Strawbale Studio
Joyfully connecting people & nature
Re-localize, Re-skill, Re-connect !
(on-site classes temporarily on hold due to Covid)
Sustainable Practices on the land: Rocket Stoves, Earth Oven, Thatched Strawbale structures, living roofs, agro-forest & more. Strawbale Studio is a place to learn ways of connecting to the land and to other people through the process of foraging natural materials, building & gardening.
Strawbale Studio 3 min video by Sarah Angelini 2018 Year in Review ~ Report & Pictures
WAYS TO CONNECT
Enter the Hobbit Sauna
FULL MOON ZOOM Monthly Dates. Join the listserve for zoom link !
JOIN MIDWEST NATURAL BUILDING Facebook Page !
SUGGEST PROGRAMING you would love to see provided during Covid. Perhaps something online for your group such as Designing a Strawbale Structure or Home. How to make and fire an Earth Oven. Designing an Eco-Community.
MAKE A DONATION Financial donations help support scholarships & the continuation of this place, in these covid times.
2021 UPCOMING EVENTS ~Mushroom Log Inoculation, Earth Day Festival, Earth Oven, Youth Tours & Classes, Thatching, Strawbale & Earth Plaster. These are more are in the process of being scheduled. Get on the Email List if you wish !
Harvesting Reed in the field
INTERN & WORKTRADE are on temporary hold. See program descriptions, contact Deanne for updates, fill out brief application.
WINTERNSHIP– 1 month Live-In experience Jan 5 – Feb 5, 2021 with Weekend Classes and hands-on projects. Covid uncertainty.
“Your homes were a huge inspiration to us for all the times we were able to stay with you and your folks, and helped inform our ideas of what we wanted. That we able to feel and touch what we could do, to really get our hands, hearts, and minds involved was incredible. Not to mention your folks’ solar cooker and haybox meals were a huge inspiration to the kinds of cooking we will be doing!” T. S. 2019
Natural Building helps us connect again to our local natural environment, to our own intuitive and innate creativity, and to each other. It helps us to shift from an industrial, and often toxic building process to one that is affordable, empowering, community-building and life-affirming.
We are co-creating ~ learning to dance in balance with nature
