In this Beginning Mosaics class, you will create a serving tray with a
 mosaic of your own design. Students will choose their colors, learn to cut tiles, apply adhesives, and select and apply grout using various methods. Sealing techniques will also be covered. No prior experience is necessary!
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This class uses an embroidery hoop as both loom and frame to create an original weaving to be hung on a wall.  Students will learn to warp the loom, select appropriate yarns and other materials, design a weaving and then begin to create.  The instructor will demonstrate several weaving stitches and some pile weaves that can be used to add texture to the weaving.  If the weaving is not finished in class, students can take home enough materials to finish the project.
This class is suitable for both experienced weavers and beginners.  
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Join local artist Elise Braggs for a hands-on introduction to linocut printmaking. In this engaging workshop, you'll explore the fundamentals of carving, hand-printing, and working with a relief press. Whether a beginner or an experienced printmaker, this class offers a welcoming space to dive into the tactile world of analogue printing. Participants will leave with a unique print of their own design, a collaborative print created alongside fellow attendees, and a deeper appreciation for traditional printmaking techniques. All materials are provided—just bring your curiosity and creativity! 
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Glass Open Studio is available to students who have completed Introduction to Stained Glass. Before coming in, please check the class schedule to confirm the glass studio is available. If a class is scheduled, Open Studio will not be available during that time.
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Take your pottery skills to the next level with Wheel Throwing II! This class is designed for those who have completed our Beginning Wheel Throwing class or have basic experience on the pottery wheel. Under the guidance of a professional ceramic artist, you’ll deepen your understanding of the techniques learned in Wheel One, with a focus on refining your forms and exploring more complex shapes.
 
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The bolo tie is an iconic piece of Western and Southwestern Art, suitable to be worn on both formal and informal occasions. Its vibe is rugged masculinity, but the bolo has become increasingly popular among women too. This jewelry item will have significant value, meaning both its precious metal content as well as becoming a new favorite wardrobe favorite! This is a beginner class, with only one step that is a bit trickier than usual, but you will succeed!
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