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Blacksmith Fundamentals: Bottle Openers
Ages 16 and up. Begin building your blacksmith skills by forging your own bottle opener! Bottle openers are quick to make and can incorporate all the basic blacksmithing processes into one compact project. End class with a celebratory bottle-opening to try out your new tool (that means a beer or soda is included!). Please note the following before registering: *Wear closed toe shoes/work boots and dress in layers. Wear natural fiber clothing with long sleeves and pants. *It is recommended that you bring your own work gloves and safety glasses. If you can't, there will be some to use; you will be asked to help sanitize them after use. *Bring a water bottle as it can get hot in the shop, especially during the summer months -
Silver Clay Adventure: Make It in Metal
Turn clay into real silver in this magical, hands-on workshop! Shape silky silver clay into a pendant, earrings, or keychain then watch it transform in the kiln into gleaming metal. Polish, finish, and take home your wearable art. It's part science, part jewelry-making--and totally alchemy in action! -
Plein Air Painting
Step into the open air and let nature become your muse. Enjoy a relaxing outdoor painting experience that deepens your connection to the landscape while helping you grow as an artist. For curious beginners or seasoned painters exploring a fresh approach. Painting outdoors requires simplicity and portability. Please bring the following supplies so we can work comfortably outside. Watercolor Paint Set(12-24 colors recommended) A travel watercolor set with built-in palette works best. Suggested colors Lemon Yellow or Hansa Yellow Yellow Ochre Cadmium Red ot Pyrrol Red Pyrrol Orange Alizarin Crimson Ultramarine Blue Cerulean Blue Sap Green Burnt Sienna Payne’s Gray or Neutral Tint Brushes: Synthetic watercolor brushes are perfect for outdoor painting. Bring 3-4 brushes total Round #10 or #12(main brush) Round #6 or #8 Small Round #2 or #4 (details) ½” flat or wash brush Bamboo or cotton roll up brush organizer Paper Watercolor pad, 6x8” or larger Lightweight drawing board or clipboard that sits comfortably in your lap Drawing supplies Pencil (HB or 2B) Eraser Waterproof pen(optional) Water & painting supplies Small water container(jar or collapsible cup) Paper towels or small cloth Outdoor setup Backpack or art tote to carry supplies Folding chair, stool, or Crazy Creek style camp chair(optional) Hat and/or sun protection Sweatshirt/long sleeve shirt(optional) Sunscreen Bug spray(optional) Helpful Extras Painter’s tape or masking tape Bulldog clips or clothespins (for windy days) Small trash bag Viewfinder (optional) Water for drinking -
Basics of Hand Lettering
Learn the fundamentals of hand lettering, skills to make lettering easier, and create a fully hand lettered poster through a step-by-step tutorial. The finished piece will be on an 8"x10" sheet of paper. All supplies are included. -
Pride and Pottery: A Queer Clay Date
Partners register under one name. Learn how to make thrown objects on the wheel alongside your person! Participants come away with up to 3 pieces and choose a glaze color for each of their work. Pieces will be trimmed & glazed by instructor and can be picked up 3 weeks after the date of the class. Space intended for LGBTQIA+ folks. -
Paper Quilling Monogram
Create on a 8x10" canvas panel in this engaging and creative workshop where you'll learn the intricate art of paper quilling to create stunning monogram designs. Discover the basic techniques of paper quilling and how to apply them to personalize your own monogram artwork. Receive guided demonstrations in step-by-step instructions, tips and assistance as you embark on your quilling journey. -
Knitting Workshop: Tips & Tricks
Learn the tips and tricks your great grandmother used to prevent having to unravel and reknit. If you can cast on, knit and purl confidently, this class will give you new ways to use your skills. -
Pottery: Bowl Making
This beginner-friendly class focuses on creating bowls on the pottery wheel. Learn to center clay, shape balanced forms, and refine work through trimming and finishing techniques. Emphasis is placed on consistency and confidence at the wheel. Any level of experience is welcome. -
Creative Sewing
Learn the basics of sewing using both hand and machine techniques in this beginner-friendly class. Create simple projects from scratch! All materials are included. -
Pottery: Intro to Mugs
Make your own handcrafted mug in this beginner‑friendly pottery class! Explore wheel‑throwing, shaping, and handle‑making with guidance from our instructor. Perfect for anyone wanting a fun, hands‑on introduction to functional pottery. Finish by choosing the glaze that brings your unique mug to life. Piece pick up at a later date. -
Pottery: Clay Date Night
Partners register under one name. Learn how to make thrown objects on the wheel alongside your person! Participants come away with up to 3 pieces and choose a glaze color for each of their work. Pieces will be trimmed & glazed by instructor and can be picked up 3 weeks after the date of the class. -
