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SUMMARY:Intro To Block Printing: Carve & Print Your Own Designs
DESCRIPTION:BLOCK-PRINT-S-1200x800-01BLOCK-PRINT-L-1200x800-03BLOCK-PRINT-S-1200x800-18BLOCK-PRINT-L-1200x800-05BLOCK-PRINT-S-1200x800-16BLOCK-PRINT-L-1200x800-06BLOCK-PRINT-S-1200x800-11                    \n\n                                    \n            \n        \n        \n\nBlock printing is one of the oldest forms of printmaking. It offers a simple method for creating your own graphics and patterns\, and thankfully only requires a handful of tools and supplies to produce your own prints. In our introduction to block printing workshop\, you will take your own graphic or pattern design\, then learn to transfer it to a Speedy Carve block to produce a linocut stamp. Next\, you will practice printing with water soluble ink and your new stamp as you print your image on a variety of surfaces\, including nice cardstock\, a Moleskine journal\, and even a cotton tote bag! Each student will make one medium block printing stamp and several prints featuring your block print designs to take home. \n\n\n\nSupplies Needed: Please come to class with a design for your stamp already drawn or printed out. Make sure your image is no bigger than 4″x6″. As part of this class\, you will receive one block for your stamp\, as well as one Moleskine Cahier Cardboard Journal\, one cotton tote\, several sheets of nice\, heavy card stock and practice paper for your prints. Also\, students are encouraged to wear clothes they can get grungy since we’ll be working with block print ink. \n\nInstructor Bio: Hayley has been sewing since the tender age of three. A jack of all trades\, Hayley enjoys backpacking as a means of seeing this great big world\, free food\, Dad jokes\, and her lifelong ambition is to pet all of the dogs! \n\nThe rules / important stuff: We have a NO EXCEPTIONS 72 HOUR CANCELLATION policy – this includes cancellation\, re-books\, gift certificates\, moving classes\, etc. For more information on canceling a class\, please read our cancellation policy. All classes are 21+. If any questions\, please email us at info AT workshopsf DOT org. \n\nALL CLASSES TAKE PLACE AT WORKSHOP SF LOCATED AT 1310 HAIGHT STREET UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED ON THE TITLE AND LISTING.
URL:https://workshopsf.org/class/intro-to-block-printing-carve-print-your-own-designs-0623/
LOCATION:WorkshopSF\, 1310 Haight Street\, San Francisco\, CA\, 94117
CATEGORIES:Art + Printmaking
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260624T190000
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SUMMARY:Needle Felting 101: Woodland Creatures Project
DESCRIPTION:FELTING-WOODLAND-S-1200x800-6FELTING-WOODLAND-S-1200x800-5FELTING-WOODLAND-S-1200x800-3FELTING-WOODLAND-S-1200x800-2FELTING-WOODLAND-S-1200x800-4FELTING-WOODLAND-S-1200x800-1FELTING-WOODLAND-S-1200x800-7                    \n\n                                    \n            \n        \n         \nReady to jump into the soothing and satisfying world of needle felting? In this beginner-friendly felting workshop\, professional multimedia artist Risa Culbertson will introduce you to the fundamentals of needle felting and hard launch your journey into the vibrant world of fiber arts! \nRisa will teach you three essential techniques: needle felting wool on wool\, felting over a form\, and felting directly on fabric. Using these techniques\, you’ll create your very own furry creature inspired by San Francisco’s iconic wildlife such as pigeons\, Telegraph Hill parrots\, racoons\, coyotes\, and more. By the end of the class\, you’ll have a solid foundation in these versatile techniques\, which can be applied to larger and more detailed projects. Plus\, you’ll head home with your very own felting kit to keep the creative adventures going! \nSupplies Needed: None. As part of this class\, you will receive one needle felting kit that includes needles\, fabric\, and other felting supplies to take home. \nInstructor Bio: Risa Iwasaki Culbertson is a multimedia artist\, illustrator\, and owner of Papa Llama; a playful stationery company based out of San Francisco.  She is experienced in a wide variety of mediums including fiber arts\, paper\, sculpting\, illustration\, stop-motion animation and more. Specializing in wacky\, whimsical\, and colorful pieces to brighten up the gloomiest of days\, her work is all about being playful as a way to recharge the creative spirit.  Her work can be found in stores nationwide through her stationery company\, Papa Llama\, galleries\, workshops\, immersive installation in Dallas\, TX\, as well as The Neighborhood Appreciation Cards with Chronicle Books. Check out more of her work on Insta at @Risa_Iwasaki_Culbertson and @PapaLlamaMama. \n\n\n \n \nThe rules / important stuff: We have a NO EXCEPTIONS 72 HOUR CANCELLATION policy – this includes cancellation\, re-books\, gift certificates\, moving classes\, etc. For more information on canceling a class\, please read our cancellation policy. All classes are 21+. If any questions\, please email us at info AT workshopsf DOT org. \n \nALL CLASSES TAKE PLACE AT WORKSHOP SF LOCATED AT 1310 HAIGHT STREET UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED ON THE TITLE AND LISTING.
