Winter 2010 Catalog
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Classes for Kids & Teens? Descriptions marked with a * are open to kids or teens and require no previous experience. These are not kid's classes but rather beginner classes for all types of beginners. Young
people will be challenged while curious adults will be inspired...and no one will be bored! Please see class description for ages. Other classes may allow older teen students with instructor permission. Please contact the Textile Center at 612-436-0464 for more information before you register.
All classes have limited space available and some fill quickly. Please feel free to call and check on class availability before you send in your registration. We are not able to hold spaces without payment. We will try to update this page when classes are full or with other corrections. If the class you are interested in is full, we are generally able to take a waiting list for a class and call will you if a space opens up.
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Class Proposal Guidelines
Sparkles: Angelina & Foil
Custom Fibers with Jen Cuff
Needle Little Project?
Needle Little Project? with Carol Strand-Siebers
One for You and One for Me with Kim Oedekoven
Color with Paintstiks with Susan Stein
Color with Paintstiks with Susan Stein
Personal Icons with Patty Carmody Smith
Painting with Dyes wth Gail Katz-James
Lutrador & Fusible Web with Susan Stein
Monoprints with Susan Stein
Color Pyramid with Susan Antell
Variations on a Theme with Sandra Brick
Silk Fusion with Susan Stein
Stitched Shibori with Susan Stein
Yo-yo's with Sandra Brick
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Dyes & Surface Design
Technology Tuesday Seminars
Sewing
Design & Creativity
Felting
3D Techniques & Mixed Media
Spinning & Fibers
Knitting & Crochet
Kids & Teens Welcome
Visiting Artists
Artwear Symposium
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 Great For Beginners. This class is designed to introduce you to a new technique. No experience is necessary.
 Something For Every Skill Level. This class is designed to further your exploration in a technique or topic. You can be an advanced beginner or someone looking for a creative boost. Some experience in this topic is helpful.
 Advanced Classes. This class requires some prior experience in a technique or topic. See class description for more information.
Still have questions? Don't know where you fit? Please feel free to call or email before you register.
 New classes!
 Visiting Artists
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Visiting Artists
Artful Knit: A Sculptural Approach to Knitting
Saturday & Sunday March 13 & 14
10:00 am - 4:00 pm
Develop a personal language of forms by experimenting with knitting fundamentals to uncover the enormous possibilities of a three dimensional knit. By manipulating stitches and solving knitting geometry, participants will learn to 'think knit'. The class will explore the use of non-traditional materials and cover a range of techniques to help create shape and stability when working in three dimensions. This is a process-oriented workshop, with time devoted to making samples and experiments as you learn each technique or concept. Time will be set aside for the teacher to individually discuss with students their ideas for future projects. Your new knitting vocabulary can be applied to sculptural or wearable creations. This class is geared towards proficient hand knitters with machine knitters welcome. Knowledge of crochet is also helpful. Download Supply list.
Instructor: Adrienne Sloane
$276/$240 Textile Center Members
Adrienne Sloane's sculptural fiber work has been published in Fiberarts, American Craft, The Surface Design Journal and is profiled in the book, Knitting Art: 150 Innovative Works from 18 Contemporary Artists. Sloane has work in the collections of the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the Goldstein Museum of Design as well as private collections. She has also taught internationally, worked with traditional knitters in Bolivia and Peru and exhibited her previous wearable art nationally. Read more about Adrienne at her website.
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Dyeing & Surface Design
Sparkles: Foil & Angelina Fibers
Tuesday December 8
6:00 - 8:30 pm
You'll sparkle all the way home with these glitzy embellishments for all of your fiber art projects. Use Angelina shreds and film to add glitter and shimmer to your projects. Learn several techniques to apply foil for a flawless metallic embellishment or a distressed look. You'll leave with many ideas and techniques you can add to your own works of art. Materials fee $10, payable to the instructor. Download Supply list.
Instructor: Susan Stein
$35 /$30 Textile Center Members
Fractured Light
December 10
6:00 - 9:00 pm
Let your colors crystallize. Learn a low immersion dye technique that allows the spontaneous crinkles and folds in your fabric to form an organic crystalline or fractured pattern. Subtle ripples to bold patterns like stained glass can emerge, based on the colors you choose. This class lets you explore with multiple dye colors in each piece and create a dozen fabrics that will become your favorites for every project. We will work with fat quarters of cotton fabric and fiber reactive dyes. Download Supply list.
