New Classes Offered Now-- Fused Glass and Weaving

 

Watch for more class to be posted as information be comes available. Also watch the Lamoni Chronicle for an ad about upcoming classes.

 

Fun with Fusing Glass

 

Sunday afternoon, December 4^th

2:00 – 4:30

 

Design fused glass pieces of your choice.  Potential projects include key rings, jewelry, glass coasters, a small plate or candy dish, an abstract art piece, a sun catcher, etc. 

Cost: Registration Fee:  $20  plus material cost  (will vary with projects you choose to make, typically from $10- $30)

Note:  Please pay registration fee of $20 at time of registration at The Blue Frog to reserve your place.

Come prepared to pay materials cost at class time.  You can make one or several projects and pay accordingly at the class.

No previous experience necessary. Ages 12 to adult

Location:  LOOM-a-tic Asylum Weaving Studio 30234 US Hwy 69 Lamoni IA  Instructor: Vikki Morain  Any questions?---call instructor at 641 784 4747

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Weave a Warm, Cozy Scarf

Sunday afternoon, December 11

1:30-5:00

Choose a weaving pattern and weave a beautiful scarf for yourself or for a gift.  Looms will be pre-warped ( with white) so you can get right to weaving and complete your scarf in one class. 

Cost: $40 plus bring 150-200 yards of medium weight yarn in a color of your choice. Register at The Blue Frog

No experience necessary. 

Ages 12 to adult  Class size: minimum of 3, maximum of 5 students

Location:   Art Studio 30234 US Hwy 69 Lamoni IA  Instructor: Vikki Morain

Reserve a loom as soon as possible (some are already spoken for).  Pay your registration fee at The Blue Frog, open Wednesdays through Saturdays.   Feel free to call the instructor, Vikki, if you have any questions. 641 784 4747

 

 

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