summer2015 - Fine Line Creative Arts Center

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summer 2015
CLASS SCHEDULE
Special Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . ................................................... 2
Guest Artists .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ................................................... 3
2-D .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ................................................... 6
Book Making
Collage
Paper Making
Drawing
Painting
Printmaking
3-D .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ................................................... 11
Blacksmithing
Welding
Knife Forging
Jewelry Making and Metals
PMC
Enamels
Glass Fusing
Flamework Glass Bead Making
Stained Glass
Polymer Clay
Woodcarving
Textiles .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ................................................... 21
Kumihimo
Dying
Thermal Imaging
Felting
Weaving
Visually Impaired Weaving
Basketry
Ceramics .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ................................................... 27
Wheel Throwing
Hand Building
Private Instruction . . . . . . ................................................... 31
Membership .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ................................................... 32
Class Registration . . . . . . . ................................................... 33
Registration Policies .. . . ................................................... 34
Custom Classes and Scholarship Information ............... 35
Additional Information ................................................... 36
Facility Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ................................................... 37
Spring is here and now is the perfect time to discover what Fine Line has in store.
The summer schedule is packed with many new classes as well as standard favorites.
We have engaged two new faculty members to teach watercolor and printmaking –
be sure to check out these new classes.
Mark your calendar for:
Fine Line Arts Festival, May 30th. This was formerly Raku Day and is a fun day for the
whole family. Experience raku ceramic firing, natural indigo dyeing and so much more.
There will be hands on opportunities, demonstrations, live music – join us and discover
what we’re all about!
Raku This! – preview night for Fine Line Arts Festival is on May 29th from 5:30-8:30.
This is a ticketed special event that offers a rare opportunity for a special raku firing
experience. A Japanese inspired dinner will be served and live music will enhance
the evening. Tickets are very limited – visit our website or call the shop to make your
reservations now!
An Evening with David Roth – concert Saturday, June 27th 7:30pm. Singer/songwriter
David Roth strikes many chords, hearts, and minds with his unique songs, offbeat observations, moving stories, sense of the hilarious, and powerful singing and subject matter.
Tickets are available on our website or in the shop. Seating is limited – don’t miss out!
Gallery News:
If you haven’t been over to the barn – come check out what’s new in the Dempsey
Gallery.
The Kavanagh Gallery has some great shows lined up this summer – Impressions in
April/May; Art 2015 – “It’s What We Do” in June, and UnpredicTABLE in July/Aug.
If you have taken classes from June 2014-May 2015 – we invite you to submit work
from those classes into Art 2015. More information is under the ‘call for artist’ section
of our website – We love to show off our students work!
I invite you to come out and enjoy Fine Line!
Create.Yourself.
Lynn
THE EARLY BIRD GETS DOLLARS OFF!
The Fine Line is for new and experienced adult
art makers of all levels unless otherwise noted.
Cover photo art by Ruth Nunley
That’s right – register for a summer class or workshop (paid
in full) from now until close of business on May 15th and receive the early bird special pricing. Classes under $100 receive
a $5 discount, between $100-199 receive a $10 discount, and
over $200 receives $15 discount. Register for your favorite
classes or try something new and take advantage of this
special pricing!
SUMMER 2015 CLASS SCHEDULE
office, gallery
and shop hours
Mon - Sat,
10am - 5pm
classes
Mon - Thurs,
9am - 9pm
Fri & Sat,
9am - 5pm
Closed Sundays
and Holidays
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special classes
INTRO TO CREAT I V E C H A L L E N G E
Instructor: Lela Luetger & Linda Bingle
guest artists
Surface Design Studio
Here’s a chance to see what Creative Challenge is all about and shake out your inborn
creative spirit. We’ll loosen up with some creative “play”, then work on an in-class
challenge project. Projects may center on design, new materials, problem solving, or
whatever. You might do a self portrait in found objects, or a paper shrine, or embossed
metal trinkets. We provide basic materials, you bring the willingness to step outside
your box. Try something new, share your ideas, be inspired by others.
SESSION A
Thursday, 1 - 4pm
date: June 11
class ID: 215291260
S E S S I ON B
Thursday, 6 - 9pm
date: June 11
class ID: 215291270
CRE ATIVE CHALL E N G E
Instructor: Lela Luetger & Linda Bingle
fee per session
member: $40
non-member: $60
materials fee: $5
See below
Here’s a chance to explore, exercise, and shake out your inborn creative spirit. Each
week we’ll loosen up with some creative “play”, then begin a creative challenge project.
Projects may center on design, new materials, problem solving, or whatever. You might
do a self portrait in found objects one week, or a paper shrine the next. We provide
basic materials, you bring the willingness to step outside your box. Try something new,
share your ideas, be inspired by others.
S E S SION A
Thursday, 1 - 4pm dates: June 18 - July 23
class ID: 215291240
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SESSION B Thursday, 6 - 9pm
dates: June 18 - July 23
class ID: 215291250
2nd Floor Meeting Room
fee per session
member: $165
non-member: $185
materials fee: $15
FINE LINE CREATIVE ARTS CENTER
H ON O R A B L E DISCHARGE
Instructor: Bob Adams
This class will enable students to explore a variety of discharge techniques using
bleach, Thiox and Formosol. You will explore color, line, shape and textures that are
possible through discharge using various surface applications; shibori, spraying, stamping,
printing, painting and resists. Students will constantly be evaluating their results and be
encouraged to explore the layering of different discharge chemicals
Supplies: Supply list is available on our website.
Saturday & Sunday, 9am - 4pm
dates: June 27, 28
class ID: 315150140
member: $300
non-member: $320
materials fee: $50
T H E A RT O F DOLLHOUSE MAKING - TIPS AND TRICKS
Instructor: Sister Mary Boyd
2nd Fl. Mtg. Room
In the past 23 years, Sister Mary Boyd has created 30 original dollhouses and
14 unique Nativity stables. In this two hour session she will share how to proceed
in creating your own dollhouse.
Some of the tips and tricks that Sister Mary will include are: siple tools, different
woods, wallpaper, paint, stairways, electricity, cedar shingles, finishes, plastic windows,
where to shop, etc. Her tips can also be applied to assembling dollhouse kits. Pictures
of some of her creations will be included in the presentation.
Saturday, 9am - 11am
date: Apr. 25
class ID: 315210400
member: $35
non-member: $55
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Instructor: Fabio Cembranelli
Painting Studio
GUE ST ARTISTS
I N T U I T I V E A P PROACHES TO WATERCOLOR
The objective of the workshop is to show the wide range and flexibility of watercolor
medium and to guide all participants in developing loose and spontaneous techniques,
enhancing their own personal intuitive approach.
Images of Guest Artist work are examples of how techniques taught during the workshops have been
applied in their personal work and are not representations of items that will be completed in class.
