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Art As Play (North)
Curious about a new medium? Need space to explore creative ideas? In Art as Play, we’ll do just that - play with a variety of supplies, try new methods and explore our creative abilities and ideas. This is a safe and supportive environment to try, begin and be in your artistic practice. We’ll have acrylic paint, watercolors, oil pastels and collage supplies available, as well as examples of how to engage with those mediums singularly or as mixed media. No pressure on the final product, just a space to enjoy the journey of creating and following artistic curiosity and intuition. -
Starting SoonF Delventhal (flickr) (CC BY 2.0)Collaging for Self Reflection (Northeast)
Take a pause and reflect on your thoughts, feelings, and experiences through the art of collage. Using a mix of found materials and anything you choose to bring, we’ll create pieces that help you tune into your inner world. There are no rules, just space to explore, experiment, and express yourself. By the end of class, you’ll not only have a unique piece of art, but also a little more insight into your own story and perspective. -
Crop Art 101 (Ella Baker)
Have you ever wanted to make crop art? Join crop artist and crop art educator Marta Shore as she guides you through your first piece. As you work, Marta will outline the history and rules of crop art so you will leave the class ready to make a piece for the Minnesota State Fair! The cost of the course includes your own take-home kit with everything you need to make crop art. -
Crop Art Creations (Ella Baker)
Have you ever wanted to make crop art? Join crop artist and crop art educator Marta Shore as she guides you through your first piece. As you work, Marta will outline the history and rules of crop art so you will leave the class ready to make a piece for the Minnesota State Fair! The cost of the course includes your own take-home kit with everything you need to make crop art. -
Darning 101 (Roosevelt)
Rips and holes can happen in our favorite knit garments, including t-shirts, socks, and workout clothes. Heal all of those holes with darning and community during this two hour class. Lauren will teach you how to repair the knit garments in your life with two methods of darning. In Partnership with Curiosity Studio. Accessibility: Previous Darning skills not required. Fine motor skills used in class. Cost includes a $20 supply fee. Discounts are on tuition only. Call 612.668.4828 to register with a discount. If class is full, please enroll in the waitlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available. -
Get to Know Your Sewing Machine (Washburn at Las Estrellas)
Learn how to get the best performance from your sewing machine while avoiding common mistakes. Topics covered include: Machine cleaning Common myths and mistakes Stitch length basics Bobbin and thread tension (and why it matters) This class requires that you bring your own sewing machine. The material fee includes a sewing machine cleaning kit and a new needle. If class is full, please enroll for the waitlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available.Thu, May 14 5:45 - 7:30 PM Las Estrellas Dual Language Elementary School Min Age 18 yr.View more infoWaitlist -
WaitlistUNDP Ukraine (flickr) (CC BY 2.0)Get to Know Your Sewing Machine (Washburn)
Please note: This class has been rescheduled to Monday, June 1. If this date works for you, we strongly encourage you to add yourself to the waitlist, as participants who originally enrolled may no longer be able to attend the rescheduled class, and some waitlisted students may have only been available for the original April date. Learn how to get the best performance from your sewing machine while avoiding common mistakes. Topics covered include: Machine cleaning Common myths and mistakes Stitch length basics Bobbin and thread tension (and why it matters) Please bring:Participants must bring their own sewing machine. Material fee includes:A sewing machine cleaning kit and a new needle. If the class is full, please join the waitlist. We will contact you if a spot becomes available. -
Glass Blowing Intro: Torchwork (Ella Baker)
This class is great for beginners with or without any experience! The student will learn safety fundamentals, tool and torch usage, solid rod welding and gathering, color application, shaping, and more. Students will be able to create small trinkets, marbles, paper weights, plant rods, or anything else that can be thought of with the skills learned. Class Policies: Please arrive at your scheduled class a few minutes early to fill out applicable paperwork and receive assigned safety glasses. Liability waivers and emergency contact forms must be filled out in order to participate in class. These forms will be provided upon arrival, prior to your scheduled class. Requirements: No sandals or open footwear - shoes must have closed toes and heels No loose sleeves or long dangling necklaces/bracelets Long hair must be tied back Please come to class fed and hydrated - standing is required for the duration of class for optimal safety. [A chair may be provided if needed for medical reasons] Recommendations: Cotton or natural fiber clothing recommended (It’s best to avoid synthetic clothing as it could melt in the case of an accident) It is highly recommended that you bring water to drink Free street parking will be available to all students in the front of the building. There is typically ample parking available on our block. If a student arrives to class inebriated they will be asked to leave, for safety purposes. Students will not receive a refund in this case. -