Instructor: Susan Antell
$38 /$33 Textile Center Members
Dye a Color Wheel in Cotton
Thursday January 28
6:00 - 9:00 pm
Dye two sets of complete color wheels and their afterimage hues, creating a 48 color spectrum of fat quarters and fat eights. Use just two sets of primary colored dyes, one warm and one cool, and learn how to get exactly the color you want and be able to reproduce it. Learn how and why afterimages help you to enhance the dominant colors in your project. We will work with cotton fabric and fiber reactive dyes. This class is a great introduction to working with these versatile dyes. Download Supply list.
Instructor: Susan Antell
$38/$33 Textile Center Members
Leaves & Fibers
Mondays February 8 & 15
6:00 - 9:00 pm
Learn how to dye the natural way using onlyingredients from your grocery produce section. Experiments includeusing berries and vegetables which yield amazing earth friendlydyes.Usenon-toxic fabric dyes and paints to create the look you want on fabric and print and design using textures from recycled materials. Using our newly dyed materials we will create our earth friendly tote. Creative, fun and earth-friendly ideas to take home. Materials fee $6, payable to the instructor. No supply list.
Instructor: Kim Oedekoven
$72/$63 Textile Center Members
Color with Paintstiks
Monday February 15
1:00 - 3:30 pm
Anybody can draw with crayons! Come and play with big crayons called Painstiks to create wonderful effects on fabric. Paintstiks are permanent, colorful, and easy to use with a variety of application techniques like texture rubbing, drawing, stencils and more. They are a great way to get shimmery metallic effects while your fabric stays soft. Add a new tool to your pallette! Materials fee $5, payable to the instructor. Download Supply list.
Instructor: Susan Stein
$35/$30 Textile Center Members
Hand Painting with Thickened Dyes
Wednesdays February 17 & 24
6:00 - 9:00 pm
Create your own custom pallette of thickened dyes to use for handpainting cotton, rayon and silk fabrics. Learn to mix thickened dyes using alginate and a fixer that you add each time to only the dye you are using. Try techniques for color mixing with red, yellow, blue and black to create the perfect color and consistency for the results you want. Finally, learn hand painting techniques for working with these dyes including brushes, rollers, simple stamps, found objects, and monoprinting with plexiglass plates. Materials fee $15, payable to the instructor. Download Supply list.
Instructor: Gail Katz-James
$83/$62 Textile Center Members
Building a Pyramid Color Chart
Thursday February 25
6:00 - 9:00 pm
Create a color chart based on Pascal's Triangle. Starting with red, yellow and blue, you will develop a set of 45 colors, arranged in a triangular chart. Each color has its own formula so that you can choose one and know exactly the formula to use to get each color. A great reference for your dyeing projects and developing your own pallette of colors. You will dye fat eighths of each color. Download Supply list.
Instructor: Susan Antell
$38/$33 Textile Center Members
Stitched Shibori
Wednesdays March 3, 10, & 17
7:00 - 9:00 pm
Techniques known as ori-nui, mokume and karamatsu shibori use stitches in the fabric to act as a resist for dyes. Unique effects can be created by the type of stitch, folds in the fabric and the arrangement of stitches all used in combination. Everything from subtle abstract patterns to pictoral pieces are possible with just a handful of artfully placed threads. You choose your fabric (silk, cotton, rayon, bamboo or combination) and learn to stitch and dye these shibori patterns. Materials fee $15, payable to instructor. Download Supply list.
Instructor: Sandra Brick
$72/$63 Textile Center Members
Photo & Transparency Transfers
Friday March 12
1:00 - 3:30 pm
Transfer images onto fabric using a variety of techniques and materials. Learn ways to create crystal clear photographic images, try making hand-altered images for an artistic look or even create woodblock style images and transfer them to your fabric. Class will be lots of demo and discussion with a few hands-on projects. Materials fee $10, payable to the instructor. No supply list.
Instructor: Susan Stein
$35/$30 Textile Center Members
Gelatin Monoprints
Tuesday March 23
6:00 - 8:30 pm
Come to play with cool, squishy gelatin to make clear and versatile prints on fabric. We will use textile paints and stencils, stamps, and sponges to create images on the gelatin. Then print that image on to fabrics, creating a unique effect and one-of-a-kind image. Take your gelatin pad home and continue to play. Bring paper towels and an apron, all other materials are provided. Materials fee $15.