CULTIVATING TH E C E R A M I C S U R FAC E
Instructor: Sean O’Connell
Griffith Ceramics Studio
In this workshop we will explore the ceramic surface as a means to understand the
aesthetics of form, decoration, and personal expression. Through demonstrations and
some hands-on exercises, participants will be introduced to a variety of techniques
that will increase their tool-box of knowledge and enable them to approach their
work with a new perspective and confidence. Specifically, we will cover how to
develop a composition using pattern and color through various methods in relation
to functional forms. Some of the techniques we will cover include: brush-work, wax
and paper resist, Mishima (inlay), trailing, and carving. To further illustrate how to apply
these techniques, Sean will give numerous demonstrations and a digital presentation
that will cover aspects regarding the historical and contemporary design and making
of decorative surfaces.
Saturday, 9am - 4:30pm
date: June 20
class ID: 315210540 member: $115
non-member: $135
materials fee: $5
The focus will be on how to control watercolor timing and the best way to connect
shapes of similar value in order to paint loose and vibrant watercolors, taking advantage
of the flow of the medium.
Workshop Resume:
• Wet on wet, wet on dry watercolor techniques
• Light and Shadow effects
• Spontaneous Color Mixing
• Light that comes from the white of the paper
• Composition and Depth
• Enhancing the focal point
• How to take advantage of the unexpected effects of the watercolor medium
The tutor will do two or three demonstrations /day: studio demonstrations from
real life and/or “plein” air painting. Each student will have personal assistance and class
critiques will be done at the end of each journey. The tutor will conduct critique
sessions regularly during the course.
Wednesday - Friday, 9am - 4pm
dates: Sept 9 - 11
class ID: 315210530
YO RU BA BAT I K AND ADIRE DYEING
Instructor: Gasali Adeyemo
member: $595
non-member: $615
Explore traditional Yoruba batik and adire dyeing techniques using indigo dye with
Gasali Adeyemo, a native Nigerian artist who has been practicing this form of dyeing
since his youth in Nigeria. He loves to share the arts and culture of the Yoruba people
as he teaches his students the traditional methods of adire dyeing by creating designs
using cassava paste and a chicken feather or using a stencil. Batik dyeing is done by
applying a wax resist using wood stamps, stencils, or foam rubber. All pieces will be
dyed using indigo from Nigeria for beautiful rich blue colors. How can you resist
learning from and experimenting with Gasali?
Supplies: 2 yards of pfd (prepared for dyeing) 100% cotton white fabric, rubber gloves,
apron, notebook, pen and your lunch
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Fri - Sun, 10am - 5pm
dates: Oct. 30 - Nov 1
class ID: 315210500
member: $390
non-member: $410
materials fee: $40
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2-dimensional
HANDMADE JOUR NA LS A N D S K E TC H B O O K S
Instructor: Carol Kazwick
Fiber Studio
We will make two beautiful journals using beautiful hand screened Japanese papers
and other wonderful papers. They will be constructed using hard board covers bound
with a Japanese binding technique and make wonderful containers for your drawings
and writings.
Supplies: All supplies and tools will be provided.
Saturday, 10am - 1pm
date: July 11
class ID: 215211230 JAPANESE PAPER M A K I N G
Instructor: JoAnne Laudolf
member: $45
non-member: $70
materials fee: $15
Fiber Studio
Explore the ancient art of making paper. We will be using Asian fibers: Kozo, Gampi
and Mitsumata. These fibers are long, and produce a Mulberry type paper which is
delicate in nature. We will be using additives such as dried flowers, and leaves. We will
also work with natural and pigment dyes to create colorful and unique papers. In addition, we will do some paper casting with molds and free form. Come join the fun!
Saturday, 10am -2pm
date: June 27
class ID: 215211020
member: $55
non-member: $75
materials fee: $15
NO-FAIL COLLAG E D E S I G N
Fridays, 1 - 4pm
dates: July 17, 24
class ID: 215213020
OBJECTS OF MY A F F E C T I ON
Instructor: Kimberly Mullarkey Supplies: Chair to sit in is optional, Bug spray, Advanced students can use their medium
of choice and the appropriate paper or support.
Wednesday, 9:30am - 12:30pm
dates: July 1 - July 29
class ID: 215214050
Instructor: Alyce Van Acker
member: $75
non-member: $100
materials fee: $15
Fiber Studio
Painting Studio
Bring your drawing or painting supplies and spend the day outside drawing nature.
Get up close and draw individual plants or step back and try your hand at a landscape;
we have the beautiful prairie as inspiration. Either spend your time doing quick sketches
or longer studies. Instruction will be provided for both beginners and more advanced
students. Supply list will be provided.
AC RY L I C PA I NTING QUESTS
Get surprising and wonderful results using Jonaton Talbot’s method of creating collages.
Learn this technique of masking edges and a unique way of adhering materials. Each
collage is guaranteed to be an exciting success
D R AW I N G NATURE
member: $145
non-member: $170
Painting Studio
Painting is a means of expressing ourselves on a flat surface. The emphasis in this class
will beon painting that comes from yourself, your inner artistic resources. Our creative
ability hasmore to offer than representing reality alone; hence we will strive toward
abstraction.
Tuesdays, 1 - 4pm
dates: June 2 - 30 class ID: 215215230
member: $150
non-member: $175
Using your favorite small objects, create a dimensional collage that you will treasure.
We will discuss different assemblage formats and structures as well as correct glues
and coatings to use on your artwork. This assemblage can either be wall hung or be
free standing.
Supplies: Materials for the structures will be supplied.
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Fridays, 1 - 4pm
dates: July 31, Aug 7
class ID: 215213110
member: $75
non-member: $100
materials fee: $15
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PAIN TIN G
OIL AND COLD WA X
Instructor: JoAnne Laudolf
Painting Studio
In this 5 week class we will explore the joys of working with Oil paint and Cold Wax
medium. Unlike Encaustic the wax is used at room temperature without heat. The
paint is mixed with the wax medium and applied to cradled birch board or canvas
board using different tools. Students will learn different techniques using different
mediums:pigment powders,embedding papers, applying images,the use of solvent
and different ways to write on the surface. Many possibilities!
member: $145
non-member: $165
materials fee: $20
Tuesdays, 6 - 9pm
dates: June 2 - 30
class ID: 215215000
PAINTING IN ACRY L I C S
Instructor: William Worcester
Painting Studio
We will explore the basic foundations of acrylic painting, such as materials, composition,
color, brushwork and palette knife. We will paint a simple still life and we will create
our own versions of a painting by a master painter. Students will also be encouraged
to develop their own voice, with hands on demonstrations from the instructor and
positive classroom critiques. This class is open to all levels of art experience.
