Wire Wrapped Jewelry:

The goal with the series of wire wrapping classes is not only to help you create beautiful, timeless pieces of jewelry, but also introduce you to unique stones and the healing that comes from working with  these gorgeous pieces of art created by Mother Nature.

Ever wanted to learn how to create elegant handmade jewelry without glue or soldering? Learn how to wrap undrilled cabochons into gorgeous jewelry, decorative ornaments and beautiful keepsakes for yourself or your loved ones. This class is designed to teach you how to wrap hand cut stones into pendants using only wires, no soldering or glue. You can use this technique to transform any flattish stone or found items into beautiful keepsakes to be treasured and cherished. 

A supply fee of $20 per person is due and payable to the instructor the day of class.

Join us as we learn different techniques on how to apply underglaze to pottery. Underglaze is a paint-like material. It is applied to create stunning designs and patterns, before the final glaze firing.  You will receive two pre-made ceramic pieces to create your very own designs on.  After class, each piece will get fired twice and will be completed in three to four weeks.

Students aged 14 and up are welcome to register for this class when a parent/guardian is also registered and attends the same class.

A supply fee of $30 per person is due and payable to the instructor the day of class.  To include clay, underglaze, materials, two firings and glaze.

Finished project pick up dates/times at the district with the instructor are: For the 9/19 class is 10/10. For the 10/10 class, 11/7. Pick up times for all dates are 5:00 p.m.-5:30 p.m.

Wire Wrapped Jewelry:

The goal with the series of wire wrapping classes is not only to help you create beautiful, timeless pieces of jewelry, but also introduce you to unique stones and the healing that comes from working with  these gorgeous pieces of art created by Mother Nature.

In this class, you will learn how to wrap a fossilized shark tooth using wires and leave with a beautifully crafted meaningful piece of jewelry you would be proud to wear or gift. Shark tooth necklaces have been worn for centuries. Sharks symbolize strength, grace and power in the Hawaiian culture. Many surfers and Sailors often wear them for good luck and protection. You will leave class with a wire wrapped shark tooth on a handmade cord.

A supply fee of $20 per person is due and payable to the instructor the day of class.

It’s time to get your hands dirty! A fun class learning the basics to hand building ceramic! We will go over building methods of both coil and slab building. From there, you will dig into the clay to build your very own creation!  After class, each piece will be fired and glazed for you, and will be ready in apx. three weeks.

Students aged 14 and up are welcome to register for this class when a parent/guardian is also registered and attending the same class.

A supply fee of $25 per person is due and payable to the instructor the day of class.

Finished project pick up dates/times at the district with the instructor are: For the 9/26 class is 10/17. For the 10/17 class 11/7. Pick up times for all dates are 5:00 p.m.-5:30 p.m.

Get ready to design several spooky creations this Halloween season! We will be drilling, painting and gluing three awesome Halloween projects. All the painted crafts will be sealed with an outdoor safe sealer to be displayed outside. Your home will be the envy of the neighborhood. You will create wooden painted pumpkins, a Mason jar lite up ghost, and large tree “scary eyes.” Students please bring a glue gun with glue sticks, two paint brushes 1”-2”, scissors, and pencil. Please wear clothes you can get pain on.

Students aged 10 and up are welcome to register when a parent or guardian is also registered and attends the same class.

A supply fee of $20 per person is due and payable to the instructor the day of class.

Unleash your creativity and delve into the world of indigenous musical instruments with our Thunder Gourd Instrument Crafting Workshop. This hands-on course offers participants the unique opportunity to learn the art of crafting and playing the thunder gourd, a percussion instrument with roots in Native American culture. Participants will be guided in every step of the thunder gourd crafting process, understanding the process for cleaning, preparing, and carving the gourd. Then it’s time for the hands-on experience with staining, painting, assembling, and decorating this distinctive instrument. In addition to the practical aspects of crafting, students will explore the cultural significance and history of the thunder gourd within Native American traditions. Discussions will cover its ceremonial use, symbolism, and role in indigenous music, providing valuable context and appreciation for the instrument’s heritage. By the end of the workshop, each participant will have crafted their own unique thunder gourd, imbued with personal flair and cultural resonance. Whether you’re a seasoned musician, a craft enthusiast, or simply curious about indigenous culture, this workshop offers a rewarding journey into the world of the thunder gourd. A variety of gourds will be available to select from. Gourds have been cleaned, sanded, cut, sealed inside, and pre-drilled. All supplies needed to create your thunder gourd will be provided. Students are welcome to bring their own embellishments such as stones, beads, gems, etc., if desired. Participants are encouraged to bring an apron or wear clothing suitable for staining/painting. Note: Gourds vary in size, shape, texture, color, and are subject to participant’s creativity.

Students aged 10 and up are welcome to register when a parent or guardian is also registered and attends the same class.

A supply fee of $40 per person is due and payable to the instructor the day of class.

Crochet in French means “to hook” and there's no doubt you will be hooked on this relaxing art. In this class, designed for the beginner through intermediate student, you will learn how to hold your hook properly, learn and practice stitches, why gauge is so important, how to read a pattern, the beauty of yarn and techniques to make your crocheted pieces beautiful.

Each student will start their instruction with a beginner project. Please bring a “K” hook, and a 4- ply skein of yarn to class. Students will complete a project together.

Love painted stained glass pieces? Love how they sparkle in a window? If you have taken a beginner course for glass art, you can add to your skills and increase the size of your artworks. The goal of the class is learning advanced techniques including gold leaf, embedding of crystals and other embellishments.  You will be hand drawing your own pieces, designing with color, texture, pattern and sheen. A journey of beautiful creating! Project for the two-day class will be either a wreath for winter or a floral design with high contrast and crystal additions. 

A supply fee of $30 per person is due and payable to the instructor the day of class.