Wild Markings: Wood Burned Botanicals
Schedule
Thu, 11 Jun, 2026 at 06:00 pm
UTC-05:00Location
Fresh Meals On Wheels of Sheboygan County, Inc. | Sheboygan, WI
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June 11th | 6:00–8:00 PM | $55At Meals on Wheels Community Garden
featuring Kayla Kiefer of Chicory Root Tattoo
Join us for an evening of making rooted in nature, community, and lasting beauty. Hosted in the garden space at Meals on Wheels, this workshop invites you to slow down and create meaningful pieces that live both in your own garden and within a shared public installation.
Guided by The Sheboygan Collective featuring artist Kayla Kiefer of Chicory Root Tattoo, guests will learn the art of wood burning while designing two custom cedar fence pickets. Choose to create your own original design or work from a curated collection of botanicals, birds, and insects illustrated by Kayla.
One picket will remain in the Meals on Wheels garden as part of a growing community installation, while the second becomes a personal piece to take home and root into your own space.
Kayla brings a thoughtful, nature-inspired approach to her work, encouraging both creativity and connection through mark-making and design.
What to Expect:
Introduction to wood burning tools and techniques
Guidance on translating designs onto wood
Creation of two custom cedar pickets
Contribution to a collaborative garden installation
What You Will Love:
Creating something both personal and communal
Working outdoors in a beautiful garden setting
Learning a new, meditative skill
Leaving a lasting mark in a shared space
Materials Included & What to Bring:
Materials Provided: Cedar fence pickets, wood burning tools, and design templates
What to Bring: Nothing—just dress comfortably for an outdoor experience
This workshop is perfect for ages 12+ and all skill levels.
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Where is it happening?
Fresh Meals On Wheels of Sheboygan County, Inc., 1004 S Taylor Dr,Sheboygan, Wisconsin, United StatesEvent Location & Nearby Stays:
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