S E S SION A
SESSION B fee for session A
Fridays, 9:30am - 12:30pm Fridays, 9:30am - 12:30pm
dates: July 24 - Aug 14
(closed July 3)
class ID: 215215030
class ID: 215215020
POURING ON CRE AT I V I T Y
Instructor: Alyce Van Acker
member: $175
non-member: $200
fee for session B
member: $115
non-member: $140
Painting Studio
P L E I N A I R PA INTING IN ACRYLICS OR OILS WORKSHOP
Instructor: William Worcester
Recommended Text: Carlson’s Guide to Landscape Painting
date: Aug 8
class ID: 215215500
Instructor: Carol Zack
Painting Studio
Explore the art of pastel. Bring your best soft or oil pastels and enjoy some quality
time creating pastel paintings with instructor led expertise. The focus is about pastel
painting techniques that include learning how to create an effective under painting,
layering the pastel with dark to light values, creating decisive color schemes and using
Mixed Media techniques. Instructor led critiques and best practices for presentation
are encouraged. A great class for beginners to advanced. Instructor provides lots of
one-on-one coaching. A very user-friendly medium to try.
dates: June 1 - June 29
class ID: 215215650
Tuesdays, 1 - 4pm
class ID: 215215070
member: $120
non-member: $145
S E S S I ON C Mondays, 1 - 4pm
fee for sessions A,
C or D
dates: July 13 - Aug 10;
class ID: 215215870 member: $145
non-member: $170
S E S S I ON B
S E S S I ON D
fee for session B
Thursdays, 6 - 9pm
Thursdays, 6 - 9pm
member: $115
non-member: $140
S E S S I ON A
Mondays, 1 - 4pm
(no class June 18)
class ID: 215215860
member: $70
non-member: $90
S E C R E T S O F PASTEL PAINTING
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Saturday, 9am - 3pm
Creativity often comes out of chaos. To be creative, we must take action and lose
ourselves in the process of painting. One of the special ways to do this is in pouring
paint. In this short class we will try several ways to create distinctive paintings.
Painting Studio
This workshop is a one day introduction to Plein Air Painting in a alla prima manner.
Students will learn how to compose and paint a landscape from nature. This class will
be conducted outdoors.
class ID: 215215090
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3-dimensional
BA S I C I R ON F ORGING & BLACKSMITHING
Instructor: Dan Caldwell
Blacksmithing Studio
Outdoor
Learn the fine art of forge welding and techniques of blacksmithing, as well as some
advanced processes and materials. This one day workshop will explore different types
of metal-working processes used to produce decorative and functional items in iron.
Work will focus on organic shapes in iron and copper. Some possible projects will
include S hooks, metal punches or letter opener.
WATERCOLOR
Instructor: Peggy Boehm
Painting Studio
Relax and enjoy the wonderful medium of watercolor. Loose washes or fine detail,
you will find your own style.We will learn to experiment, redo,renew and repair.
SESSION B
fee per session
Thursdays, 1 - 4pm
Thursdays, 1 - 4pm
member: $150
non-member: $175
class ID: 215215380
BOTANICAL PRIN T I N G
Instructor: JoAnne Laudolff
In this class we will explore the many ways to print with leaves and flowers. A lovely
summer wreath, a leaf sampler, a watercolor and gouache background print, a print
with an Asian flare on back printmaking paper with a Moon and Asian chops and
cards. We will print by hand rubbbing and use the Etching Press. Focus will be on the
many surface to print on and the different types of paints.
Supplies: Students can bring leaves and flowers from their personal gardens to print.
I will bring many different types as well.
Saturdays, 10am - 2pm
dates: June 6, 13, 20, and July 18, 25
class ID: 215216050
S E S S I ON A
S E S SION A
class ID: 215215260
NOTE: This class is a prerequisite for all other blacksmithing and knife making classes.
Even though this is a basic blacksmithing class, it will still be fun and challenging for the
intermediate metal worker who needs to brush-up on skills. Students who have had
welding and blacksmithing classes or workshops from other instructors are welcome.
member: $190
non-member: $215
materials fee: $20
S E S S I ON C Saturday, 9am - 5pm Saturday, 9am - 5pm
S E S S I ON B
S E S S I ON D
Friday, 9am - 5pm Saturday, 9am - 5pm
date: May 16
class ID: 215241140
date: May 20
class ID: 215241150
date: May 27
class ID: 215241180
fee per session
member: $95
non-member: $120
materials fee: $25
date: June 6
class ID: 215241190
M E TA L YA R D ART/SCULPTURE
Outdoor
In this class we will be welding, brazing, soldering and forming interesting and decorative outdoor sculptures. Depending on time, some of the projects we will be working
on are: Small bottle tree, Cattail sculpture, patio torches. This class will be fun for the
beginning metals student as well as the more advanced blacksmiths.
Friday & Saturday, 9am - 5pm
dates: June 5 & 6
class ID: 215241380
member: $180
non-member: $205
materials fee: $45
Blacksmithing classes require hammering and other vigorous physical activity. Only adults
with good wrist, arm, shoulder, leg and hand/eye function should attend.Very long hair should
be braided or worn back in a ponytail. Must be 18 years of age or older or have instructor’s
consent to participate in any blacksmithing class. These classes are held outside.
Please dress for the weather.
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FO RGIN G
K N I F E F O R G I NG
Outdoor
In this class you will make a knife with decorative exotic wood or antler handle. We
will forge weld patterned Damascus blades as well as study traditional Japanese blade
forging/heat treatment. This class is designed to be challenging to the intermediate
and advanced Blacksmith/Bladesmith.
Learn the basic tools and techniques used in bladesmithing and handle work in this
3 week class. We will explore different types of processes used to produce functional
knives. We will have many different exotic woods and other materials available for
purchase like brass, copper and nickel silver.
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION in Blacksmithing is available.
Please see page 35 for more details.
BLACKSMITHING W O R K S H O P
Prerequisites: Prior blacksmithing, knife/metal forging, or jewelry classes or the
instructor’s consent.
Outdoor
This multi week Blacksmithing class is perfect for the mid level beginner as well as the
intermediate/experienced Blacksmith. We will be working on larger more involved
ornamental and functional forged iron projects. Some of the projects will be, fireplace
sets, large candle holders, door knockers and camp cooking implements. Emphasis will
be placed on mastering skills like forge welding, scrolls and twists.
Wednesdays, 1 - 5:30pm dates: June 10 - Aug 8
class ID: 215241350
VIKING AXE FOR G I N G
member: $240
non-member: $265
materials fee: $45
Outdoor
Fridays and Saturdays,
9am - 5pm
dates: June 26, 27, July 10 & 11 class ID: 215241220
L E AT H E R S H E ATH MAKING
member: $320
non-member: $345
materials fee: $40
Jewelry Studio
If you have a knife from one of Dan’s knife forging classes and need a nice leather
sheath, or if you just want a good home for a special knife, here’s your chance.
In this class you will learn the skills of how to make a nice and professional looking
sheath for your fixed blade knife that you can be proud of. We will concentrate on the
form, layout as well as tooling designs, stitching, dyeing and finishing of the leather. Tools,
snaps and heavy leather will be provided for a knife with up to a 7” blade.
Come make a Viking Belt Ax with a decorative functional wood handle. We will forge
weld the ax blade and study traditional forging/heat treatment. This class is designed
to be challenging to the intermediate and advanced blacksmith/bladesmith.
NOTE: If your knife blade is longer than 7”, additional material fees will be charged. Also
larger sheathes take additional time to make, so the sheath might not get finish in the
allotted class time.
