Event Details
Date: Tuesday, December 1, 2026
- Time: 5:30 – 8:30 PM
- Location: Siren High School Art Room
- Instructor: Suzanne Imhoff
- Cost: $35.00 per person
- Age Requirement: Ages 10 and up
- Class Size Limit: Maximum of 10 participants
Get into the holiday spirit with a relaxing and fun needle-felting workshop! In this beginner-friendly class, you will learn the fundamentals of needle felting while sculpting soft wool fibers into a festive, charming Christmas ornament.
Guided step-by-step through the technique of using special barbed needles to shape wool, you’ll enjoy a creative, cozy hands-on experience. All specialized tools and colorful wool roving are provided, so you can just bring your enthusiasm. You’ll leave with a beautiful, handmade ornament to adorn your tree or give as a cherished gift—no prior experience necessary!
How to Register
Space is limited to just 10 participants to ensure hands-on instruction, so early registration is required!
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Online: Register Here
- By Phone: Call (715) 349-7070
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By Email: Send your name, phone number, and class request to comed@siren.k12.wi.us
In-Person Drop-Off:
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Communities United in Education Office: 24022 Fourth Avenue, Siren, WI 54872
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Larsen Family Public Library: 7401 Main Street W, Webster, WI 54893
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Policies & Reminders
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Registration Deadline & Minimums: Participants must register at least one week prior to the event. A minimum number of registered students is required for the class to run.
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Confirmation Note: Consider yourself registered unless you hear from us. We will only contact you if the class is full, changed, or cancelled.
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Cancellation & Refunds: Registration fees are refundable if cancellation notice is provided at least two business days prior to the event.
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Inclement Weather Policy: If the Siren or Webster School District is closed due to bad weather, all Community Education activities are automatically cancelled.
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Photograph Permission: Photographs of participants may be taken during the event to promote future programs in our catalogs and on our website.
Where Your Registration Fee Goes
When you pay for a CUE class, your registration fee goes directly back into supporting community education! Your contribution helps cover essential program costs—including school facility upkeep, specialized tools and wool materials, and instructor compensation—ensuring we can continue bringing hands-on learning opportunities to our neighborhood.
