Arts & Crafts

The objectives of this class are to develop, at an introductory level, abilities in watercolor painting.  Students will acquire an understanding of the tools and terms used in this medium.  We will experiment with Dry, Damp and Wet Surfaces to explore some of the possibilities and outcomes.  In addition to mastering basic washes, we will investigate glazing and layering as well as applicaation techniques.  Each class project will focus on a different aspect of visual perception and composition.  The aim of this course is to develop an understanding of the technical and aesthetic issues involved in the composition of watercolor paintings.  Please supply your own materials.  A list of basic materials is available.  

Let's make a banner/wall hanging for Valentine's Day.  This will use a fusible, then machine applique our hearts.  Kits will be provided, also swewing machines although you may bring your own if you prefer.  Supply fee of $5 payable to the instructor the night of class.

If you've always wanted to learn to sew or you've done some sewing, but don't feel comfortable with a sewing machine, this class is for you.  Bring small pieces of fabric and basic sewing supplies.  We will make an easy project each week.  Machines will be supplied unless you prefer to bring your own.  

Building on our beginners course, we will explore a host of new and old techniques.  Each class we will tackle specific problems in rendering skies, water, rocks, and figures.  A list of supplies will be made available to students at least one week prior to class starting.

The $90.00 cost is for a couple.  A partner is required for this class.

If you've taken a basic beginner class in ballroom and need to brush up -- this is the class for you.  We will review, learn additional dance steps, and introduce a new dance as time permits.

The $90.00 cost is for a couple.  A partner is required for this class.

Create a necklace or two by learning the basic frame-work for creating simple wraps for stones with holes or without. Simple bails, fancy design for finishing the pendants, using curls and spirals.  Bring your tools and supplies, and any questions you may have.  Supplies and tools can be purchased at Joann Fabric and Craft Stores, Hobby Lobby, or Butler Hill Beads on Minot Avenue in Auburn.  Items to bring with you are as follows:  wire: 18 gauge, and 26 or 28 gauge; stones (this can be a tumbled stone, cut stone or glass); chain or cord (neck chain or cord to compliment wire); clasps and connectors; magnetic, lobster claw, or toggle, split rings to attach closure.