Flower-pounded botanical textile parties
Hammer petals into a botanical keepsake.
Mud&Craft / Tara Spires-Bell
Mud&Craft explicitly offers private bachelorette and group botanical-dye workshops on the Oregon Coast. Participants arrange flowers and leaves on prepared fabric, then transfer their pigments through flower pounding or bundled steam dyeing to create a towel or garment rather than a painted souvenir.
Current location note / listed area: Nehalem, Oregon; private botanical workshops by inquiry
The owned offer explicitly names bachelorette parties, not a reception station. The method, location and available fresh or dried plants depend on season and stock; confirm your group’s session before planning around it. Ask about hammering noise, hot equipment, mordants, fabric choices, accessibility and care instructions. Mud&Craft, Tara Spires-Bell and her linked Sweetheart Wheel practice are consolidated; guest broom-making instructors are not a separate offering promised here.
Public-source research · 2026-10-30 · Not vendor-confirmed or independently vetted.
Original research sources
- https://www.mudhandcraft.com/blog/oregon-botanical-dye-workshops
- https://www.mudhandcraft.com/private-events
- https://www.mudhandcraft.com/about
Documented state connections
Geographic evidence is retained historical research, not current service availability.
- Oregon · based
Owned current botanical workshop page explicitly offers the specialty as a private bachelorette/group event in Nehalem, Oregon, and the owned About/private-event pages identify the Nehalem studio.