Learn the basic tools and techniques used in AX forging and handle work in this
two day class. Some attention will be given to various Viking carving motifs used to
decorate the wood handle. We will explore different types of processes used to produce functional historic axes such as the pole, tomahawk/throwing and boarding ax.
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Friday & Saturday, 9am - 5pm dates: June 19 & 20
class ID: 215241160
Tuesday - Thursday, 6 - 9pm
dates: July 21 - 23
class ID: 215241270
member: $105
non-member: $130
materials fee: $25
member: $180
non-member: $205
materials fee: $30
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WEL DIN G/FIN E ME TALS
BAS IC WELDING F O R T H E A RT I S T
Outdoor
Learn the basic tools and techniques of welding and torch cutting, using MIG, Stick and
OX Propane torches. In this two day class we will explore different types of fastening
processes used to produce decorative and functional items. We will focus on learning
the processes of welding-brazing, silver solder and riveting.
member: $155
non-member: $180
materials fee: $20
Friday and Saturday,
9am - 4pm dates: July 31 - Aug 1
class ID: 215241200
DES IGN AND BUI L D I T - J E W E L RY !
Instructor: Claudia Engel-Rush
Jewelry Studio
This class explores different techniques in jewelry making. Work with silver, copper or
other raw materials to bring your ideas to life! You will be able to work with multiple
techniques, some examples are: etching, lost wax casting, fabrication, stone setting and
much more. Not everything can be covered in this session, but is available. This is open
to ALL skill levels.
Supplies: Bring a sketchbook and any tools that you would like to have with you. We
have tools in the studio for you to use as well.
SESSION C
fee per session
Thursdays, 1 - 4pm
Thursday, 1 - 4pm
member: $165
non-member: $190
materials fee: $30
SESSION B
SESSION D
Thursdays, 6 - 9pm
Thursday, 6pm - 9pm
class ID: 215242350
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Jewelry Studio
In this five or six week class session, designed for first time and returning students,
you will incorporate different basic and more advanced metal techniques in nonferrous metals, including: Sterling silver and bronze casting, silver solder fabrication,
copper etching, and surface embellishment and 3D forming creating projects such as
rings, pendants, bracelets, and earrings. Emphasis will be on form and design as well
as consideration of how that may relate to function. Returning students can continue
with existing projects. New students will create a Sterling silver band ring and an
etched bracelet cuff or book mark.
Supplies: Bring lots of ideas, sketchbooks, and if you have your own tools please bring
them. We have basic tools for new students to use.
Recommended Text: The Complete Metalsmith by Tim McCreight
Tuesdays, 6 - 9pm
S E S SION A
class ID: 215242360
Instructor: Neil Anderson
S E S S I ON A
Recommended Text: The Complete Metalsmith by Tim McCreight
class ID: 215242340
E X P LO R AT I ONS IN METALSMITHING AND JEWELRY
dates: June 2 - 30
class ID: 215242640
S E S S I ON B Tuesdays, 6 - 9pm
class ID: 215242650
fee for session A
member: $165
non-member: $190
materials fee: $40
fee for session B
member: $200
non-member: $225
materials fee: $40
class ID: 215242370
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PMC
INTRODUCTION TO M E TA L C LAY: G O L D I E B R ON Z E
Instructor: Katherine Steinbring
Have you wanted to try metal clay but were put off by the cost of silver? Then here
is your chance to play with this exciting medium for much less. You will mix clay from
a powdered state, learn to work with the putty-like material to create pieces that will
become solid metal when fired. In the second class, you will polish and add patina to
your fired metal. (Firing is a two-step process done by the instructor outside of class
time.) Each student should leave class with 3-5 finished pieces: charms, earrings, pendants, key rings, etc. No experience with metal clay needed. Class can be repeated.
NOTE: If you have an allergy to nickel, Goldie Bronze should not cause a problem for
you. It is a combination of copper and tin in an organic binder.
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION in Flameworking and Woodworking is available.
Materials fee includes metal clay and use of studio tools. Bring a lunch.
Tuesday, 10am - 3pm
Wednesday, 10am - 12pm
dates: Aug 4 & 5
class ID: 215243900
member: $90
non-member: $110
materials fee: $20
INTRODUCTION TO M E TA L C LAY: S I LV E R ( P M C 3 )
Instructor: Katherine Steinbring
This classes introduces the true beginner to metal clay, a putty-like material that when
fired becomes fine silver. Students will learn how to handle the material, design sturdy
wearable pieces, and polish and/or add patina. Good first projects include pendants,
charms, and/or earrings. This class is geared toward beginners or those with little previous metal clay experience. However, the class may be repeated.
Supplies: Bring sketchbook or paper, pencil, ideas (just do a Google search for images
of metal clay jewelry if you are so inclined). Bring a lunch, as we will fire your pieces
during a one hour lunch break. Tool kits are available in the FineLine shop, or you may
use tools available in class. Bring a lunch.
S E S SION A
SESSION B
fee per session
Tuesday, 9am - 3pm
Wednesday, 9am - 3pm
member: $80
non-member: $100
materials fee: $60
SESSION C
date: June 9
class ID: 215243270
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date: July 8
class ID: 215243280
TO R C H F I R E D ENAMEL EXPLORATION
Instructor: Robin Schoenburg
We’re going to spend the day learning this fun art form. You will go home with a number of samples that you can use as charms. If you have your own jewelry tools, you are
welcome to bring them but it is not required. All materials will be provided. We will be
working with torches. Wear natural fiber clothing, closed-toe shoes and tie hair back.
Supplies: Bring your lunch.
date: June 27
class ID: 215231050
Instructor: Robin Kittleson
dates: June 2 - 30
class ID: 215232410
S E S S I ON B Tuesdays, 10am - 1pm
class ID: 215232420
member: $80
non-member: $100
materials fee: $15
Jewelry Studio
Create eye catching works of art in kiln formed glass. Learn the process of glass
fusing from cutting and designing a piece, to safety, glass compatibility, kiln preparation
and firing schedules. Each week new techniques will be introduced through handson projects or quick demonstrations. Students will work at their own pace and may
repeat this class. This course is open to students of all experience levels.
Tuesdays, 10am - 1pm
date: Aug 6
class ID: 215243920
F U S I N G F U N DAMENTALS
S E S S I ON A
Thursday, 9am - 3pm
Painting Studio
fee for session A
member: $165
non-member: $190
materials fee: $35
fee for session B
member: $135
non-member: $160
materials fee: $35
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LA AMPWO RKIN G
INTRODUCTION TO LA M P W O R K G LA S S B E A D M A K I N G
Beginner
Instructor: Allison Johnson
Jewelry Studio
During this 3 hour workshop, you will learn to make lampwork glass beads using the
old venetian technique of layering molten glass on a rod to make a bead. Students will
learn the basics of making lampwork beads. This is an introduction to the multi week
course provided.
Supplies: Each student should bring note-taking supplies. Mandrels will be provided
for this one day class.
Recommended Text: Passing the Flame by Corina Tettinger and/or Making Gkass Beads
by Cidy Jenkins.
