Anna Archibald

Adult Visual Arts


Anna Archibald (she/her) is a freelance food and drink journalist and editor with a BS in Journalism: News and Information from the University of Kansas, and a therapeutic horticulturist with training from the New York Botanical Garden. She’s also an enthusiastic, self-taught sewist and knitter who enjoys finding the beauty in perfectly imperfect handmade items. Having first learned to machine and hand sew around the age of eight, she’s used these skills to alter, mend, and make garments from scratch for years. Her long-term goal is to create a fully handmade wardrobe full of natural fibers and help others gain the skills to do the same, moving away from fast-fashion and toward more sustainable options.

a brick red knit scarf
In It to Knit It[25FA]
11/7/25 - 12/5/25, 10:00AM - 12:00PM | FR
Ages 16 to 120 | Anna Archibald | Lawrence Arts Center
Enrolling Now | FAF25
Members $125 | Non-Members $125
Learn the fundamental techniques for turning yarn into knit fabric while crafting a cozy, multifunctional bandana. You’ll learn how to cast on, cast off, knit, purl, increase, and decrease, as well as how to follow a knitting pattern and address common mistakes as you go.
Sewing Fundamentals[25FA]
09/12/25 - 10/31/25, 10:00AM - 12:00PM | FR
Ages 16 to 120 | Anna Archibald | Lawrence Arts Center
Class is Full - contact about waitlist | FAF15
Members $210 | Non-Members $210
This class introduces the fundamentals of clothing construction, sewing machine operation, alterations and various types of seams and stitches.

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