Macrame Wall Hanging
Foraged branches, basic knots, and a wall hanging you'll actually want on your wall.
November's Craft Night at Altitude is about tying knots, using what the forest gives you, and making something grounded. Learn a few foundational macrame techniques and weave them around a foraged branch to build a wall hanging that's one of a kind.
What you'll do
Learn basic macrame knots (easier than they look), choose a foraged branch as your base, and spend a couple of hours creating something that blends craft and the natural world.
What you'll take home
A finished macrame wall hanging, ready to hang in your entryway, over your bed, or in the window of whatever staff housing you're calling home right now.
The details
Time: 6:30 to 8:30 PM
Location: Banff Canmore Foundation (Basement), 214 Banff Avenue
Cost: Free. Donations welcomed at the door.
Ages: All ages welcome
Who's invited: The whole community, allies included
Registration: Required. Save your spot at [REGISTRATION LINK].
Supplies: Everything you need, provided
Show up and make something.
Craft Nights at Altitude is Banff Pride's monthly gathering for anyone who wants to spend a couple of hours making, moving, or building something with their hands. One Tuesday a month, we take over a room, lay out the supplies, and open the door to the whole community.
Some nights are quiet and tactile. Others are loud and a little ridiculous. All of them are beginner-friendly, queer-centred, and built on the simple idea that craft and company go well together. No experience required. No pressure to be good. Just show up.