Instructor: Susan Stein
$35/$30 Textile Center Members
Lutrador and Painted Fusible Web
Tuesday April 6
6:00 - 8:30 pm
Do things with web and interfacing the manufacturer never envisioned! Lutrador can be painted, manipulated, melted, and sewn while maintaining super strength. Misty Fuse and Wonder Under can be colored in several ways and used to alter fabric and layer embellishments. Come to explore renegade uses for common materials. Bring paper towels and an apron, all other materials will be provided. Materials fee $8.
Instructor: Susan Stein
$35/$30 Textile Center Members
Silk Fusion Paper
Tuesday April 20
6:00 - 8:30 pm
Use gorgeous silk roving to create a new paper-like fabric which can be used to make boxes, purses, book covers, vessels and more. Incorporate trims and ribbons, Angelina, and other embellishments in your fusion. Simple methods with elegant results. No supply list. Materials fee $15.
Instructor: Susan Stein
$35/$30 Textile Center Members
Slip Dress Makeover
Thursday April 22
6:00 - 9:00 pm
Transform a demure white slip in to an exotic dress. Bring your slips, camisoles, tights or swim suits and use dyes to make them in to something extraordinary. This class is a crash course in techniques for dyeing nylon fabrics - so check the tags before you come. Celebrate Earth Day by restyling thrift store finds in to new wearable art! No materials fee. Download Supply list. Ages 14 and up welcome.
Instructor: Susan Antell
$38/$33 Textile Center Members
Variations on a Theme: Shibori
Monday April 26
6:00 - 9:00 pm
Transform simple silk scarves into multicolored masterpieces in just one evening! Learn some simple shibori techniques - resist dying in the Japanese tradition, using folding, clamping, binding, stitching and more to create patterns in your fabric before you add the color. You will complete four different variations and leave with a bouquet of silk scarves that you can give as gifts or wear to brighten up your winter wardrobe. Materials fee $40. Download Supply list.
Instructor: Sandra Brick
$38/$33 Textile Center Members
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Needlework & Beading
Needle Little Project?
Monday December 7
6:00 - 9:00 pm
Learn to embroider! Create small works of art perfect for gift giving - a book mark, ornament or wee wall hanging - using basic embroidery stitches. We will focus on learning some classic favorites like back stitch, chain stitch, satin stitch and more. A great introduction to get you started with hand embroidery. Materials fee $10, payable to the instructor. No supply list.
Instructor: Carol Strand-Siebers
$ 31 /$ 27 Textile Center Members
Technology Tuesday Seminars
Etsy: Talking Shop
Tuesday January 26
6:00 - 8:00 pm
Have you had an intro to Etsy and now you want more? This is a hands-on session to help you spruce up your shop for the new year. Bring your laptop and we will go step-by-step through listing a new item in your shop. Then we will get together as a group for feedback on your new listing, general shop "look" and policies. Lots of time for one-on-one and help from your peers. Homework required before class, list provided.
You should bring your laptop in good working order. Please make sure you are equipped for wireless internet access. Don't forget your power cord, mouse or other accessories you might need. This is a hands-on class. Download Supply list.
Instructor: Becka Rahn
$16/$14 Textile Center Members
A Pinch of Photoshop: Hands On
Tuesday February 23
6:00 - 8:00 pm
Bring your laptop installed with Photoshop (or Photoshop Elements) and
we will spend an evening hands-on getting to know your way around a
few basic Photoshop tools. We will start with cropping, resizing, and
some simple ways to brighten and touch up your images. Then try a few
filters for some special effects. Come to class ready for hands-on
practice that will get you started making Photoshop work for you. Bring a few digital images and some basic computer skills.
You should bring your laptop in good working order, and installed with Photoshop or Photoshop Elements (any version). Don't forget your power cord, mouse or other accessories you might need. This is a hands-on class. Download Supply list.
Instructor: Carol Strand-Siebers
$16/$14 Textile Center Members
Networking with Technology
Tuesday March 23
6:00 - 8:00 pm
Learn how to tap into social networking and media outlets Twitter, Facebook, Flickr and various chat groups to showcase your business. Give and get ideas about what you can offer and make connections with others in your field. We will also explore ways to reach potential customers with your messages using these venues and more. The market is tight and by using these low to no-cost tools, you can sell yourself with confidence.
