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Woodworking and Basic Construction Classes

heartmoorweb — Thu, 24 Apr 2025 00:25:52 +0000

At Heartmoor, tuitions are all inclusive- general shop materials, use of tools, storage of projects, and beautiful wood. Salvage and reclamation of resources is a central focus of our design and build philosophy. Classes are designed to support the individual student in their pursuit of skills combined with the theory of practice. We understand that a missed class due to work or family conflicts is natural. We will do the best we can to find convenient make-up times for each individual student through priority placement in Wednesday Open Shop or special weekend Shop Time (dates TBD). At Heartmoor, students are encouraged and supported to reach and exceed their personal expectations and explore new methods of work. As one student recently commented: the classes “…made the humbling experience of learning a new skill as an adult totally delightful.” -H.D. Upcoming Woodshop Classes Open Shop Wednesdays Current and former students are invited to sign up for Open Shop days to initiate larger, elaborate projects or create one-session crafts at their discretion. Rate includes access to shop equipment and reasonable supplies in addition to personal instruction in methods and skills. Students are recommended to purchase bulk hours ahead of time. A sign-up sheet...

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Heartmoor Design Build, LLC

heartmoorweb — Mon, 21 Apr 2025 20:55:56 +0000

Building is a creative process of unfolding ideas into possibilities. The artistic integration of needs and wants into the built environment makes the difference between a building that you can live in and a place you love to be. The Design/Build process is where our team thrives. When you inquire with Heartmoor Design Build you get personal respect, direct contact, transparency, and individuals who listen to your vision. We are a licensed, bonded, and insured residential construction company with four full-time carpenter employees who bring together a variety of backgrounds, skill sets, and specialties in art, design, tile, stone, smithing, furniture making, and textiles. We are supported by architects, designers, and engineers familiar with our work, our ethic, and our standards of practice. Our high-quality, vetted contacts across construction suppliers and disciplines ensures that you get what you want, how you want it, and when you need it to make your project happen. Changes are inevitable even in the most well thought through projects- our goal is make opportunities out of obstacles and possibilities out of problems. Building is about ecological preservation Each and every aspect of the built environment will reflect the principles and dedication of the owner and...

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Summer Camps 2019

heartmoorweb — Sat, 02 Feb 2019 03:59:48 +0000

Summer Enrichment students will spend the majority of their time outside working, exploring, and learning on the land. WEEK I: JUNE 17 – 21 Peace Village, $250. 9:00 – 4:00 p.m. daily (limit 16 participants) In its second year at Heartmoor, inspired by a dear friend’s work with Peace Village Global in Portland, OR we are excited to host a community of 16 children, ages 8 -13, leading them in experiences to build skills in conflict resolution, mindful movement, connection with nature and media awareness. WEEK II: JUNE 25 – 28, 2019 Woodworking and Art, $475. 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Tuesday – Friday Overnight camp experiences where children (ages 9 – 13) will camp in tents in the meadow, tend animals and gardens, help prepare delicious local and organic meals for one another. Children will have open time to play outside in the creek as well as guided reflective time observing and journaling. Project time in the workshop will include wood working and clay as well as other opportunities to explore artistic media. Past projects have included: a flower press, small treasure box, bat box, cutting board, a vast array of clay creations both hand-built and wheel thrown, plus...

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NEW Offering: Parenting Study Circle

heartmoorweb — Thu, 19 Jul 2018 01:58:11 +0000

January 27 Untangled: Guiding Teenage Girls Through the Seven Transitions Into Adulthood by Lisa Damour. February 24 How to Talk so Teens Will Listen and Listen so Teens Will Talk, by Adele Faber March 24 Simplicity Parenting by Kim John-Payne April 28 Title to be determined Email heartmoorfarm@gmail.com to RSVP Plan to arrive at 1:30 p.m. for snacks and socializing. Discussion 2:00 – 4:00 p.m. By-donation occasions.

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F.E.E.D. Farm Education Experience Day

heartmoorweb — Sun, 08 Jul 2018 20:14:13 +0000

Each month we will focus on a different issue related to the operation and maintenance of the farm: from the gardens to the wood shop, from structures to the forest. In order to hold each session, a minimum of five participants is necessary. Sundays for Adolescents Ages 12 – 17 Sept. 23, Oct. 21, Nov. 18, Jan. 13, Feb. 10, Apr. 14 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. This is an opportunity to evaluate and assess, harvest and repair, learn to work together, and implement solutions using appropriate technologies. Register for the F.E.E.D. Farm Education Experience Day for a unique hands-on farm experience. Sundays for Adolescents September 23: Sundays for Adolescents October 21: Sundays for Adolescents November 18: Sundays for Adolescents January 13: Sundays for Adolescents February 10: Sundays for Adolescents April 14:

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Principles for Designing a Child’s Place

heartmoorweb — Sun, 04 Mar 2018 19:13:44 +0000

Let’s use this image for conversation. Here a young child, not yet three years old, rests spontaneously under a handmade small quilt, her head on a star fleeced pillow. Her rag rug of blues, peaches and pinks seems to surround her like an ebbing pool. The walls of her room are a pale blue, a soothing color especially chosen for the peaceful sense it provides. She has a nice low window with simple dress so that the sun can pour into her special space. She can operate the curtains easily, drawing them back each morning and closing them as the day ends. Her cherry wood rocking chair is perfectly fitted to her frame. The low shelf lining her wall is simple, at the right height, made of wood, and holds just a few items. There are two small framed photos, a treasure box, and a couple dolls from the near-by dollhouse resting on top. She has a wooden toolbox beneath the shelf and we can see that the electrical outlets are covered as a quiet reminder that these are not in use. The part of the bedroom we cannot see in this photo has a floor bed and a small...

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