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.

This fragrant, flavor-packed rice dish from India, is made by layering long-grain basmati rice with a yoghurt-based mix of veggies, potatoes, herbs, and spices. Garnish with cashews, raisins, mint, cilantro, and fried onions for a royal one-pot meal your family will love!

For children ages 4-5 (must be at least 4 years old by start of class). Learn beginning swimming skills and have fun in the water. Children will participate without a parent in the water. Locker rooms will be available for changing out of swim attire after class. Showers will be available. Please come prepared to swim and free of lotions, and other body and hair products.

For children ages 4-5 with little pool experience to prepare them for Waders (without parents).

Children 6 months to 2 years old with a parent/guardian in the water. Together, you'll explore basic movements in the water in a gentle and playful way. If your child is not potty-trained, they must wear plastic pants or swim diapers in the pool. No disposable diapers allowed.

Whether you’re a complete beginner or an experienced artist, explore the magical world of watercolors while creating 5 personalized bookmarks. Play with color, texture, and simple techniques to make elegant keepsakes for your favorite books—and laminate them right away! All supplies included.

Paint a beautiful close‑up of a pink lily dotted with water drops. Step‑by‑step instructions and a provided line drawing help ensure success at any skill level. This class has a supply list to purchase. View full list online. Supply List to Bring to Class: a pencil 2 water containers paper towels pop up tissues a fine mist spray bottle for water Arches 140 Cold Press bright white paper size 11” x 10” or bring a ¼ sheet and we can cut down the size later. Artist Quality watercolors are recommended. For this painting, instructor used Indian Yellow, Permanent Rose, Magenta, Alizarin Crimson, Light Red or Burnt Orange and Olive Green by Mijello brand. Different brands may have the same name for a color but the pigment is a little different. It shouldn’t matter. It will still look like a lily. A watercolor pencil in a reddish/orange color. We won’t need it until the last class. Brushes: You may use your regular watercolor brushes. Instructor will discuss the brushes at the first class. (Instructor uses Scharff 960 Aqua Flow Super Round, Scharff #310 White Nylon round brushes sizes #8 and #4, and a variety of scrubby brushes (Scharff Moon #222 brushes sizes #2, #4, #6, used for corrections and lifting off paint.)

Paint several smaller paintings of flowers in vases using watercolor, collage and acrylic. Step-by-step instruction enables all levels of experience to paint a successful painting. This class has a supply list to purchase, view full list online. Supply List to Bring to Class: Cold press 140lb watercolor paper. It doesn’t have to be expensive watercolor paper. We will paint 2 or 3 smaller paintings approx. size of 7” x 11”. Bring what you have. Don’t tear paper until class. Artist quality watercolor paint. I use Mission Gold Paint by Mijello: Indian Yellow, Permanent Magenta, Permanent Rose, Alizarin Crimson, Peacock, Olive Green, Cobalt Blue 2, Ultramarine Blue, These paints are expensive and harder to purchase. A good alternative for an inexpensive set of paints is MeiLiang watercolor paint set 36 colors on Amazon $20.99 Bring YES Paste by Gane Brothers & Lane if you have it You don’t have to buy it for class. I have some to share. Brushes. I like white nylon brushes, a large and a small. Your usual painting supplies which should include 2 water containers, paper towels, pop up tissues and a spray bottle. Eraser Pencil and Ruler Acrylic paint-white like deco art Acrylic paint-black Small flat brushes to paint checks (size #4 and size #8) Larger flat brush to apply paste Small squeeze bottle/gutta bottle about 15 ml with stainless steel tip-thin You may buy this from the instructor for $2. Collage Materials: decorative napkins, old book pages, pallet paper with used acrylic paint on it, rice papers

Did you know you can drink your coffee and paint with it, too? Design and paint two unique watercolor cards using coffee. Learn a variety of basic to intermediate watercolor techniques and designs. Step-by-step instruction, all supplies, and a complimentary coffee drink included. No prior experience needed!