S E S SION A
SESSION C
fee per session
Wednesday, 1 - 4pm
Wenesday, 1 - 4pm
member: $45
non-member: $70
materials fee: $15
S E S SION B
SESSION D
Wednesday, 6 - 9pm
Wenesday, 6 - 9pm
date: June 3
class ID: 215233420
date: June 3
class ID: 215233430
date: July 15
class ID: 215233440
LAMPWORK GLA S S B E A D M A K I N G – All Skill Levels
Jewelry Studio
This multi-week class is for students who want to work on the basics of lampwork
glass beadmaking or specific design techniques to better their lampworking skills.
Students will learn to operate a dual-fuel torch, wind glass onto a mandrel, shape the
molten glass into a bead and refine their skills by exploring decorative techniques. The
instructor will be there to assist with design techniques, offer suggestions and assist
students in completing their design ideas.
Prerequisite: Introduction to Lampwork Beadmaking three hour class.
Supplies: Each student should bring note-taking supplies and two dozen 3/32 mandrels
(can be purchased in the Fine Line shop).
Recommended Text: Passing the Flame by Corina Tettinger and/or Making Gkass Beads
by Cidy Jenkins.
S E S SION A
SESSION C
fee per session
Wednesdays, 1 - 4pm
Wednesdays, 1 - 4pm
member: $135
non-member: $160
materials fee: $30
S E S SION B
SESSION D
Wednesdays, 6 - 9pm
Wednesdays, 6 - 9pm
class ID: 215233480
class ID: 215233490
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class ID: 215233500
Instructor: Mary Merges
Jewelry Studio
This class is a 2 day class for beginners and intermediate students with little or no
experience working with stained glass. You will learn to pattern, cut, solder and refine
pieces for hanging. Two projects will be completed in the class. You will receive a box
of personalized instruments needed for this class (see materials fee). If you have
equipment, please bring it with you. For those with previous experience with cutting
glass, you may want to bring in a pattern of your own to create or finish.
Please wear comfortable and protective clothing such as closed toe shoes, an apron
or long-sleeve shirt to protect clothing beneath.
date: July 15
class ID: 215233460
Instructor: Allison Johnson
S TA I N E D G LA SS
Supplies: Each student should bring a notebook, pencil, old apron or oversized shirt,
box of straight pins, pair of scissors and a 24 x 24 inch piece of ceiling tile (can be
purchased at any hardware store) and a lunch. A complete kit of tools is provided
with your materials fee.
S E S S I ON A Friday and Saturday, 9:30am - 3:30pm
dates: June 26 & 27
class ID: 215234020
SESSION B Friday & Saturday,
9:30am - 3:30pm
dates: July 17 & 18
class ID: 215234030
fee per session
member: $135
non-member: $160
materials fee: $60
SESSION C
Friday & Saturday,
9:30am - 3:30pm
dates: August 14 & 15
class ID: 215234040
Flamework classes involve the use of a torch with open flame and gases. Please wear
cotton clothing, tie long hair back and wear closed-toed shoes. Each student will be
supplied with a special Nortel Minor glass working torch, safety glasses, Moretti glass
and all the tools needed. Students must be 18 years of age unless approved by instructor.
class ID: 215233410
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POLY MER CLAY/WO O DWO RKIN G
textiles
INTRODUCTION TO P O LY M E R C LAY
Instructor: Linda Bingle
Jewelry Studio
This class is for those who wish to learn the basics of polymer clay. We will begin with
black and white and add one other color of your choice. Subjects covered include
conditioning the clay by hand and machine, slicing, baking and clay hygene, as well as
blending colors, forming simple canes and beads, texturizing, and skinner blends. We
will finish a donut-shaped focal bead in class. All materials provided.
S E S SION A
Tuesday, 1 - 5pm
date: June 30
class ID: 215247080
SESSION B Saturday, 1 - 5pm
date: July 18
class ID: 215247090
WOODCARVING – Basic To Intermediate
Instructor: Ron Diller
fee per session
member: $55
non-member: $75
materials fee: $15
Learn to carve relief and in the round (3 dimensional). In this class there is plenty of
time available for one-on-one instruction. Choose from a variety of already designed
projects, such as a Christmas ornament, whimsical home, civil war bust, whale’s tail
pendant/necklace, stylized bird, dog head or many other options. Pick one or design
a project especially for you. A project may take only one session but others may take
more. Some rough outs/blanks will be available.
Focus is on carving techniques in basswood but discussions/demos will include carving
knifes, painting styles, wood burning, various carving woods and other techniques used
to accentuate and complete a carving. Please contact instructor beforehand if you
have any questions or have a specific project in mind you want to discuss.
Supplies: Please bring your own carving tools and safety glove if you have them.
I’ll have some to borrow if needed. Please call if you need recommendations on
purchasing tools.
SESSION A
S E S S I ON B
S E S S I ON C
dates: June 13
class ID: 215248100
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dates: July 11
class ID: 215248040
M U LT I - S T R A ND KUMIHIMO BRAIDED NECKLACE
Instructor: Lynn Caldwell
2nd Fl Mtg Room
Create multiple kumihimo braids in a variety of patterns and colors. Explore different
structure to combine into a one of a kind necklace. No experience necessary. Please
bring a maru dai, tama and counterweight if you have them. Please indicate if you will
need equipment
Supplies: Please bring your Maru Dai, tama(bobbins), counter weight if you have them,
masking tape, chop stick or knitting needle, note taking materials. Please indicate if you
will need equipment.
Fridays, 10am - 1pm
dates: July 10 - 24
class ID: 215221010
member: $90
non-member: $110
materials fee: $20
A TA S T E O F F IBER - THE GREAT BAG ADVENTURE
Instructor: Connie Blieszner & Susan Infante
Fiber Studio
Get a chance to try several fiber techniques while creating your own unique felted
bag. Learn about machine knitting while making the basic bag to felt. Try rigid heddle
weaving as you weave straps for your bag. Make a special lining fabric using screen
printing techniques. Embellish your creation with needle felting. It’s a great adventure
through the fiber world.
Supplies: Paper and pen for note taking, scissors, tape measure, T pins, tapestry needle,
several 1” foam brushes, duck tape, sewing needle/pins/thread, zipper pillow case, lunch
Monday - Wednesday,
10am - 4pm
dates: June 22 - 24
class ID: 215222020
member: $165
non-member: $185
materials fee: $45
fee per session
member: $55
non-member: $80
materials fee: $2
dates: August 8
class ID: 215248140
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THER MO FAX /DYE IN G
Instructor: Susan Infante
No experience needed. Learn to quickly embellish fabric or paper. Small screens are
burned with your images within seconds byour Thermofax copier. Bring photocopies
of your own black and white artwork, clip art, pen and ink drawings, script, scribbles,
and doodles. Images no larger than 4” x 5”. Learn fabric stabilization, correct squeegee
application, proper paint/dye mediums, printing surface, curing, and image selection.
Remnanst provided for your practice. Feel free to bring your projects and garments on
which to print.
