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Instructor: Tammy L Deck
Two sessions 2 1/2 hours each (give or take a little). Looms will be set up ready for each participant to select coordinating weft yarn and weave their scarf. All materials will be supplied - students will use our studio looms. Ages 11 and up.
Instructor: Patty Pulliam
Kids age 7 and up (grown-ups, too!) are invited to join us for a fun learning opportunity in polymer clay art while they work on a project they'll be proud to give to someone special. Kids will learn how to make simple canes and shapes to apply to a writing pen with a replaceable ink cartridge. This project teaches about working in stages to build artistic pieces. This class is a great place to start anybody who wants to work with modeling clay that can be hardened in a household oven.
Colorful, easy-to-use clay and one one ink pen included in the class fee.
Instructor: Patty Pulliam
Kids age 7 and up (grown-ups, too!) are invited to join us for a fun learning opportunity in polymer clay art while they work on a project they'll be proud to give to someone special. Kids will tap into their sculptural ability to create a one-of-a-kind holiday ornament. This class is a great place to start anybody who wants to work with modeling clay that can be hardened in a household oven.
Colorful, easy-to-use clay included in the class fee.
Instructor: Tammy L Deck
Kids age 7 and up (grown-ups, too!) are invited to join us for a fun learning opportunity in the art of felt making while working on a project they'll be proud to give to someone special. Kids will learn how to make make felt over a form... cut it free and finish it by hand sewing beads and attaching a cord. Felt making is a magical, natural method of turning wool fibers into a fabrics... all we use is soap, water and a bit of rubbing.
All materials included.
Instructor: Patty Pulliam
Kids age 7 and up (grown-ups, too!) are invited to join us for a fun learning opportunity in polymer clay art while they work on a project they'll be proud to give to someone special. Kids will learn how to make simple canes and shapes that will be pierced to become beads... then go on to string the beads to make bracelets and necklaces. This project teaches about color coordinating and jewelry design. This class is a great place to start anybody who wants to work with modeling clay that can be hardened in a household oven.
Colorful, easy-to-use clay and stringing materials included in the class fee.
Instructor: Patty Pulliam
Kids age 7 and up (grown-ups, too!) are invited to join us for a fun learning opportunity in polymer clay art while they work on a project they'll be proud to give to someone special. Kids will learn how to make simple canes and shapes to apply to a glass votive candle holder. This class is a great place to start anybody who wants to work with modeling clay that can be hardened in a household oven.
Colorful, easy-to-use clay and one recycled glass votive cup included in the class fee.
Instructor: Tammy Deck
Kids age 8 and up (grown-ups, too!) are invited to join us for a fun learning opportunity in sewing and pattern use while they work on a project they'll be proud to give to someone special. Attendees will learn how to layout a pattern, cut the pieces and hand sew them together using fun yarn and a hand needle. Fanciful, fun hats are the outcome.
All materials and tools supplied.
Instructor: Patty Pulliam
Kids age 7 and up (grown-ups, too!) are invited to join us for a fun learning opportunity in polymer clay art while they work on a project they'll be proud to give to someone special. Kids will learn how to roll out clay, cut a pattern, decorate and assemble the re-usable cover for post-it note pad (includes a place to hold a pencil). This project teaches about working in stages to build artistic pieces. This class is a great place to start anybody who wants to work with modeling clay that can be hardened in a household oven.
Colorful, easy-to-use clay, note pad, and pencil included in the class fee.
Instructor: Tammy Deck
Kids age 8 and up (grown-ups, too!) are invited to join us for a fun class introducing them to the candle making process. Each person will make two specialty candles they'll be proud to give to someone special. Attendees will learn how to make a disposable candle mold by recycling a square cardboard quart container (orange juice, creamer, egg substitute, or egg-nog) choose color and scent and pour their own melted paraffin wax. One candle will be cool enough to un-mold... the second may be un-molded at home. Fanciful candles are the result.
All materials and tools supplied (if possible, please bring 2 square cardboard quart sized containers to the workshop).
Kids will learn how to set up and use a bead loom to design and make items such as: friendship bracelets, chokers, head or hat bands. Beading materials for a bracelet supplied. Kids get to keep the bead loom and extra beads for a project at home. Ages 10 and up.
Ali & Darby
Make a neck scarf on one of our rigid heddle looms. Campers will learn to plan and measure cotton & rayon chenille yarns for their project, thread the rigid heddle, wind the yarn on and weave their scarf. Meets Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday between Christmas and New Years.
Campers should bring a lunch each day (micro and fridge available). All supplies included.
Ages 9 and up.
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Meets: Wednesday, Thursday, &
Friday 10am to 3pm each day
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