Instructor: Kim Oedekoven
$16/$14 Textile Center Members
Blogs Behind the Scenes
Tuesday April 27
6:00 - 8:00 pm
Blogs or weblogs are often used as an online diary or journal, but they can do so much more! Use a blog as journal of your work in progress, a portfolio of finished pieces, an online newsletter, a marketing tool and more. Learn how and where to set up your own blog, "blog etiquette" and how to find other blogs to connect to.
Instructor: Kim Oedekoven
$16/$14 Textile Center Members
Sewing
Mastering Machine Tension
Monday January 18
6:00 - 9:00 pm
Master the skill of adjusting and perfecting the tension on your sewing machine for different sewing applications. You will review basic principles of lock stitch sewing machine operation and tension adjustments. You will learn about different shuttle actions and bobbin case styles, thread types and sizes, selecting the proper needle type and size, basic maintenance, how to adjust both upper and lower thread tension and tips for gauging proper tension. This is a hands- on workshop, bring your machine (in good working condition) along with your favorite (or challenging) sewing threads and fabric scraps. Download Supply list.
Instructor: Steve Pauling
$41/$36 Textile Center members
Using Specialty Threads
Monday February 8
6:00 - 9:00 pm
Specialty threads (metallics, woolly threads, stretch, top stitching, ribbons and yarn) offer a whole new world of creativity and expression for textile artists. Learn the technical skills in how to use them, which ones work better than others, specialty needles and their application. This is a hands-on workshop, please bring your machine in good working condition. Note: You must have a good understanding of machine tension and be comfortable adjusting both top and bottom tension on your machine. If you need more instruction in adjusting your machine, consider taking, "Mastering Machine Tension" as a primer before for this class. Materials fee $8, payable to the instructor. Download Supply list.
Instructor: Steve Pauling
$41/$36 Textile Center members
Necktie and Dye
Wednesdays February 10 & 17
6:00 - 8:00 pm
Make a necktie for your favorite guy! First night with Susan Antell, you will dye a piece of one-of-a-kind fabric in your choice of colors - from sophisticated to show-stopping. Come back the next week and learn from Steve "The Bobbin Doctor" Pauling to tailor a necktie like a pro. Get all the tricks for interfacing, stitching and more. Download Supply list. Materials fee $3, payable to the instructor.
Instructors: Susan Antell & Steve Pauling
$52/$45 Textile Center Members
Cozy Calves: Design Your Own Leg Warmers
Mondays February 22 & March 1
6:00 - 8:30 pm
Are you a commuter biker? Do you take the bus? Do you live in Minnesota in the winter? Do you love the 80s? If you can answer yes to any of these questions, then you need a pair of custom leg warmers! We will use recycled wool fabrics to make a pair that show your style or hide secretly under your jeans. Embellish with needle felting, embroidery and many more ideas. No sewing experience necessary. Download Supply list.
Instructor: Jen Cuff
$58/$50 Textile Center Members
Yo-Yo's!
Thursday February 25
6:00 - 9:00 pm
An old-fashioned technique with endless possibilites! Fabric yo-yos can be used to make jewelry, purses and bags, table runners, toys and many more off-the-wall and classic pieces. Learn basic yo-yo construction and the practical
do's-and-don'ts of working with yo-yos. They are a great way to use up scraps. Each student will leave with a finished project, another project in process and ideas for many more. Materials fee $20 (includes a yo-yo construction tool).
Instructor: Sandra Brick
$31/$27 Textile Center Members
Design & Creativity
Personal Color Wheel for Fiber Artists
Thursday March 25
6:00 - 9:00 pm
Find out how your stash can become your personal fabric color wheel. Raid your scraps and stash fabrics to identify your personal preferences in color and create a 12 step color wheel from your own fabrics. Armed with this new personalized tool, we will focus on color theory and how to make it work with your style. Choose some new colors to combine with your favorites to add zing and pop to your next project. Learn color theory terms and what they mean, how to use color harmonies and contrasts and the role of neutrals in your work. Materials fee $6, payable to the instructor. Download Supply list.
