A HOUSE MADE OF WOOL

A HOUSE MADE OF WOOL
Saturday, July 5, 2025 | 1:00PM
Miners Memorial Heritage Park
FREE
Historic Depot Museum
150 N. Lowell St.
Ironwood, MI 49938
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A House Made of Wool is sponsored byIronwood Historical Society
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A YURT OF WOOL, A WORLD OF TRADITION

Experience a traditional Mongolian yurt, made of thick felted wool walls wrapped around a collapsible wooden frame. Then join fiber artist Linda Johnson-Morke for a hands-on workshop to create a large felted tapestry using wool sourced from local sheep farms. You will discover that transforming fluffy wool into felt is nothing short of magical!

Linda Johnson-Morke has been a fiber enthusiast since she started knitting at the age of five. Knitting led to spinning, which led to sheep, which led to felting. Trips to Norway and Mongolia furthered her knowledge of the felting process. Her capstone project was felting the covering for an authentic yurt. Linda lives on a sheep farm in Isanti, Minnesota.

MORE ART TO DISCOVER

Art in the Park is home to The Seventh Fire: A Decolonizing Experience and Emberlight’s Performance Infusions series.  The Seventh Fire runs from June 28 – August 23.  The Infusions are on Saturdays at 1pm and are FREE to attend.  Our 2025 Infusions include: A House Made of Wool (July 5), Close to Polish Heart (July 12), and Shakespearen Salad (July 26).

View the full festival

SHAKESPEAREAN SALAD
Jul 26, 2025
THE SEVENTH FIRE: A DECOLONIZING EXPERIENCE
Jun 28 and Aug 23, 2025
ART IN THE PARK
Jun 28 and Aug 23, 2025