Supplies: roll of duck tape, scissors, several 1” foam brushes, a folder in which to carry
home your screens and images
S E S SION A
SESSION B
fee per session
Wednesday, 1 - 4pm
Wednesday, 1 - 4pm
member: $45
non-member: $65
materials fee: $10
date: June 24
class ID: 215222250
date: July 29
class ID: 215222260
IND IGO
Instructor: Dagmar Klos
Indigo is an ancient dye that has been used by many cultures throughout the world.
There is much lore and ritual surrounding indigo. It is a dye that never ceases to
amaze. It’s like magic – white yarn or cloth comes out of the indigo vat yellow, but
quickly turns blue as it reacts with the oxygen in the air. Join us as we explore the
exciting and sometimes elusive world of indigo. This class is open to all levels.
Supplies: Bring natural fibers (yarn and/or fabric) that have not been previously dyed,
cotton t-shirt (optional), note-taking supplies (optional), rubber gloves, plastic bucket,
apron (optional). Wear old clothes as things can get a little messy.
Saturday, 10:30am - 1:30pm date: July 11
class ID: 215223080
THE DYER’S GAR D E N
Instructor: Dagmar Klos member: $45
non-member: $55
materials fee: $10
It’s time to start thinking about your garden. Let’s talk about plants you can enjoy in your
garden and on your yarn or fabric. The plants can be annuals, biennials or perennials
– marigolds, weld, black-eyed susans to name a few. Dyed samples will be presented
as well as books to peruse. A bibliography will be provided. Come and learn how the
beauty of summer colors can last all year long. This lecture is open to all levels.
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Friday, 2:30 - 3:30pm
date: July 11
class ID: 215223100
member: $30
non-member: $40
N U N O F E LT E D HAT OR FELTED VESSEL
Instructor: Cynthia Boudreau
DYE IN G/FE LTIN G
IMMEDIATE GRAT I F I C AT I ON S C R E E N P R I N T I N G
OPEN WORKSHO P
In this class you will needle felt either a cloche hat or a vessel. For both you will work
over a foam form and then wet felt the piece. For the hat you will shape the hat first
on a hat block and then on your own head for the perfect fit! If you have your own
hat block, please bring it. If you choose the vessel, please bring a vase shape to pull
your felted piece over. No experience is necessary.
Friday, 10am - 4pm
date: August 7
class ID: 215224410
N U N O F E LT E D SCARF
member: $75
non-member: $95
materials fee: $40
Come create a lovely nuno felted scarf on hand dyed silk chiffon. Instructor will bring
pre shibori dyed silk scarves for you to choose your favorite color palette, and all
merino wool and other fiber embellishments so you will leave with a gorgeous one of
a kind creation.
Supplies: 1 plastic grocery bags, 2 large towels, scissors.
Friday, 10am - 2pm
date: July 10
class ID: 215224390
N U N O F E LT E D SHAWL
member: $60
non-member: $80
materials fee: $25
In this class you will design your own shape of your shawl, creating a pattern on
pattern making pellon, then cut the shape out of your own shibori dyed silk chiffon.
You will dye your silk using simple shibori dying techniques and while that is processing,
you will make your pattern and design your merino wool layer. You will leave this class
with a truly unique one of a kind work of art to wear. No experience is necessary.
Supplies: Plastic bucket or large bowl, sponge, small plastic grocery bag, two towels,
scissors, pool noodle, 12 feet of plastic that is 2 feet wide (painter drop cloth plastic
is fine) and 6 feet of bubble wrap that is 2 feet wide. The teacher will provide dyed
silk shawl size silk, wool, and novelty items to felt onto silk. Instructor will provide; silk
chiffon, dyes, variety of merino wools and materials for felting, pool noodles, soap,
felting tools.
Friday, 10am - 4pm
date: June 5
class ID: 215224480
member: $75
non-member: $95
materials fee: $40
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PRIVATE INSTRUCTION in PCW Fiberworks and Dyeing is available.
I N T R O TO W E AVING FOR THE VISUALLY IMPAIRED
Instructor: Heather Winslow
BEGINNING MAC H I N E K N I TT I N G
Instructor: Connie Blieszner
Fiber Studio
This is a beginning class designed for those who want to learn to use a knitting machine. No previous knitting experience required. Knitters will learn how the machine
works and techniques needed to knit fabric/garments. Techniques include casting on,
binding off, measuring/using gauge, shaping methods. There will be practice time and
students will knit a project incorporating the techniques.
member: $180
non-member: $200
materials fee: $2
Monday - Wednesday,
10am - 4pm
dates: July 13 - 15
class ID: 215225470
Instructor: Michele O’Reilly
Weaving Studio
Become a hand weaver in just 2 full day sessions! You will learn a new lingo, new skills
ad how to operate a floor loom. You will measure your warp (included with your
materials fee,) dress your loom and weave your first project. We will weave a soft
wool scarf to warm the chills away or make a fashion statement that you will be so
proud to wear.
Supplies: Pen/pencil, eye glasses if needed and a lunch.
Recommended Text: Learning to Weave by Deborah Chandler
S E S SION A
Saturdays, 10am - 5pm
dates: June 13 & 20
class ID: 215227300
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SESSION B Saturdays, 10am - 5pm
dates: Aug 1 & 8
class ID: 215227150
Supplies: Scissors, tape measure, calculator (talking, if needed) and lunch.
Recommended Text: Learning to Weave by Deborah Chandler
WEAVING I - INT R O TO W E AV I N G
fee per session
member: $135
non-member: $160
materials fee: $28
Weaving Studio
Join us in this condensed introduction to hand weaving during which you will weave a
nice warm winter scarf. This is a concentrated weaving class designed for those who
are visually impaired or blind. Each step in the process will be verbally and tactually explained. You will learn how to measure your warp yarn and get it onto your floor loom
(provided as part of your tuition fee). Then you will weave a beautiful and comfortable
scarf that not only keeps your neck warm, but makes a fashion statement. Imagine how
proud you will be! Handouts and pattern will be provided in braille, MS Word files,
or large print upon advanced request. Those who have completed the scarf class may
design a project in twill weave structure using a cotton warp. Maximum number of
students is 6.
Monday - Friday, 9am - 4pm
dates: June 22 - 26
class ID: 215227050
R I G I D H E D D L E WEAVING
member: $300
non-member: $325
Weaving Studio
Weave a yarn stash-buster scarf with the fun and portable rigid heddle loom. Anyone
can do it. No weaving experience is necessary. Let us know if you will need to use one
of our looms for this class. Class is open to mature teens.
Supplies: Yarn, your stash and leftover yarns or about 4 or 9 skeins of different colors
or textures and we will choose what works best, note taking materials, scissors and
tape measure.
Tuesday - Thursday, 1pm - 4pm
dates: June 16 - 18
class ID: 215227340
member: $90
non-member: $110
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WEAV IN G/BASKE TRY
ceramics
MORE RIGID HED D L E W E AV I N G
Fiber Studio
Explore more than plain weave with your rigid heddle loom. We will explore handmanipulated lace, pick-up and using a second heddle for even more pattern possibilities. We are going wild!
