It’s hot.
Not “sip something cute and stroll the beach” hot.
More like “step outside and immediately begin slow-roasting into a lightly seasoned chicken nugget” hot.

So instead of sacrificing yourself to the humidity gods, come inside, enjoy the AC, and do something wildly more productive: stab wool and make a souvenir you’ll actually keep.

A beginner-friendly needle felting class where you’ll create your own Low Country–inspired ornament. No experience required. No artistic talent required. Just a willingness to poke something repeatedly and trust the process.

• Oyster shell (with pearl, because we have standards)
• Dolphin (sleek-ish, interpretation encouraged)
• Crab (tiny chaos, big personality)
• Sea turtle (emotionally supportive)
• Shrimp (local celebrity)
• Coastal bird (lightly judgmental marsh energy)

Each project is designed to be finished in class and includes a loop so you can hang it proudly somewhere in your home and say, “Yes, I made that on vacation instead of bursting into flames.”

• 2 hours of air-conditioned sanity
• All materials included
• Step-by-step instruction (we will not abandon you to your own devices)
• A surprisingly therapeutic amount of repetitive stabbing

Because you’re on vacation and deserve:

• A break from the heat trying to personally ruin your day
• A souvenir that isn’t mass-produced or suspiciously glittery
• A story that starts with, “So I took this class…” instead of “We just went back to the condo again because we were starting to look like a Salvador Dalí painting.”

• One handmade ornament
• A new skill you may or may not continue (no pressure)
• The deep satisfaction of turning fluff into something adorable

• Sudden confidence in your crafting abilities
• Purchasing supplies “just in case”
• Looking at random objects and thinking, “I could felt that…”

Because if you’re going to spend money on vacation… it should come with air conditioning and a tiny wool crab.