Explore the possibilities of felt-making and learn various techniques to create one of the oldest forms of textile using natural fibers – wool. Students will create 3 unique handmade accessories at one workshop (Nuno felt scarf, necklace and a brooch/pin). October 5, 202410:00am – 4:00pm $110 class + $30 material fee payable to instructor at the...
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Pysanky Eggs with Basia Andrusko
Explore the art, symbolism and joy in creating Pysanky. You will be guided through all the steps of transforming a plain egg into a work of art. Adult and/or teen students will learn the age-old Ukrainian method of writing Pysanky. We will apply a series of melted beeswax and dyes to create traditional and individually creative...
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Precious Metal Clay Jewelry with Monique Perry
Come learn how to make beautiful fine silver jewelry using Precious Metal Clay (PMC). In this class, students will learn how to hand sculpt and texture fine silver clay into petals, stems, leaves, bail and jump ring. They will combine and add these elements onto a fine silver base piece to create a dimensional sunflower pendant. Once...
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Fused Glass Workshops with Barbara Neale
Fused glass, also known as warm glass, is a process of cutting and overlapping glass that will be melted in a kiln into a solid piece. Fused Glass Pendants Come and learn how to make several fused glass pendants for you or for gifts. In this 3-hour workshop, students will create their own glass jewelry...
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Wood Kiln Firing
The Tyler Park Arts Manabigama (Japanese for “beautiful learning kiln”) is a single chamber wood kiln designed to be efficient, and give beautiful results. Kiln firings are scheduled periodically throughout the year. Community Firings – Stay tuned for upcoming dates Our community firings are split in-to “Shares.” One share is 4 cubic feet, about the...
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Basket Workshop with Karen Wychock
Working over wooden molds, in the methods of the Shakers, you have an opportunity to weave a traditional 12” apple basket. The apple baskets will be woven of reed. The handles are made of pre-bent oak. Students will learn to lay out the base over a mold, weave the sides of the basket using chase...