Statement Ring Making
Ages 18+. Design and create your very own sterling silver statement ring in this hands-on jewelry making workshop. Explore the art of metalsmithing and learn how to shape, size, solder, and polish a custom piece. Also learn how to use a jeweler’s torch to solder your ring, practice shaping techniques, and hammer unique textures and designs into the silver with step-by-step guidance from our expert instructor. All metal is sterling silver and high quality (no 14k gold filled options at this time). -
Twisted Magic Wand
Ages 18+. The magic begins when you heat the steel in the forge until it glows—a temperature that allows you to twist it with ease. But remember, the preparation before the heat and twist will shape the outcome. Your wand’s design can include multiple twists, creating a truly custom piece. Bring your creativity, and let’s twist some magic into steel! -
Sewing for The Terrified
For those completely new to sewing. Learn how to use your machine, useful tools, seams, and finishes, and complete a small book bag project. You must bring your own sewing machine and pedal in good working order to the first session. View full supply list online. Supply list to bring to class: Sewing machine, pins, little scissors and a hem gauge (if you have them), thread for your project, 1 yard quilting cotton; 0.5 yard contrast quilting cotton, 1 yard interfacing. Optional: Students may purchase interfacing from instructor for $5. -
Adjusting Sewing Patterns to Fit You
Focus on making adjustments to paper patterns so they fit better. Learn where and how to measure, what ease is, do a full bust adjustment, and more. Practice first on generic samples, then the last class will be devoted to working specifically on your personal fit issues. -
Macrame Plant Hanger: Let's Get Knotty
Once a fixture of every 1970s home, macramé is making a colossal comeback on the contemporary art scene! Learn a variety of knot-tying techniques to create your own unique plant hanger. -
Altering Jeans
Making alterations to store-bought clothes, especially jeans, can be tricky. Discover different options for shortening your jeans including leg shaping. Build skills in waist and back fitting using practice fabric before tackling your favorite jeans. Bring your own sewing machine to class. View full supply list online. If you're ready to jump right in, bring topstitching thread that matches your garment along with the jeans. A JEANS or DENIM needle in size 16/100 or 18/110 will help a great deal. Bring your sewing machine and pedal in good working order to the first session. You will also want pins, little scissors and a hem gauge (if you have them), thread for your project. -
A Card for Every Occasion
Create cards including; birthday, sympathy, get well, and thinking of you. Card makers are welcome to bring their preferred adhesive. All supplies included. View the online class listing for examples of what we’ll make! -
Paper Book Making Workshop
A workshop is a great way to learn the craft of paper books; making lots of different shapes and types. You’ll be delighted at what you can produce from paper. Bring scissors, ruler, pencil, and small cutting mat (if you have one). -
Using Serger/Overlocker Sewing Machines
Get professional help on how your serger works. Bring your serger to class for a lesson on threading, tension, needles, the knife, and the different stitches it will perform. Bring serger/overlocker, pedal, and thread. -
Natural Melt and Pour Soap
Make three handcrafted goat milk bar soaps, learning basic color and fragrance techniques. All essential oils and most colorants are foraged by the instructor; items that cannot be foraged are purchased from a local Dakota medicine shop. The instructor only uses what is available and in season. All supplies are included. -
Pet Collage Workshop
Turn your pet into a pawsome work of art. Use magazine scraps, pre-printed images of your pet, and acrylic matte medium to create a one-of-a-kind 11x14" collage. Learn tips and tricks, then tear, cut, and glue your way through a fun hands-on session where your furry friend comes to life--paper-style! You pick the image you'd like to recreate and all other materials and instruction will be provided. Images sent to instructor for printing before class start date. -
Waitlistbarnimages.com (flickr) (CC BY 2.0)Beginning and Intermediate Pottery & Wheelwork
Receive expert instruction in throwing pieces using an electric wheel. Clay and glazes will be used. All supplies included in fee. Please note: All projects need to be made during class time using approved materials. We’re not able to store or fire pieces made elsewhere or with outside materials. -
Basics of Hand Lettering (Adult + Child)
One adult and one child, ages 8-15. Register under the name of the child attending. Learn the basics of hand lettering in the relaxed, hands-on workshop. Simple techniques make lettering easier, practice a few different styles, and walk through a step-by-step process to create your own finished 8"x10" hand-lettered poster. Each participant will complete their won piece of artwork to take home.
