Make a fairy house that lights up for your little leprechaun. All supplies will be provided. An adult may accompany a child at no extra cost. Class cost is $25.00 for children and $30.00 for adults.
Art classes are open to children 17 and under.
Wednesdays: March 4th, 11th, 18th, 25th and April 1st -- From 2:30-6:30 with a rolling start time, so drop off and pick up two hours later or no later than 6:30
Session 2 offers a flexible, open-studio format where students can choose their own creative path each week. With guidance and encouragement along the way, the young artists will explore a variety of materials and techniques while working at their own pace.
Possible projects include cardboard creations, bean mosaics, directed drawing, paper mâché, collaging, and foil “stained glass. Or anything they can create out of the materials on hand!
Materials Available to Art Club Students:
Recycled materials (cardboard, tin cans, plastic bottles, magazines), flower vases, paper, cardstock, paint, markers, scissors, Mod Podge, foil, hot glue, popsicle sticks, fabric scraps, tape (painter’s, masking, duct, and fabric), air-dry clay, fake florals and navy beans.
If you and your student brainstorm an idea that requires materials not listed above, please feel free to reach out so I can make sure we have what’s needed. Students are also welcome to bring in items from home they think might be helpful for their project.
Learn several fun watercolor techniques while creating 4 or more note cards. All materials needed are supplied with instruction from a professional artist. No previous experience required. Great for parents/ kids, etc. Kids above 10 are welcome.
Art classes are open to children 17 and under.
Wednesdays: March 4th, 11th, 18th, 25th and April 1st -- From 2:30-6:30 with a rolling start time, so drop off and pick up two hours later or no later than 6:30
Session 2 offers a flexible, open-studio format where students can choose their own creative path each week. With guidance and encouragement along the way, the young artists will explore a variety of materials and techniques while working at their own pace.
Possible projects include cardboard creations, bean mosaics, directed drawing, paper mâché, collaging, and foil “stained glass. Or anything they can create out of the materials on hand!
Materials Available to Art Club Students:
Recycled materials (cardboard, tin cans, plastic bottles, magazines), flower vases, paper, cardstock, paint, markers, scissors, Mod Podge, foil, hot glue, popsicle sticks, fabric scraps, tape (painter’s, masking, duct, and fabric), air-dry clay, fake florals and navy beans.
If you and your student brainstorm an idea that requires materials not listed above, please feel free to reach out so I can make sure we have what’s needed. Students are also welcome to bring in items from home they think might be helpful for their project.
We will learn how to reticulate silver. 800, not 925 silver is used. Heat will make the silver wrinkle (reticulate). Each piece is unique, and there is no way to tell what the wrinkles will look like. 800 silver has a higher copper content, which makes the wrinkles larger. We will all make a pendant. This class is suitable for those 13 years and up.
Silver is around $80 bucks an ounce now - Cost of class = $60.00
Beginner Painting class for all ages. All materials are included with step-by-step demonstration and instruction.
Art classes are open to children 17 and under.
Wednesdays: March 4th, 11th, 18th, 25th and April 1st -- From 2:30-6:30 with a rolling start time, so drop off and pick up two hours later or no later than 6:30
Session 2 offers a flexible, open-studio format where students can choose their own creative path each week. With guidance and encouragement along the way, the young artists will explore a variety of materials and techniques while working at their own pace.
Possible projects include cardboard creations, bean mosaics, directed drawing, paper mâché, collaging, and foil “stained glass. Or anything they can create out of the materials on hand!
Materials Available to Art Club Students:
Recycled materials (cardboard, tin cans, plastic bottles, magazines), flower vases, paper, cardstock, paint, markers, scissors, Mod Podge, foil, hot glue, popsicle sticks, fabric scraps, tape (painter’s, masking, duct, and fabric), air-dry clay, fake florals and navy beans.
If you and your student brainstorm an idea that requires materials not listed above, please feel free to reach out so I can make sure we have what’s needed. Students are also welcome to bring in items from home they think might be helpful for their project.
Making jewelry requires many different skill sets. This class will cover the 3 most basic, piercing metal using an electric drill, sawing with a jeweler’s hand saw, and filing to clean up edges, all as we create a copper pendant. You will have the choice of sawing your shape from a provided piece of copper or using a premade square and cutting a design inside. You will then use small jewelry files to clean up rough edges. Once the piece is finished, we will add a jump ring and silicone cord, and the pendant will be ready to wear.
We supply the copper for the pendant and the jump ring and cord. All tools necessary for this project are available for student use in the studio. Ages 18+.
Art classes are open to children 17 and under.
Wednesdays: March 4th, 11th, 18th, 25th and April 1st -- From 2:30-6:30 with a rolling start time, so drop off and pick up two hours later or no later than 6:30
Session 2 offers a flexible, open-studio format where students can choose their own creative path each week. With guidance and encouragement along the way, the young artists will explore a variety of materials and techniques while working at their own pace.
Possible projects include cardboard creations, bean mosaics, directed drawing, paper mâché, collaging, and foil “stained glass. Or anything they can create out of the materials on hand!
Materials Available to Art Club Students:
Recycled materials (cardboard, tin cans, plastic bottles, magazines), flower vases, paper, cardstock, paint, markers, scissors, Mod Podge, foil, hot glue, popsicle sticks, fabric scraps, tape (painter’s, masking, duct, and fabric), air-dry clay, fake florals and navy beans.
If you and your student brainstorm an idea that requires materials not listed above, please feel free to reach out so I can make sure we have what’s needed. Students are also welcome to bring in items from home they think might be helpful for their project.
We invite anyone who has tried or regularly enjoys enameling to join enameling instructor Cathy Holley for a relaxed open studio session where you can play with and share your favorite techniques with other enameling lovers. We can supply enamels and copper for those who need them or bring your own supplies for a lower fee. Choose the seat type that suits your situation best. Sign up today for a great opportunity to share with and learn from others!
Feel free to bring any food and drinks that you’d like. Times listed are when the studio will be available, but you are welcome to come in later or leave earlier. Fees, however, will remain the same. Ages 18+.
Flower painting class on 11x14 canvas with acrylic paints, markers, and stencils.
All materials will be provided unless you would like to bring your own brushes.
Art classes are open to children 17 and under.
Wednesdays: March 4th, 11th, 18th, 25th and April 1st -- From 2:30-6:30 with a rolling start time, so drop off and pick up two hours later or no later than 6:30
Session 2 offers a flexible, open-studio format where students can choose their own creative path each week. With guidance and encouragement along the way, the young artists will explore a variety of materials and techniques while working at their own pace.
Possible projects include cardboard creations, bean mosaics, directed drawing, paper mâché, collaging, and foil “stained glass. Or anything they can create out of the materials on hand!
Materials Available to Art Club Students:
Recycled materials (cardboard, tin cans, plastic bottles, magazines), flower vases, paper, cardstock, paint, markers, scissors, Mod Podge, foil, hot glue, popsicle sticks, fabric scraps, tape (painter’s, masking, duct, and fabric), air-dry clay, fake florals and navy beans.
If you and your student brainstorm an idea that requires materials not listed above, please feel free to reach out so I can make sure we have what’s needed. Students are also welcome to bring in items from home they think might be helpful for their project.
