Preserve the Season: Botanical Plaster Casting
September 30th | 6:30–8:00 PM | $55
The Sheboygan Collective
As summer begins to fade and the garden prepares for a new season, join us for an evening of preserving a little piece of what made this time of year special.
In this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn how to create botanical plaster casts using flowers, leaves, grasses, and other natural elements. We’ll explore how to capture the delicate textures and shapes of plants in plaster, creating dimensional pieces that preserve the beauty of the season long after the blooms have faded.
We’ll have a beautiful selection of flowers and botanicals available for you to work with, or you’re welcome to bring something from your own garden—a favorite flower, a climbing vine, a leaf from a meaningful tree, or anything else you’d like to remember.
There is something special about preserving the things that surround us. The garden that became your sanctuary. The flowers you planted in spring. The little corners of your outdoor space where you spent slow summer mornings and warm evenings.
Rather than simply photographing those memories, you’ll create something you can hold onto—and eventually bring into your home.
What to Expect:
An introduction to botanical plaster casting
Guidance on selecting and preparing botanicals
Hands-on instruction for creating your own plaster casts
A selection of flowers and greenery to choose from
The opportunity to work with botanicals you’ve brought from home
What You Will Love:
Preserving a meaningful piece of the season
Learning a unique and tactile art-making process
Working with natural textures and organic forms
Creating artwork you can display in your home
A slow, peaceful evening of making and connection
Materials Included & What to Bring:
Materials Provided: Plaster, casting materials, tools, and a selection of seasonal flowers and botanicals.
What to Bring: You’re welcome to bring a few flowers, leaves, or other botanicals from your own garden if you’d like to create something especially personal. Otherwise, we’ll have plenty waiting for you at TSC.
No previous experience is needed. All skill levels are welcome.
Come preserve a little piece of summer with us—and carry it into the season ahead.
Our Studio is located on the second level with stair access only
September 30th | 6:30–8:00 PM | $55
The Sheboygan Collective
As summer begins to fade and the garden prepares for a new season, join us for an evening of preserving a little piece of what made this time of year special.
In this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn how to create botanical plaster casts using flowers, leaves, grasses, and other natural elements. We’ll explore how to capture the delicate textures and shapes of plants in plaster, creating dimensional pieces that preserve the beauty of the season long after the blooms have faded.
We’ll have a beautiful selection of flowers and botanicals available for you to work with, or you’re welcome to bring something from your own garden—a favorite flower, a climbing vine, a leaf from a meaningful tree, or anything else you’d like to remember.
There is something special about preserving the things that surround us. The garden that became your sanctuary. The flowers you planted in spring. The little corners of your outdoor space where you spent slow summer mornings and warm evenings.
Rather than simply photographing those memories, you’ll create something you can hold onto—and eventually bring into your home.
What to Expect:
An introduction to botanical plaster casting
Guidance on selecting and preparing botanicals
Hands-on instruction for creating your own plaster casts
A selection of flowers and greenery to choose from
The opportunity to work with botanicals you’ve brought from home
What You Will Love:
Preserving a meaningful piece of the season
Learning a unique and tactile art-making process
Working with natural textures and organic forms
Creating artwork you can display in your home
A slow, peaceful evening of making and connection
Materials Included & What to Bring:
Materials Provided: Plaster, casting materials, tools, and a selection of seasonal flowers and botanicals.
What to Bring: You’re welcome to bring a few flowers, leaves, or other botanicals from your own garden if you’d like to create something especially personal. Otherwise, we’ll have plenty waiting for you at TSC.
No previous experience is needed. All skill levels are welcome.
Come preserve a little piece of summer with us—and carry it into the season ahead.
Our Studio is located on the second level with stair access only