Interested in learning a new skill? Use a rigid heddle loom to weave a table runner or two placemats for yourself or as a gift. Looms are provided. If you have a loom of your own and want to learn how to use it, bring it to the first class. You will learn how to warp a loom, weave, and remove the finished product from the loom.
1001 S Duck Street, Stillwater, OK 74074
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Adult Classes
Decorative Plates or Trinket Dish
Join instructor Missy Hitch to create and customize your own decorative plate set! Several different textures and shapes will be provided to bring your own design to your dish. No experience is needed. All items will be bisque fired and ready to glaze by May 18th. This is a perfect project to keep for your holiday decor or gift to someone special. Participants can make up to two plates.
Wheel Throwing 1
Instruction will include students’ skills in the areas of general properties of clay, throwing on the wheel, and glazing. This is a class that will allow you to get your hands dirty, make mistakes, and get the feel of the wheel. No previous experience in clay is needed for this class. Upon completing this class, students are eligible for instructional open studio time.
Beginning Acrylic Painting with Mark Crow - Wednesdays
Join Mark Crow as he guides you through painting a lovely outdoor flower-filled staircase path. This session will teach you how to craft a painting style that blends a feeling of spring with semi-realistic elements, all while celebrating the artistic journey. Mark's classes are known for being both educational and joyful, filled with laughter and knowledge.
Beginning Metalsmithing and Jewelry- May
Have you ever been interested in learning the art of metalsmithing in order to create your own, one-of-a-kind jewelry? In this Beginning Metalsmithing and Jewelry course, students will learn to solder, texture, saw, file, and set a stone while creating a beautiful ring to take home. Students will also learn jewelry studio safety protocols and how to properly use and care for the tools. No previous metalsmithing experience is required. Upon completion of this course, students may sign up to use the studio during open studio hours.
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Introduction to Handbuilding
In this course, students explore the basic physical properties of clay by practicing a variety of hand-forming techniques used to create functional objects. Hand-forming techniques will include pinch pottery, slab and coil building, mold slumping, and texturizing surfaces. The objective of this class is not to make pieces to take home, but rather to learn what is possible and give students a chance to get their hands dirty and feel what it's like to work with clay. No previous experience with clay is needed for this class. This class is a prerequisite to attend open studio.