URL:https://workshopsf.org/class/needle-felting-101-woodland-creatures-project-0624/
LOCATION:WorkshopSF\, 1310 Haight Street\, San Francisco\, CA\, 94117
CATEGORIES:Textile + Craft
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260625T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260625T213000
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SUMMARY:Brush Pen Calligraphy Fundamentals
DESCRIPTION:BRUSH-PEN-L-1200x800-08BRUSH-PEN-L-1200x800-04BRUSH-PEN-S-1200x800-02BRUSH-PEN-S-1200x800-05BRUSH-PEN-L-1200x800-03BRUSH-PEN-S-1200x800-06BRUSH-PEN-L-1200x800-13                    \n\n                                    \n            \n        \n         \n\nIn this introduction to brush pen calligraphy workshop\, professional calligrapher and engraver Surbhi Aggarwal will guide you through the fundamentals of using brush pens to develop your own unique calligraphy style! Class begins with core techniques\, such as the correct way to hold the pen\, maintain proper posture\, and perform essential warm-up exercises.  Surbhi will guide you through a series of lessons on basic strokes\, lowercase and uppercase letters\, numbers\, and words.  Students will also explore advanced techniques like 3D lettering to add dimension to their work\, as well as faux calligraphy\, which enables them to create calligraphy on any surface using various tools.  All of these new skills will be put to use as each student selects a word\, name\, or phrase to compose onto colorful watercolor paper for their final project! \n\n\n\nSupplies Needed: None. Each student will receive two Tombow brush pens\, additional cardstock\, watercolor paper\, a workbook for practice at home\, and a handmade\, stylized name tag composed by Surbhi before or during class! \n\n\n\n \n \nInstructor Bio: Surbhi Aggarwal is a skilled calligrapher with over five years of experience mastering a wide range of scripts\, including Modern calligraphy\, Copperplate\, Spencerian\, and Italic. She has a special relationship with brush calligraphy due to its versatility and the joy it brings her in teaching. In addition to her work on paper\, she extends her craft to customizing items like engraving perfume bottles and personalizing wine or champagne flutes. With a deep passion for teaching\, she has guided over a thousand students in discovering the therapeutic and creative joys of calligraphy. Check out Surbhi’s work on Insta at @letterati or her website: https://www.letteratillc.com/. \n\n\n \n \nThe rules / important stuff: We have a NO EXCEPTIONS 72 HOUR CANCELLATION policy – this includes cancellation\, re-books\, gift certificates\, moving classes\, etc. For more information on canceling a class\, please read our cancellation policy. All classes are 21+. If any questions\, please email us at info AT workshopsf DOT org. \n \nALL CLASSES TAKE PLACE AT WORKSHOP SF LOCATED AT 1310 HAIGHT STREET UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED ON THE TITLE AND LISTING.