Prerquisite: We recommend Rigid Heddle Weaving.
Supplies: Rigid heddle loom, yarn, note-taking materials, scissors and a tape measure.
Recommended Text: The Weavers Idea Book: Creative Cloth on a Rigid Heddle Loom by
Jane Patrick and/or Hands on Rigid Heddle Weaveing by Betty Lynn Davenport
Tuesdays, 1 - 4pm
dates: June 25, July 9, July 16
class ID: 215227360
member: $90
non-member: $110
BA S I C W H E E L THROWING
Instructor: Jack Holt
This course will focus on building a solid foundation in wheel throwing skill, while emphasizing correct usage of basic techniques. More specifically, students will learn how
to correctly throw the following forms: cylinder, bowl, and bottle. Once the students
can throw these three basic forms, they will use them as building blocks for concept,
form, or function.
Students will be taught in a collaborative learning atmosphere, where all questions and
comments are welcome. The class objectives will be challenging for students who have
never used the wheel; however, the class is geared toward beginners. Upon completion of this course, students will have vastly improved wheel throwing skills, as well as a
direction with which to put those skills to use for them.
Supplies: Basic ceramic tool kit, 2 or more bats and note book.
APPLE BASKET W I T H S W I N G H A N D L E
Instructor: Ellen Phillips
Mondays, 5:30 - 8:30pm
dates: June 8 - Aug. 3
class ID: 215252400
member: $285
non-member: $310
materials fee: $18
Spoke construction featuring a double bottom and 12” swing handle
Supplies: basket cutters, 10 clothes pins, towel, tape measure, pencil, lunch/snack
Friday, 10am - 4pm
date: June 19
class ID: 215228370
BICYCLE BASKET
member: $70
non-member: $90
materials fee: $30
A nice basket to attach to your bicycle handle bars, with detachable straps.
date: July 25
class ID: 215228390
CHAIR SIDE WOR K BA S K E T
member: $70
non-member: $90
materials fee: $25
C E R A M I C S - Beginning and Intermediate
Instructor: Jodi Younglove
This class is designed to provide the basics for a strong foundation in wheel thrown
and hand built ceramic forms. Build your basic skills and enhance your existing skills
through demonstrations and individual instruction. Wheel throwing will focus on centering, shaping and creating basic vessel forms such as cylinders, vases, bowls, mugs and
plates. Hand building will focus on slab and coil work to create one of a kind unique
ceramic forms. All levels are welcome to attend, but the focus will be the foundations
of ceramics with guidance for the intermediate student to further explore personal
expressions in ceramics.
S E S S I ON A
S E S S I ON B
fee per session
Tuesdays, 9:30am - 12:30pm
Tuesdays, 6 - 9pm
member: $285
non-member: $310
materials fee: $18
dates: June 9 - Aug 4
class ID: 215252450
class ID: 215252460
Beautiful sturdy twill basket with feet and side oak handles
date: Aug 15
class ID: 215228380
member: $70
non-member: $90
materials fee: $30
Many of the supplies needed for classes are available in the Fine Line Shop.
Please call the shop at 630-584-9443 with any questions.
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PRIVATE INSTRUCTION in Ceramics is available.
I N T R O D U C T I ON TO CLAY 4 WEEK TASTER
Instructor: CJ Niehaus
CER AMICS - Intermediate and Advanced
Instructor: See below
This class is designed for the student with an established base of ceramic skills. The
class will set goals and work toward those goals through demonstrations and guidance
from the instructor.
The class will focus on more complex ceramic forms, glazing and bringing your skills to
the next level. Some areas that may be explored are combined forms, larger thrown/
hand built forms, bottles, lidded forms, alternate firing techniques, glaze/surface decoration, as well as sculptural expressions. All levels are welcome but the main focus of the
class will be taking your already established skills to the next level.
S E S S I ON A
Supplies: Bring to class notebook, pencil, basic kit plus fettling knife, small bucket, towel
and sponge. Additional items can be added as needed.
T E A P OT S
SESSION A
Thursdays, 1 - 4pm
S E S S I ON B Thursdays, 6 - 9pm
S E S S I ON C
Thursdays, 9am - 12pm
class ID: 215252480
instructor: Jay Walsh
class ID: 215252490
instructor: Jay Walsh
fee per session
member: $285
non-member: $310
materials fee: $18
Curious about clay? Want to get your hands dirty without a big commitment? This is
the class for you, then! This four week class will give you the opportunity to try out
clay in an abbreviated format, with the basic building blocks of hand building. Week one
will involve pinchpots and coil. Week two is slab building. Week three covers glazing
and decorative techniques. Week four is for finishing and a raku firing! Join us for a fun
month of clay!
Wednesdays, 6 - 9pm
dates: June 3 - 24
class ID: 215252380
S E S S I ON B Wednesdays, 6 - 9pm
dates: July 8 - 29
class ID: 215252390
Instructor: Jack Holt
fee per session
member: $135
non-member: $160
materials fee: $18
In this course we will focus on using the potter’s wheel as a tool for creating art, with
particular focus on the teapot form. To accomplish this, I will be teaching the following
techniques: bellying, choking (also called collaring), pulled handles, flat over-edge lids,
spouts (with a filter), and trimming. A culmination of these techniques, along with an
intermediate understanding of wheel throwing, will be required for completion of this
course.
Supplies: Basic ceramic tool kit and note book.
class ID: 215252500
instructor: Jodi Younglove
Mondays, 1 - 4pm
class ID: 215252650
member: $165
non-member: $190
materials fee: $18
Many of the supplies needed for classes are available in the Fine Line Shop.
Please call the shop at 630-584-9443 with any questions.
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C E RAMIC S
Instructor: Jay Walsh
Want to dedicate some time to learning more about Raku? This is your chance. Bring
your bisqueware and we will spend the day exploring ways to glaze and fire your
work. We will fire raku, underglazes, horse hair, tin foil saggars and fuming. It is all your
choice of what you want to do.
This is a great opportunity for those who do not have access to their own raku
equipment or just want to learn more on how to actually fire and reduce properly
to achieve the results they are looking for. Join us for an up close and personal raku
experience.
Supplies: Bring a notebook, pencil, various brushes, 2 rolls heavy tin foil if you want to
explore that technique, horse hair and 6-8 bisqueware pieces
member: $80
non-member: $100
materials fee: $15
date: July 18
class ID: 215253900
SCULPTURAL WO R K S I N C LAY
Instructor: CJ Niehaus
A sculptural clay class involves the techniques of pinch, coil and slab to create three
dimensional artworks. We will discuss methods using the potters wheel and altering and combining forms as well. With the field of ceramics becoming more open to
alternative methods of finishing work, this class extends beyond glaze and underglaze
to include decorative finishes, flocking and cold finishes in the completion of your idea.
Work can be functional and/or non-functional.
Private instruction is available in many of our areas of study
providing one-on-one assistance. Sessions will focus on the
interests of the student, but will not exceed their ability level
(safety is our number one concern). Potential topics should
be discussed with the instructor. Cost does not include
material fees.
Please see the listing below of areas of instruction.