Instructor: Susan Antell
$38/$33 Textile Center Members
Studio Pilates - Living Pilates Every Day
Saturday January 23
1:00 - 3:00 pm
As an artist, it's easy to focus on what you are working on for hours on end and then suddenly realize you are tired, sore, and stiff from bending over your studio table or sewing machine. Studio Pilates is an invitation to bring the benefits of a little recess into each dayto be mindful of your breathing, to explore mind-body connections, to effectively utilize core muscles to support your spine, to increase your awareness of posture and positioning, and to playfully emphasize strength and flexibility throughout your daily activities - even while sitting at your desk! Learn ways that you can be kind to your body as you create and add healthy habits to your day. (Please note: this class is an addition and does not appear in the print catalog.)
Instructor: Angela Kneale
Angela Kneale, Occupational Therapist, has achieved full certification from Stott Pilates and has completed Franklin Method training. She provides therapy services, teaches Pilates and wellness, is the author of four books, and specializes in the integration of movement, breathing, postural alignment, and relaxation techniques for optimal health. Materials fee $11 payable to the instructor.
$16/$14 Textile Center Members
Felting
Felting with a Friend
Saturday March 13
1:00 - 3:00 pm
Meet a new friend at class or bring your favorite grown up or little person to play with soapy water and wool. Together you'll turn soft, colorful fluff into felted beads, pictures and creatures. Fun for all and it's easy to learn and do more at home. Materials fee $3 per person. Ages 6 and up. (Students ages 6-10 should be accompanied by an adult. Ages 10 and up can be kid-kid pairs.)
Instructor: Jen Cuff
$20 per adult/kid pair
Wet and Dry Felting
Thursdays April 22 & 29
6:00 - 9:00 pm
In this class we will explore both major felting techniques, wet and dry. Using wool roving as a base, we will learn about the agitation, water and heat needed to bind the individual fibers and make felt. During class we will create wet felted beads to construct a gorgeous necklace. Then, using a barbed felting needle we will move on to dry felting, making decorative coasters by adding needle felted embellishments to recycled wool fabric.You will leave class with a great introduction to many felting techniques and ways that you can combine them. Materialsfee$6.
Instructor: Kim Oedekoven
$69/$60 Textile Center Members
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3D Techniques & Mixed Media
Fused Plastic "Fabric"
Thursday March 18
6:00 - 9:00 pm
A billion single-use plastic bags are given out for free each day, 100 billion of which end up in American landfills each year. Instead of throwing them away, put them to use again as a fused plasitc lunch bag, messenger bag or wearable art. Learn techniques for fusing layers of plastic together to make a sturdy material you can sew and embellish. Please bring at least 6 plastic grocery bags to class.
Instructor: Kim Oedekoven
$31/$27 Textile Center Members
Personal Icons
Saturday & Sunday March 20 & 21
10:00 am - 4:00 pm
In this class, you will create freestanding papier mache icons, or sacred objects that reflect your divine essence. On the first day, you will carve a Styrofoam armature and cover it with papier mache. On the second day, multiple techniques will be demonstrated to create a beautiful textured surface using Paperclay, textured fabric and paint. You can experiment with making a face or use face molds that will be provided. Finished piece will measure 15-17 inches high. Materials fee $30, payable to the instructor at the first class session. Download Supply list.
Instructor: Patty Carmody Smith
$152/$132 Textile Center Members
Spinning & Fibers
Drop Everything Date Night
Thursday February 11
6:00 - 8:30 pm
Who said wool wasn't sexy? Set aside a night to "drop everything" and do something fun with your Valentine. Spend an evening literally "spinning a yarn" with a drop spindle. Ply your strands together or celebrate your singles! We will have lots of laughs and you will leave class with several small skeins of beautiful handspun yarn. Materials fee $5 per person.
Instructor: Jen Cuff
$25 per person, $40 for you and a friend (must register at the same time to get the discount)
Custom Fibers
Mondays March 15 & 22
6:00 - 9:00 pm
Are you a spinner or a felter? Do you dream of creating your own fiber and color combinations for your yarns and works of art? This class is your dream come true! First, learn to dye wool roving using a number of different methods like hand-painting, immersion and squeeze bottles. During the second class, you will blend and combine your hand-dyed roving using hand carders and a drum carder to design your custom fibers. Add angelina sparkle and bits and scraps of many other fibers. Bring your ideas and we will explore the possibilities!
Materials fee $20, payable to the instructor. Download Supply list.