URL:https://workshopsf.org/class/brush-pen-calligraphy-fundamentals-0625/
LOCATION:WorkshopSF\, 1310 Haight Street\, San Francisco\, CA\, 94117
CATEGORIES:Art + Printmaking
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260626T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260626T220000
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SUMMARY:Sewing 101: Alberta Crossbody Tote
DESCRIPTION:ALBERTA-TOTE-S-1200X800-1ALBERTA-TOTE-S-1200X800-2ALBERTA-TOTE-S-1200X800-3ALBERTA-TOTE-S-1200X800-4ALBERTA-TOTE-S-1200X800-5ALBERTA-TOTE-L-1200X800-1ALBERTA-TOTE-L-1200X800-2ALBERTA-TOTE-L-1200X800-3ALBERTA-TOTE-L-1200X800-4                    \n\n                                    \n            \n        \n         \n\nIn Sewing 101: Alberta Crossbody Tote\, learn the basics of using a sewing machine as we walk you through how to sew up this gorgeous crossbody with an adjustable leather strap. This class is terrific for complete beginners as well as experienced sewers who are looking for a fun\, new project! Each bag measures approximately 9″ H x 11″ W (at bottom) x 3″ D\, offers premium leather strap and zipper pull\, and will be offered in black\, green\, and a rotating color/pattern. \n\n\n\nYou’ll learn the fundamentals of operating a sewing machine\, sewing basic stitches\, attaching a zipper\, and adding rivets. You will leave with one finished Alberta bag and pattern\, as well as the confidence to continue sewing on your own. This is a stand-alone class\, so feel free to take our Sewing Bootcamp or other sewing classes afterwards to continue honing your craft! \n\n\n\nSupplies Needed: None. We supply all fabric\, leather\, hardware\, and the machines. We will be using the popular Klum House Alberta Crossbody Tote sewing pattern for this project. (More information on this design may be found here on the Klum House site.) Also\, you will be using a simple Janome 2212\, which is great for learning and skills can easily transfer to other machines. Please don’t bring your own machine. \n\n\n\n \n \n\nInstructor Bio: Hayley has been sewing since the tender age of three. A jack of all trades\, she has extensive experience with sewing\, past works include upholstery\, stuffed animals\, home goods\, clothing\, alterations and repairs\, tailoring\, bags\, and just about anything else you can think of! \n\n\n\n \n \nThe rules / important stuff: We have a NO EXCEPTIONS 72 HOUR CANCELLATION policy – this includes cancellation\, re-books\, gift certificates\, moving classes\, etc. For more information on canceling a class\, please read our cancellation policy. All classes are 21+. If any questions\, please email us at info AT workshopsf DOT org. \n \nALL CLASSES TAKE PLACE AT WORKSHOP SF LOCATED AT 1310 HAIGHT STREET UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED ON THE TITLE AND LISTING.
URL:https://workshopsf.org/class/sewing-101-alberta-crossbody-tote-0626/
LOCATION:WorkshopSF\, 1310 Haight Street\, San Francisco\, CA\, 94117
CATEGORIES:Textile + Craft
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260627T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260627T180000
DTSTAMP:20260414T104648
CREATED:20260328T053759Z
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SUMMARY:Sewing Bootcamp For Beginners: All Day Sewing Camp & Tote Bag Project
DESCRIPTION:SEWING-BOOTCAMP-L-1200x800-04SEWING-BOOTCAMP-L-1200x800-01SEWING-BOOTCAMP-L-1200x800-03SEWING-BOOTCAMP-L-1200x800-11SEWING-BOOTCAMP-L-1200x800-08SEWING-BOOTCAMP-L-1200x800-13SEWING-BOOTCAMP-L-1200x800-02                    \n\n                                    \n            \n        \n         \n\nIn our most popular beginner sewing class\, we cover all elements of Sewing 101\, add in some advanced skills\, and include a few fun projects to help you get some practice! Learn basic sewing skills including how to cut fabric\, use a simple pattern\, perform a few different stitches\, and understand the ins and outs of fabric\, fabric grain\, selvedge\, etc. You will also learn how to operate a sewing machine. \n\n\n\nYou will walk out having finished several simple projects including drawstrings\, pockets\, buttonholes\, buttons\, hidden zippers\, box corners\, and finally\, a tote bag! It is a great\, simple first project that won’t terrify you! All of these are handy sewing skills for basic garment construction\, bag making\, and a bunch of other projects! This is an intensive class that will last all day with a 30-minute lunch break\, so show up alert and leave the hangovers at home. After all\, this is bootcamp! \n\n\n\nSupplies Needed: None. We supply all fabric. You’ll be using a simple Janome 2212. Please do not bring your own machine. Also\, we take a quick break for lunch in the afternoon\, so we recommend bringing a lunch or grabbing something quick at Haight Street Market/Gus’s. \n \n\nInstructor Bio: Hayley has been sewing since the tender age of three. A jack of all trades\, she has extensive experience with sewing\, past works include upholstery\, stuffed animals\, home goods\, clothing\, alterations and repairs\, tailoring\, bags\, and just about anything else you can think of! \n\n\n\n \n \nThe rules / important stuff: We have a NO EXCEPTIONS 72 HOUR CANCELLATION policy – this includes cancellation\, re-books\, gift certificates\, moving classes\, etc. For more information on canceling a class\, please read our cancellation policy. All classes are 21+. If any questions\, please email us at info AT workshopsf DOT org. \n \nALL CLASSES TAKE PLACE AT WORKSHOP SF LOCATED AT 1310 HAIGHT STREET UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED ON THE TITLE AND LISTING.
