Instructor: Emma Rossoff
Format: In person, 1-day
Date(s): March 7, 2026
Day/Time: Saturday 10am-4pm
Join us for a day-long broom-making workshop where you’ll learn a variety of heritage broom-making techniques and create a broom that’s both functional and deeply meaningful. Over the course of the day, we’ll explore traditional broom-making methods, including whisk brooms, pot scrubbers (perfect for cleaning cast iron), and cobwebbers (long-handled brooms ideal for reaching high places), all made from broomcorn and finished with woven details for a decorative touch.
Whether you use your broom for sweeping floors, clearing energetic space, or displaying it as a handmade work of art, your finished piece will be an expression of your personal style and intention.
All skill levels are welcome—come ready to work with your hands, connect with tradition, and leave with a broom you’ll treasure.
Cancellation & Workshop Policies
Please review our FAQ page before registering. By registering, you acknowledge that you have read and agree to our cancellation terms and health guidelines.
Instructor Artist bio
Emma Rossoff is a sculptor, furniture maker, and woodcarver with a deep passion for craftsmanship and material exploration. She studied woodworking at the Center for Furniture Craftsmanship in Maine, broom making at the North Bennet Street School in Boston, and earned an MFA in Sculpture from the University of Texas at Austin. With experience spanning fine furniture, sculpture, and hand carving, Emma brings a distinctive blend of traditional woodworking techniques and contemporary design to her practice.
As an instructor, Emma is dedicated to fostering a supportive and inspiring learning environment. She helps students build confidence in their craft skills through hands-on learning, problem-solving, and creative exploration. Whether guiding beginners through foundational techniques or mentoring advanced students in fine craftsmanship, she is passionate about sharing the joy of thinking with one’s hands.
www.modernwitchhome.com
www.emmarossoff.com
@emmalouiserossoff
@modernwitchhome
All images, courtesy Emma Rossoff
Instructor: Emma Rossoff
Format: In person, 1-day
Date(s): March 7, 2026
Day/Time: Saturday 10am-4pm
Join us for a day-long broom-making workshop where you’ll learn a variety of heritage broom-making techniques and create a broom that’s both functional and deeply meaningful. Over the course of the day, we’ll explore traditional broom-making methods, including whisk brooms, pot scrubbers (perfect for cleaning cast iron), and cobwebbers (long-handled brooms ideal for reaching high places), all made from broomcorn and finished with woven details for a decorative touch.
Whether you use your broom for sweeping floors, clearing energetic space, or displaying it as a handmade work of art, your finished piece will be an expression of your personal style and intention.
All skill levels are welcome—come ready to work with your hands, connect with tradition, and leave with a broom you’ll treasure.
Cancellation & Workshop Policies
Please review our FAQ page before registering. By registering, you acknowledge that you have read and agree to our cancellation terms and health guidelines.
Instructor Artist bio
Emma Rossoff is a sculptor, furniture maker, and woodcarver with a deep passion for craftsmanship and material exploration. She studied woodworking at the Center for Furniture Craftsmanship in Maine, broom making at the North Bennet Street School in Boston, and earned an MFA in Sculpture from the University of Texas at Austin. With experience spanning fine furniture, sculpture, and hand carving, Emma brings a distinctive blend of traditional woodworking techniques and contemporary design to her practice.
As an instructor, Emma is dedicated to fostering a supportive and inspiring learning environment. She helps students build confidence in their craft skills through hands-on learning, problem-solving, and creative exploration. Whether guiding beginners through foundational techniques or mentoring advanced students in fine craftsmanship, she is passionate about sharing the joy of thinking with one’s hands.
www.modernwitchhome.com
www.emmarossoff.com
@emmalouiserossoff
@modernwitchhome
All images, courtesy Emma Rossoff
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