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Beginner Crochet: Afghan Blanket
with Karleen Deifel

Registration for all 3 sessions of this class is REQUIRED.
In this 3-session class with community volunteer Karleen Diefel, you will learn the basics of crochet. As you learn how to select yarn and hooks, create a chain, and hook a variety of easy stitches, you will begin creating your own Afghan blanket using the granny square technique. Students will start their blanket in class and have the opportunity to continue working on it at home or during Open Studio hours with assistance.
Ages 12-100+
8 Seats Available
Childcare assistance available upon request. Travel assistance available upon request.
A free, nutritious meal is provided during each session of the class.
Beginner Drawing
with Kate Jarman-Gates

Registration required:
In this 3-week course you'll get acquainted with the basics of how to draw realism from a photo with pencil and paper. Together we'll practice observational drawing skills, including armatures, proportions, angles, and shading. Learn new techniques in this safe and encouraging space to take your drawing skills to the next level!
All ages and abilities are welcome. Ages 10 and under must be accompanied by a responsible adult or teenager.
8 Seats Available
Childcare assistance available upon request. Travel assistance available upon request.
A free, nutritious meal is provided during each session of the class.
Bookbinding: "Gay Agendas"
with Kate Jarman-Gates

In this 2-session course you'll learn the basics of long stitch bookbinding. Students will enjoy designing, stitching, and decorating their own agendas (or planners, or diaries, or sketchbooks) in a safe and inclusive environment. LGBTQ+ folks and allies are invited to come!
All ages and abilities are welcome. Ages 10 and under must be accompanied by a responsible adult or teenager.
8 Seats Available
Childcare assistance available upon request. Travel assistance available upon request.
A free, nutritious meal is provided during each session of the class.
Leather Tooling
with Stephen Diefel

In this free community art class, neighborhood artist Stephen Diefel will teach you how to design, stamp, carve, and finish a hand-tooled leather piece to take home. You must purchase your own project kit of your choice from Tandy Leather or Rocky Mountain Leather in advance and bring it to class. Those who don't bring their own kit will use a keychain or coaster kit provided by the studio. The studio will provide stamps, mallets, and boards. If you would like to learn and practice leather carving, please bring your own swivel knife with your name on it.
(You may request up to $20 from the studio to help you with your leather craft kit purchase. No one will be excluded if they can't afford to purchase a kit on their own. To request reimbursement, fill out this form: https://forms.monday.com/forms/38e6c4cefaae4d4fcb2fe806b97826c6?r=use1)
Ages 12-100+
6 Seats Available
Childcare assistance available upon request. Travel assistance available upon request. Fill out this form to request assistance: https://forms.monday.com/forms/38e6c4cefaae4d4fcb2fe806b97826c6?r=use1
A free, nutritious meal will be provided 15 minutes prior to the beginning of class.