URL:https://workshopsf.org/class/sewing-bootcamp-for-beginners-all-day-sewing-camp-tote-bag-project-0627/
LOCATION:WorkshopSF\, 1310 Haight Street\, San Francisco\, CA\, 94117
CATEGORIES:Textile + Craft
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260627T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260627T150000
DTSTAMP:20260414T104648
CREATED:20260330T222634Z
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SUMMARY:Simple Ceramics: Handbuild Your Own Flower Pot & Saucer  (INNER RICHMOND LOCATION)
DESCRIPTION:CERAMICS-FP-S-1200X800-04CERAMICS-FP-S-1200X800-03CERAMICS-FP-S-1200X800-07CERAMICS-FP-S-1200X800-08CERAMICS-FP-S-1200X800-05CERAMICS-FP-S-1200X800-01CERAMICS-FP-S-1200X800-09                    \n\n                                    \n            \n        \n         \n\nPLEASE NOTE: THIS CLASS TAKES PLACE AT STUDIO SUMI\, A CERAMICS STUDIO LOCATED IN INNER RICHMOND AT 5031 GEARY BLVD B/W 14TH AND 15TH AVENUE. YOU WILL SEE STUDIO SUMI ON THE FRONT WINDOW OF THE STUDIO. \n\n\n\nADDRESS: 5031 GEARY BLVD\, SAN FRANCISCO\, CA 94118 \n\n\n\nIn this beginner-friendly handbuilding class from our Simple Ceramics series\, ceramics designer Bri Santo will show you how to transform a rough slab of clay into a beautiful\, decorative\, and fully functional clay flower pot and saucer! Bri will focus on using basic pottery tools and specific handbuilding techniques as she guides you through cutting out your clay pieces\, shaping and sculpting each piece\, and assembling its final form. Next\, Bri will demonstrate some of her favorite carving tips and techniques for creating different textures and fun effects on the clay surface. You’ll have a chance to play around with these different techniques before applying them to your own handbuilt piece. Lastly\, you’ll choose your favorite color glaze to be added before firing. After class\, your clay flower pot will be glazed\, fired\, finished\, and ready for pick up at a later date. This is a perfect class to get your feet wet with ceramics before you dive into a full-blown ceramics course that involves applying multiple glazes and operating a kiln. \n\n\n\nSupplies Needed: None. As part of class\, each student will receive enough clay to create one ceramic planter / flower pot measuring approximately 4.5″ in height and 4.5″ in diameter\, and one saucer measuring approximately 5″ in diameter. Also\, make sure to wear something that you don’t mind getting a little messy in. We will have aprons to protect your clothing. \n\n\n\n \n \nInstructor Bio: Bri Santo is the owner and designer behind Sumiware Ceramics and the founder of Studio Sumi\, her very own pottery studio located in San Francisco’s Inner Richmond neighborhood. After growing up learning the craft in her mother’s professional pottery studio\, Bri has spent over two decades working with clay. In 2021\, she launched Sumiware Ceramics\, a brand focused on creating bright\, joyful pieces for people who want to live more creatively. With the opening of Studio Sumi\, Bri now offers hands-on pottery workshops for all experience levels in addition to designing her own ceramic collections. You can also find her teaching workshops around the Bay Area. To check out Bri’s work and also learn more about Studio Sumi\, visit her Insta at @sumiware.ceramics and her website at https://www.sumiware.com/. \n \nThe rules / important stuff: We have a NO EXCEPTIONS 72 HOUR CANCELLATION policy – this includes cancellation\, re-books\, gift certificates\, moving classes\, etc. For more information on canceling a class\, please read our cancellation policy. All classes are 21+. If any questions\, please email us at info AT workshopsf DOT org.