C E R A M I C S
WOODCARVING
LA M P W O R K G LASS B E A D M A K I N G
PCW FIBERWORKS
Instructor: Jay Walsh
class ID: 215252260
Instructor: Allison Johnson class ID: 215233300
fee per hour
member: $30
non-member: $50
PRIVATE IN STRUCTION
RAKU TO GO
Days, dates and
times must be
arranged with the
instructor through
the Fine Line shop.
Instructor: Ron Diller
class ID: 215248990
Instructor: Jennifer Chou
class ID: 215227820
DY I N G
Instructor: Dagmar Klos
class ID: 215223270
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Wednesday, 9am - 12pm dates: June 3 - July 29 (no class July 1)
class ID: 215253480
member: $255
non-member: $280
materials fee: $18
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To reserve space in classes and workshops of your choice,
you are required to pay for all tuition and material fees in
full. The only exception is where material fees are TBD (to
be determined). Those material fees will be paid during the
class session. Only when we receive your payment in full,
will we enter you on the class roster. Please register for
classes at least 7 days prior to when that class meets. If you
withdraw from a class 8 days prior to the beginning of the
class, you will receive a refund minus a $10 cancellation fee.
If you withdraw from a class 7 days or less prior to the class,
you will not receive a refund. If a class is cancelled, you will
receive a full refund.
Guest Artist Workshops/Lectures:
Since Fine Line must commit to the workshops and lectures
well in advance, we must have special policies. You may pay
in full when you register. If you cancel more than 45 days
before the class, you will receive a refund minus a $50 cancellation fee. If it is less than 45 days before the workshop,
you will not receive a refund. Perhaps you can find someone
to take your place so your payment is not totally lost.
As a service to our students, and since we try to advertise
our workshops well in advance, we offer a non-refundable
deposit of $50 for each workshop. This assures you a place in
the workshop roster. However, you must pay the full amount
owed (less the $50 deposit) 45 days before the workshop
begins. If you cancel before you have paid the full amount of
the class, you forfeit the $50 deposit. If Fine Line must cancel a
workshop, your money will be refunded.
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Many times we’ve heard prospective students rue the fact
that classes they are interested in taking are scheduled on
days or at times that just do not fit into their busy schedules.
Well now, there’s an opportunity for you to address this
issue. Round up three or more of your friends interested
in the same class and present to Fine Line one or more
possible options (dates & times) for your class to take place.
When your friends agree upon the possible dates and times,
call Fine Line to inform us what you are interested in. We will
then contact the instructor to find out if any of your options
(dates, time, class) fit into his/her schedule. Please note that
we must have at least four (4) students in the class or classes
you are requesting to be scheduled.
All dates, times,
locations, and fees
will be determined
in consultation with
Fine Line staff,
faculty, and students.
C USTO M C LASSE S & SCHOLAR SHI PS
A C LA S S A L L YOUR OWN
Classes taught by Fine Line faculty:
Perhaps something we offered in the past is not being
offered at this time and you would be interested if we could
make arrangements with the instructor. That too could be
worked out in the same fashion as mentioned above.
S C H O LA R S H I P S
Due by May 15, 2015
The Patricia Ostewig Memorial Scholarship Program is
designed to encourage and assist artists in expanding their
knowledge and skills through classes at Fine Line. Two
scholarships are awarded each semester. The deadline for
Summer classes is May 15, 2015. For applications and more
details please visit fineline.org.
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Membership benefits include discounts on your classes and
workshops, 10% discount on TFL shop (exclusions include
books, magazines and large equipment), invitations to special
events and regular mailings of class schedules.
VOLUNTEER OPP O RT U N I T I E S
Volunteers are the heart and soul of Fine Line. Without
their giving of time, energy and talent, Fine Line could not
easily offer the exciting and enriching classes and workshops
and events that nurture the creative spirit.
Volunteering is a wonderful way to meet new people, new
challenges, new opportunities, use your skills and share your
talents and experience with a wider community of creative
people. Interested in volunteering? We would love to hear
from you!
FACI L I T Y AND LO C ATION MAP
AD D I TIONAL IN FO RMATION
MEMBERSHIP BEN E F I T S
C LO S U R E S
Memorial Day
May 23-25
4th of July
July 3-5
Summer Break
Aug 16 – 30
Blacksmith Storage
Building
N
Fiber Studio
Restroom
Director’s
Office
Private
K AVA NAG H
GA L L E RY
Coming West on I-90, exit at Randall Road. Go south (Left
hand turn) onto Randall. Go to Bolcum (approximately
8 miles). Turn West (Right) onto Bolcum. Approximately
1 block past Crane Road is the new entrance to Fine Line.
Across from the Primrose Soccer Fields.
N
new entrance
Bolcum Road
FOX RIVE R
Crane Road
Route 31
Randall Road
Crane Road
Dean
Parking
Stree
t
Peck Road
W. Main Street (Rt. 64)
Lunch
Area
W. State Street
(Rt. 38)
Milk
House
FINE LINE CREATIVE
ARTS
CENTER
Loading
Zone
Entrance
Surface Design
Studio
37w570 Bolcum Road
St. Charles, IL 60175
Red Gate Road
Burr Road
Fine Line
Shop
No Parking/
Painting
Studio
Restrooms
FINE LINE
CREATIVE ARTS
CENTER
Silver Glen Road
FINE LINE
CREATIVE ARTS
CENTER
Entrance
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Kavanagh
Gallery
Map not to scale.
Main Entrance
Weaving
Studio
Entrance
Pottery
Studio
Raku
Jewelry
Studio
Coming East or West on I-88, exit at Orchard. Turn right and
follow to Randall Road. Turn North (left) on to Randall Road.
Blacksmith Storage
Go to Bolcum.
Building(Bolcum is about 3 1/2 miles north of Route
64.) Turn West (left) on to Bolcum.Fiber
Approximately
1 block
Studio
past Crane Road is the new entrance to Fine Line. Across
Restroom
from the Primrose Soccer Fields.
Restroom
Milk
House
No Parking/
Loading Zone
Lunch
Room
Coming East on I-90, exit at Randall Road. Go South
(Right hand turn) on Randall to Bolcum Road. Follow
above directions.
Private
Lunch
Area
Unpredictable
July 10 – Aug 4
Painting
Studio
Dempsey
Gallery
Parking
Entrance
HERE’S HOW TO F I N D U S
Patio
Weaving
Studio
Patio
Fine Line
Shop
Main Entrance
Restroom
Art 2015 –
It’s what we do
May – July 2
Volunteer contact Jodi Younglove at [email protected] or
call 630-584-9443.
Director’s
Office
Dempsey
Gallery
630.584.9443
[email protected]
www.fineline.org
To
Bolcum Road
The lunch area in
the Weaving Studio
and lunch room
in the Kavanagh
Building both
have a microwave,
refrigerator and
pop machine.
This program is partially
funded by a grant from the
Illinois Arts Council
37w570 Bolcum Road
St. Charles, Illinois 60175

summer2015 - Fine Line Creative Arts Center

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