswort Herb in Depth
Honoring Fire
Fire Meditation
The power of the Sun
Using the Sun to dye

July is Drawing in the Herbs
Partridge Vine in depth
By a brook
Drawing plants
Guided plant meditation

August is Diving into Indigo Vat. Two day
Goldenrod Herb in Depth
Home grown indigo,
The fermented vat
Honoring the Air
Air meditation

September is Salves, Balms, Creams
Making Creams
Salves and or Balms
Discussing what you have learned