Timber Frame and Straw Bale
There may be no more beautiful look than a timber frame house wrapped with straw bales and plaster. It’s as if the two were made for each other. Although the
There may be no more beautiful look than a timber frame house wrapped with straw bales and plaster. It’s as if the two were made for each other. Although the
If you’ve ever wondered what it would be like to be a straw bale workshop host, this “workshop host video” will help answer many of your questions. It was put
A large group of people from across the globe gathered outside Grants, NM to help build the home of Kent and Gillian. What started out as series of vehicles stuck
The stronger your wall, the better. That seems obvious, yet I see house after house where the walls are loose and poorly stacked. Many people don’t reinforce their walls with
What a great week we had at the Tennessee workshop. One of the participants said it perfectly: “I got everything I wanted from the workshop, and more.” I was so
During the workshop in Hico, Texas, we built a beautiful and sacred meditation chamber for Donna and Charles. It was a special week and one I won’t forget for a
It’s no secret that the construction industry is not exactly woman friendly. How many times have you heard the phrase “now listen little lady…” when talking about contractors or supply
What a great week it was in Missoula. Okay, so the rain didn’t cooperate much, but everything else was a blast. This was a really big class. We had over
What an amazing week at the New York straw bale workshop! We called ourselves the “Small but Mighty” and we were indeed that. Even though we only had 13 people
Last week I was teaching the last seven day workshop of the year in Grants, New Mexico. The town of Grants is not that amazing, in fact, it looks like
At the end of the fifth day of the May 7 day intensive straw bale workshop, a few folks mentioned how much they were looking forward to applying the brown
This is a diary entry from the May straw bale workshop Day 5. This day started and ended in mud. The good news is that it was mud we were making
Our May straw bale workshop Day 4Â was great. We accomplished a bunch of stuff on the site, the weather was great, and spirits were high. We had several lectures on
May straw bale workshop Day 2 diary. We were so close! We almost got the whole building baled today. There was a lot to learn including the miller’s knot, how to
 Straw bale workshop in full swing! Yesterday was the first day of the May 7 day intensive straw bale workshop here in Jacksonville, OR. We have a great group of people
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