URL:https://workshopsf.org/class/simple-ceramics-handbuild-your-own-flower-pot-saucer-inner-richmond-location-0627/
LOCATION:WorkshopSF\, 1310 Haight Street\, San Francisco\, CA\, 94117
CATEGORIES:Wood & Clay
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260628T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260628T170000
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SUMMARY:Basket Weaving Bootcamp for Beginners
DESCRIPTION:BASKET-WEAVING-S-1200x800-8BASKET-WEAVING-S-1200x800-5BASKET-WEAVING-L-1200x800-01BASKET-WEAVING-S-1200x800-01BASKET-WEAVING-S-1200x800-03BASKET-WEAVING-S-1200x800-11BASKET-WEAVING-S-1200x800-12                    \n\n                                    \n            \n        \n         \n\nIn this day-long basket weaving bootcamp\, instructor and fine craft basket weaver Peeta Tinay will guide you through the fundamentals of basketry as you construct your own small-sized basket!  Peeta will demonstrate the over/under and twining techniques using dyed round reed\, and will walk you through establishing the basket base\, weaving the sides\, and finishing the basket.  Ample hands-on attention will be given to each student during the weaving process.  Both beginning basket makers as well as those with no experience at all are welcome to join this class.  Each student will leave with one completed basket and a 4-page handout containing the materials punch list for this project\, supplier list for ordering weaving materials and tools\, and basketry guild information.  \n\n\n\nSkills learned in this class: \n\n\n\n– How to shape the basket  \n\n\n\n– Methods to use for tension and hand placement with the weaving materials  \n\n\n\n– Useful basketry tools  \n\n\n\n– How to select weaving materials for future projects  \n\n\n\n– Dyeing and finishing round reed baskets  \n\n\n\nPlease Note: Hand strength is required for basket making. \n\n\n\nSupplies Needed: None. We supply all tools and weaving materials for this project.  Please note that you’ll have a quick break for lunch in the afternoon\, so we recommend bringing a lunch or grabbing something quick at Gus’s Haight Street Market located a couple blocks away. \n \nInstructor Bio: Peeta Tinay grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area. From 1990 to 2000\, Peeta worked at The Caning Shop in Berkeley\, CA\, mastering the techniques involved in the restoration of wicker furniture. Today\, she continues restoring both antique and contemporary wicker. Since 2008\, Peeta has focused on constructing large scale\, intricate baskets. She is represented by Culture Object Gallery in NYC and exhibits at juried fine art shows around the Bay Area and beyond. She also teaches beginning\, intermediate\, and advanced level basketry workshops both nationally and internationally.  Check out her work online at https://www.tinaystudio.com/ and on Insta at @tinaystudio. \n\n\n \n \nThe rules / important stuff: We have a NO EXCEPTIONS 72 HOUR CANCELLATION policy – this includes cancellation\, re-books\, gift certificates\, moving classes\, etc. For more information on canceling a class\, please read our cancellation policy. All classes are 21+. If any questions\, please email us at info AT workshopsf DOT org. \n \nALL CLASSES TAKE PLACE AT WORKSHOP SF LOCATED AT 1310 HAIGHT STREET UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED ON THE TITLE AND LISTING.
URL:https://workshopsf.org/class/basket-weaving-bootcamp-for-beginners-0628/
LOCATION:WorkshopSF\, 1310 Haight Street\, San Francisco\, CA\, 94117
CATEGORIES:Textile + Craft
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260629T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260629T210000
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CREATED:20260329T070917Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260329T070917Z
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SUMMARY:Intro to Tatreez: Learn the Art of Palestinian Embroidery
DESCRIPTION:TATREEZ-S-1200x800-2TATREEZ-S-1200x800-6TATREEZ-S-1200x800-3TATREEZ-S-1200x800-4TATREEZ-S-1200x800-5TATREEZ-S-1200x800-7                    \n\n                                    \n            \n        \n         \nEmbark on a captivating journey into Tatreez\, the art of Palestinian embroidery with Palestinian Tatreez artist Amanne Sharif from Min Amanne Tatreez Designs. In this two-hour workshop\, discover the historical and political significance of tatreez\, from its roots in pre-1948 Palestine to its role as a symbol of resistance post-Nakba. Learn the fundamentals of the fallahi stitch\, or cross stitch\, and start your own tatreez motif under Amanne’s expert guidance. Each student will leave with newfound skills\, stitching strategy insights\, and all the materials needed to continue your own tatreez projects\, connecting deeply with this rich cultural heritage. \nSupplies Needed: None. As part of this class\, you will receive one Beginner Tatreez Cross Stitch Kit from Min Amanne Designs that includes all of your necessary supplies. \nInstructor Bio: Amanne Sharif is a Bay Area-based Palestinian Tatreez artist. She has always had a deep connection to her Palestinian identity\, which was strongly reinforced by her maternal grandmother who became a refugee in 1948 when she was marched out of her village\, Al-Qubab\, in the Ramleh region. Eventually her maternal grandparents resettled in Brazil but made sure to maintain their Palestinian identity. Amanne infuses her identity into every piece\, using traditional motifs with a vibrant twist. Learn more about Amanne’s tatreez work by visiting minamanne.com and find her on Instagram\, TikTok\, and YouTube at @minamanne. \n\n\n \n \nThe rules / important stuff: We have a NO EXCEPTIONS 72 HOUR CANCELLATION policy – this includes cancellation\, re-books\, gift certificates\, moving classes\, etc. For more information on canceling a class\, please read our cancellation policy. All classes are 21+. If any questions\, please email us at info AT workshopsf DOT org. \n \nALL CLASSES TAKE PLACE AT WORKSHOP SF LOCATED AT 1310 HAIGHT STREET UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED ON THE TITLE AND LISTING.
