Learn how to make your own paper! This workshop will cover the basic methods of Traditional Western Style papermaking. We will use abaca and sisal fibers and discuss other fibers that could be used. Learn how to prepare the fiber, the basics of sizing, and other optional add-ins.
Master Mycologist Jay Justice will join us once again for a fun and informative fall fungi foray focusing on native Arkansas edible, poisonous, and medicinal fall mushrooms.
Participants will learn all the basics to stamping in this class. We will cover rubber and photopolymer stamping, proper mounting, block cleaning, and various ink and stamping techniques. You will create three detailed cards along with envelopes to take home. From random stamping to a more advanced “rock and roll” technique, you will leave with tons of information for your future creations. Kits will include die cuts precut by the instructor so focus is on the stamping. Other projects from this instructor can be seen on her facebook page https://www.facebook.com/PapercraftsbyKJ
$35 workshop fee includes instruction and all materials
For adults 18 or older
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This outdoor workshop includes all instruction, supplies, wreath forms, and plenty of wild foraged botanicals, ribbons, and bling to create the perfect look to usher in the holidays. This is a great class to share with one or more of your friends to get into the holiday spirit!
This outdoor workshop includes all instruction, supplies, wreath forms, and plenty of wild foraged botanicals, ribbons, and bling to create the perfect look to usher in the holidays. This is a great class to share with one or more of your friends to get into the holiday spirit!
Participants will be led through an assortment of songs from different eras and genres. Lyrics and chord names are projected on a large screen so attendees may play and sing along, or just listen and enjoy the music. All instruments and skill levels are welcome. Admission is free of charge.
Cecelia will lead participants through the process of cleaning and carding raw fiber, transforming sheared wool into material ready to be felted or spun. A fee of $25 includes all materials and instruction.
