Craft & ecology

A creative community
and earth school

Green Girl Crafts is a creative community and earth school for the curious, founded by environmentalist and author Leah Thomas. Rooted in the belief that making things by hand can bring us closer to the earth and to one another, it’s a place to gather, learn, experiment and create.

Primarily based in Los Angeles, CA with pop-ups and collaborations elsewhere, Green Girl Crafts has welcomed thousands of guests into workshops, field trips and gatherings that blend ecological education with hands on making. Exploring natural dyes, florals, fermentation, printmaking, textiles and objects made slowly by hand.

Alongside our community programming, Green Girl Crafts creates custom workshops, activations and experiences for brands, cultural institutions, schools and organizations.

Whether you’re joining us for a workshop or inviting Green Girl Crafts into your own community, each experience is an invitation to follow your curiosity, learn from the natural world, make something beautiful and spend a little more time in wonder.

Past collaboratorsHauser & Wirth · Pinterest · Occidental · UCLA · The Girl Scouts of Greater Los Angeles
Green Girl Crafts est. in Los Angeles by Leah Thomas
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Events

Crafting in the Garden at Arlington Garden

May 18, 2025 · Arlington Garden, Pasadena · Circles

Why craft alone when you can craft in a garden? 🤭🪴

Green Girl Crafts hosted our first Crafting in the Garden meetup at Arlington Garden at Pasadena on May 15, 2025🌿✨

Attendees were encouraged to bring a craft or use the free materials provided, bring a blanket, enjoy a beverage from Vitacoco, and soak up creativity in community. 🩵 The first 15 attendees received a FREE MZ Wallace bag 💼

There’s something magical about making things with your hands and being surrounded by good energy, laughter, and nature🌷. Thank you to everyone who came and made the day so special. Here’s to more community, creativity, and sun-soaked afternoons 🩵🧵 In partnership with Hey Climate and Arlington Garden at Pasadena. Sponsored by Vitacoco.