The gift of a note, card, or small painting on handmade paper is a special way to connect with friends and loved ones. But did you know that you can make paper that will also support bees, butterflies, and other vital pollinators?

Learn how to make your own paper using scraps and native wildflower seeds, paper that’s not just beautiful but can help to restore habitats and feed our pollinators. When planted, this paper blooms to provide resources for some of the ecosystem’s most essential species.

If you’re curious about sustainability, craft, and ecological impact, and interested in learning the paper making process, this is your chance to get hands-on. No experience required!

Advance registration is required.

Facilitated by Amanda Hudgins, Center for Creativity