As part of Glasstoberfest in downtown Corydon, on Oct 17th: come learn to make your own cobwebber style broom, made with materials grown right here in Harrison County, at Bundle Sticks Farm.

Whether you’re new to broom making or refining your skills, this hands-on workshop will guide you through the process of creating a beautiful, functional cobwebber broom—perfect for clearing cobwebs from high corners, sweeping behind the fridge, or getting cat toys out from under the couch (ask us how we know).

Making a cobwebber broom involves techniques of attaching broomcorn to a handle, weaving or “plaiting” the stem of the broomcorn, wrapping a broom, and stitching. The workshop will cover all these techniques!

This workshop is suitable for teens and adults. Some hand strength and dexterity required. No prior broom making experience is necessary.

Led by Brian Geier, co-founder of Bundle Sticks Farm, and experienced farmer and craftsperson, participants will learn traditional broom-making techniques and leave with a handmade broom ready to take home.

~This workshop takes place at Glasstoberfest in downtown Corydon, IN, NOT at Bundle Sticks Farm~

REGISTER HERE.