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Let's knit!
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Knitting with Heidi Hull
Whether you’ve never picked up a knitting needle before or you’re a seasoned knitter, Heidi will help you on your journey. This class is for all ages to be held monthly starting in January. Join one or all the classes. MUST PRE-REGISTER, the class is limited to 10 per session. Dates: Jan. 9, Feb. 13, & March 13. Time: 6-8 pm. Fee: First class is $20 / free-will donation after that. Location: Glendalough State Park Trail Center |
SOLD OUT: Bead-Making 101
Create Wearable Mandalas with Snow
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Snow-dyeing with Kristi Kuder
What better way to take advantage of all that winter white stuff than to create beautiful, colorful mandala scarves and bandanas! Snow dyeing is all the rage in fabric dyeing circles! Enjoy creating random, playful, and multi-colored mandala images on fabric you can wear using dyes and snow. Youth ages 8+: Feb. 4 & 5, 1-2 pm, $15. Adults: Feb 4 & 5, 2:30 – 4 pm, $25. Location: Art of the Lakes Gallery |
Felt a Bowl or Purse
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Felting with Mary Jo Wentz
Students will learn the basic history of wet felting (ancient art), basic information regarding various wools, the process of creating a felted object out of wool roving. Students will wet-felt a bowl or purse by covering an inflatable Gertie Ball with woolen fibers, then agitating the fibers (a lot!) to felt the wool. Youth ages 8+: Feb. 20, 1-5 pm, $15. Adults: March 18, 10-2 pm, $25. Location: Art of the Lakes Gallery |
Parent and Me: Marbled Paper
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Shaving Cream Art
Join us with your little ones for a hands-on art project. While the projects are designed for ages 1-5 all ages are welcome. $10 covers supplies and registration. February project: using food coloring and shaving cream to create a marbled design on paper for Valentine’s Day cards. Feb. 11, 10 am - 12 pm, $10 Location: Art of the Lakes Gallery |
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Some activities in this organization are made possible by the voters of Minnesota through grants from Lake Region Arts Council, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the Arts and Cultural Heritage fund.
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