Instructor: Jen Cuff
$69/$60 Textile Center Members
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Knitting & Crochet
Amigurumi Adventures
Wednesdays January 20 & 27 and February 3
7:00 - 8:30 pm
Amigurumi is the Japanese art form of creating small ultra-cute stuffed animals and creatures using crochet. Learn the simple crochet techniques traditionally used for amigurumi are in a crochet crash course. Then employ these techniques to make your own basic Amigurumi shape. Stitch details and embellish to make a character and give it a personality all its own. Choose your favorite animal, monster or character! Beginners welcome. Ages 14 and up. Download Supply list.
Instructor: Lauren Koehne
$50/$44 Textile Center Members
True Colors
Thursdays March 11, 18 and 25
7:00 - 8:30 pm
Let your true colors shine through your new stripy scarf. School colors? Team colors? Favorite colors? You decide. Learn how to knit, purl and two ways change colors to knit stripes. Lefties welcome! A great starter project for anyone who has ever wanted to learn to knit. Ages 12 and up. Download Supply list.
Instructor: Jen Cuff
$52/$45 Textile Center Members
Artful Knit: A Sculptural Approach to Knitting
Saturday & Sunday March 13 & 14
10:00 am - 4:00 pm
Develop a personal language of forms by experimenting with knitting fundamentals to uncover the enormous possibilities of a three dimensional knit. By manipulating stitches and solving knitting geometry, participants will learn to 'think knit'. The class will explore the use of non-traditional materials and cover a range of techniques to help create shape and stability when working in three dimensions. Your new knitting vocabulary can be applied to sculptural or wearable creations. This is a process-oriented workshop, with time devoted to making samples and experiments as you learn each technique or concept. Time will be set aside for the teacher to individually discuss with students their ideas for future projects. Participants must be proficient in basic hand or machine knitting techniques; knowledge of crochet is also helpful. Download Supply list.
Instructor: Adrienne Sloane
$276/$240 Textile Center Members
Knitted Flowers
Wednesday March 31
6:00 - 9:00 pm
Knit a nosegay, Purl a posy! We will use a variety of stitches and recycled yarns create a bouquet of diverse flower shapes. Great for beginners who have mastered the basic knit and purl. Explore some simple ways to make accessories, jewelry, embellish a pillow, bag or jacket, decorate a gift and more. Download Supply list.
Instructor: Lauren Koehne
$31/$27 Textile Center Members
Paint A Skein
Monday April 12
6:00 - 9:00 pm
Add some handpainted skeins to your yarn stash! We will spend an evening in the dye lab painting your favorite yarn to make a one of a kind skein. Bring your undyed skeins of wool, silk, or other protein fibers. Learn what dyes to use, how to blend colors or make bold stripes as you paint. Once you have painted your masterpiece, then learn step by step how to set the colors, rinse and dry. Materials fee $8. Download Supply list.
Instructor: Jen Cuff
$38/$33 Textile Center Members
Kids & Teens Welcome
One for You and One for Me
Saturday December 12
2:00 - 5:00 pm
Make special hand-made gifts for all those on your holiday shopping list! Using markers and a "magic" potion, well learn to monoprint on fabric and make four different presents in just one day! Mom will love the fabric necklace. What about fabric journals and bookmarks for you brother and sister and a colorful handkerchief for Dad? (Well even make a surprise something special for you to keep.) At the end of class well wrap them all up and attach gift tags so they are ready to hand out later. Whoever you make your presents for, they will really appreciate that you make them yourself and used your imagination too. Materials fee $7, payable to the instructor. No supply list. Ages 6 and up welcome.
Instructor: Kimberly Oedekoven
$ 25 /$ 25 Textile Center Members
Felting with a Friend
Saturday March 13
1:00 - 3:00 pm
Meet a new friend at class or bring your favorite grown up or little person to play with soapy water and wool. Together you'll turn soft, colorful fluff into felted beads, pictures and creatures. Fun for all and it's easy to learn and do more at home. Materials fee $3 per person. Ages 6 and up. (Students ages 6-10 should be accompanied by an adult. Ages 10 and up can be kid-kid pairs.)
Instructor: Jen Cuff
$20 per adult/kid pair
Also see these classes, which are open to kids and teens but designed to be fun for all ages!
True Colors (beginning knitting)
Amigurumi Adventures (crochet animals)
Are you 14 or older and want to take a class that is not listed for your age? Give Becka a call or send an email and ask. Some classes are open to teens, with instructor permission.
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