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Last weekend KT Anderson and Dee Williams held a workshop in Portland Oregon. Tammy and Logan from Rowdy Kittens attended. Here are a few words from Tammy about the workshop. Be sure and go to her site to read the whole story and view more pictures.

The class was held in a local Portland residence and was the perfect location for a small workshop.

I loved the structure of the class; it was all about active learning and contained an incredible amount of valuable information. We learned about general construction techniques, how to stay safe with power tools, discussed building codes and built the foundation of a tiny mobile office.

Click here to go to Rowdy Kittens for the rest of the story.

Photo Credit: Tammy

My friend Michael at Tiny House Design discovered that Dee Williams will be presenting a workshop on June 27, 2009 in Portland, Oregon. It’s a one-day workshop taught by Dee and KT Anderson with a combination of classroom and hand-on training.

A few of the things you will learn are to fasten a tiny house securely to a trailer, general construction techniques, building codes, and staying safe with power tools.

You most likely know Dee from her extensive news coverage in the Northwest and KT Anderson has 20 years in the trades and recently graduated from a two-year program at the School of the Redwoods in Fort Bragg, California. She is currently working on designing and building a green home in Portland, Oregon.

The cost of the one-day workshop in Portland, Oregon is $250. To register or learn more contact Dee or KT by email.

• Dee Williams – dee.boxcar@yahoo.com
• KT Anderson – kupiak@mac.com

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Living at large in a Tiny House

by Carol Estes

“The more intentional you are in your choices, the more every change makes room for more changes … I just love that there’s this endless potential.”
—DEE WILLIAMS

Read the full article here at Yes! Magazine. Thank you Christina for bringing this to my attention.

NBC tonight featurs Dee Williams in a short segment on October 3. You can watch it here.