URL:https://workshopsf.org/class/intro-to-tatreez-learn-the-art-of-palestinian-embroidery-0629/
LOCATION:WorkshopSF\, 1310 Haight Street\, San Francisco\, CA\, 94117
CATEGORIES:Textile + Craft
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260630T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260630T220000
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SUMMARY:Intro to Glass Mosaics: Learn to Make Colorful Indoor Mosaics
DESCRIPTION:GLASS-MOSAICS-S-1200X800-4GLASS-MOSAICS-S-1200X800-3GLASS-MOSAICS-S-1200X800-5GLASS-MOSAICS-S-1200X800-7GLASS-MOSAICS-S-1200X800-6                    \n\n                                    \n            \n        \n         \n\nIn this class\, glass mosaic artist Elena Dubocanin will guide you through the basics of glass cutting and image assembling to create your own beautiful glass mosaic! First\, you will receive an overview of mosaic tools and safety\, followed by a tutorial on using glass cutters and following an image pattern to cut your glass. Next\, you’ll choose from a selection of designs such as citrus fruit\, mountain vistas\, colorful fish\, or an abstract pattern. Next\, you will cut your own glass pieces\, fit them together to create your image\, then adhere them to a wooden base with a strong bonding adhesive. Once your design is complete\, you will learn how to properly grout and finish your piece. \n\n\n\nThis workshop is perfect for beginners who are new to glass art. Each student will leave with their own glass mosaic\, as well as the know-how to keep making glass art at home! \n\n\n\nSupplies Needed: None. All patterns\, tools\, glass\, and other supplies will be provided. Each piece will measure around 8″ X 8″. \n\n\n\nPLEASE NOTE: Though this class is for beginners\, you WILL be working with sharp objects! Working with glass is a lot of fun\, risky at times\, but a perfectly safe craft to practice when proper safety measures are followed. Please wear close-toe shoes and clothing that you don’t mind getting a little dirty. For your safety and protection\, we provide aprons\, latex gloves\, goggles\, and a first aid kit in case of an emergency. \n\n\n\n \n \nInstructor Bio: Elena Dubocanin has been creating glass mosaics for 8+ years\, cultivating a more serious interest over the last five years. Getting her start using scrap glass discarded by other glass artists and repurposing thrifted wooden cutting boards\, tables\, and frames\, Elena now produces custom glass mosaics of all shapes and sizes and is excited to share her experience\, know-how\, and love of glass mosaic art with others. To see Elena’s work\, process\, and inspirations\, visit her on Instagram at @elenamosaics. \n\n\n \n \nThe rules / important stuff: We have a NO EXCEPTIONS 72 HOUR CANCELLATION policy – this includes cancellation\, re-books\, gift certificates\, moving classes\, etc. For more information on canceling a class\, please read our cancellation policy. All classes are 21+. If any questions\, please email us at info AT workshopsf DOT org. \n \nALL CLASSES TAKE PLACE AT WORKSHOP SF LOCATED AT 1310 HAIGHT STREET UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED ON THE TITLE AND LISTING.
URL:https://workshopsf.org/class/intro-to-glass-mosaics-learn-to-make-colorful-indoor-mosaics-0630/
LOCATION:WorkshopSF\, 1310 Haight Street\, San Francisco\, CA\, 94117
CATEGORIES:Textile + Craft
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