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Olive Knots + Plants
Knots & Plants is where crafting, connection, and wellness come together. Our hands-on workshops blend creative projects with practical wellness skills for individuals and families, such as sewing basics, herbal blending, and simple home crafts. Visit us during First Fridays at Mainframe Studios to browse handmade items and register for future workshops.
Olive Knots
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Let's Learn Together:
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Olive Knots – A quarterly gathering for families to explore creativity, develop hobbies, or grow a crafting business. Participants can learn new skills such as sewing, photography, Cricut, painting, and more in a fun, hands-on environment.
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Olive Apothecary – A community meet-up focused on natural and holistic wellness practices. Learn how to make teas, oils, balms, and other self-care creations while discovering ways to nurture your body and mind.
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First Fridays at Mainframe – Join us monthly at Mainframe Studios from 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM to connect, shop handmade goods, and sign up for workshops. It’s a chance to meet the community, explore new skills, and enjoy creative inspiration.
"A cozy corner for makers and growers.”
I’m a trained and certified herbalist who loves helping people reconnect with their bodies through gentle, nature-based care. I truly believe in the power of herbs and natural medicine to support the mind, body, and spirit—whether someone is looking for an alternative approach or something to pair alongside their regular care. My style is practical, intuitive, and heart-centered. I want people to feel empowered, grounded, and supported as they build long-term wellness in ways that actually fit their lives.
Lately, I’ve also fallen in love with sewing. It started as a creative escape, but it’s become a real part of my healing. Every stitch reminds me to slow down, breathe, and let my hands make something meaningful. Sewing connects me to community, to ancestral ways of making, and to the dream of building something self-sustaining for my family. It’s become its own form of medicine for me—one that brings joy, peace, and a sense of possibility.
