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Winter Birch Trees

with Lynne Morea

February 22nd, 2026

$60 More Info

Lynne will take you step by step through the process of painting of winter birch trees. 

 

Sunday, February 22 1 pm to 3 pm 

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Pinecone Windchime

with Pi Benio

March 8th, 2026

$60 More Info

Pinecone Windchime

Using nature as our guide we will create multiple forms in descending sizes to create an attractive and musical chime for your home, patio, deck or garden. Cones can be formed either handbuilt or for those with throwing experience on the wheel.

Sun March 8, 2-4 pm

$15 materials included

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Introduction to Portraits (5 weeks)

with Carol Duncan-Poore

March 18th to April 15th, 2026

$150 More Info

Introduction to Portraits

Creating portraits looks fun but can be intimidating. Working from photographs you will learn about proportions and how to draw facial features accurately. Using charcoal you will then learn how use light and shadow to create the form of a face and render eyes, nose, lips, chin, forehead proportionally.

Wednesdays, 6-8pm March 18-April 15 Poore

Materials: $10 each (included)

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Mono-print Plates

with Deb Allen

March 7th, 2026

$50 More Info

Mono-print Plates

Create your very own decorative plate using a reverse painting technique called mono-print. Participants will use colored slips to reverse paint a design that will be transferred onto a plate that you will throw on the wheel. The possibilities are only limited to your imagination.

Projects will be bisque and glazed fired and ready for pickup appropriately 2 weeks after the class.

Ages 18 and up

March 7, 12:00-2:00

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Worry Stones Workshop

with Robin Schultes

$60 More Info

Worry Stones Workshop

Sat Feb 21 • 12–3 PM

 

Description:

Perfect for beginners! Learn to shape molten, colorful glass into smooth worry stones—or “touch stones”—using simple, soothing flameworking techniques. This is one of the easiest and most rewarding introductory projects, and you’ll leave with beautiful stones to carry or share.

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