Glass Blowing Intro: Torchwork (Kenwood)
This class is great for beginners with or without any experience! The student will learn safety fundamentals, tool and torch usage, solid rod welding and gathering, color application, shaping, and more. Students will be able to create small trinkets, marbles, paper weights, plant rods, or anything else that can be thought of with the skills learned. Class Policies: Please arrive at your scheduled class a few minutes early to fill out applicable paperwork and receive assigned safety glasses. Liability waivers and emergency contact forms must be filled out in order to participate in class. These forms will be provided upon arrival, prior to your scheduled class. Requirements: No sandals or open footwear - shoes must have closed toes and heels No loose sleeves or long dangling necklaces/bracelets Long hair must be tied back Please come to class fed and hydrated - standing is required for the duration of class for optimal safety. [A chair may be provided if needed for medical reasons] Recommendations: Cotton or natural fiber clothing recommended (It’s best to avoid synthetic clothing as it could melt in the case of an accident) It is highly recommended that you bring water to drink Free street parking will be available to all students in the front of the building. There is typically ample parking available on our block. If a student arrives to class inebriated they will be asked to leave, for safety purposes. Students will not receive a refund in this case. -
Starting SoonBec (flickr) (CC BY 2.0)Hand-Poured Candle Making: Craft a Signature Scent (Northeast)
1.5 hour seminar on Hand-Poured Candle making at Kobi Co., a Black Women-Owned company in downtown Minneapolis -
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Hand-Poured Candle Making: Craft a Signature Scent (Summer)
1.5 hour seminar on Hand-Poured Candle making at Kobi Co., a Black Women-Owned company in downtown Minneapolis -
Hat Burning (North)
Use wood-burning tools to create intricate designs on stylish felt hats, transforming them into wearable works of art. From bold patterns to delicate details, the possibilities are endless! -
Henna Workshop (Summer)
Discover the rich culture of henna. Henna is a dye prepared from leaves of a henna tree also known as Egyptian privet. Henna is temporary body art resulting from the staining of the skin from the dyes. After stains reach their peak color, they hold for a few days, then gradually wear off, typically within two to three weeks. Learn the basics of henna tattoos and practice them. The instructor will fill in or finish your henna design and take home henna cone. We will use natural henna. -
Launch into Summer Reading with Collage Bookmarks (Camden)
Want to read more this summer? Join us to make beautiful collage bookmarks to get us motivated to read more. We will have fun collaging while discussing what books we’ve read and want to read. This class is great for all skill levels, so just bring yourself and your creativity for a night of arts and crafts. Enough materials will be supplied to make multiple bookmarks per person. -
Leather Crafting: Belt (Ella Baker)
This class is at Tandy Leather located in 8901 Penn Ave S, Minneapolis, MN 55431. Come on in and learn how to build a belt that will last a lifetime from scratch! Class fee includes all materials as well as the use of the necessary tools to complete your project. -
Leather Crafting: Bucket Bag (Ella Baker)
This class is at Tandy Leather located in 8901 Penn Ave S, Minneapolis, MN 55431. This flopover bucket bag is perfect for a medium to small carry that conforms to your body, using Tandy’s Italian pebble grain leather gives a colorful finish with minimal work! Class fee includes all materials as well as the use of the necessary tools to complete your project. -
Macrame Coasters & Trivets (Edison)
Macrame coasters and trivets are a perfect addition to the home. They make wonderful gifts that anybody would enjoy. Learn how to tie a half hitch in the round and play with different colors and designs for a personal touch. Materials fee is $10 and includes all supplies. -
Macrame Flowers (Edison)
Learn to make different macramé flowers and develop your macramé skills. You will walk away with three finished flowers and the knowledge to tie five different knots. These flowers can be hung on the wall, in a frame, or displayed in a vase. It’s a perfect way to jump into the spring and summer seasons. Materials fee is $15 and includes all supplies. -
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Make Your First Skirt (Washburn at Justice Page)
With summer just around the corner, get ready with a Circle Skirt class! This beginner-friendly class is perfect for all skill levels, but sewing machine experience is required. You’ll learn how to prep and measure your fabric for sewing. Please bring your sewing machine to class. If class is full, please enroll for the waitlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available. -
Mending 101 (Roosevelt)
Find the meditative power of hand sewing, learn history of the craft and lessen your consumption by repairing your own clothes! Participants will walk away with a small mending kit, needles, string, and a reference guide for future mending endeavors. Skills learned: five basic stitching and patching methods to repair your woven garments. In partnership with Curiosity Studio. Accessibility: Previous sewing skills not required. Fine motor skills used in class. Cost includes a $20 supply fee. Discounts are on tuition only. Call 612.668.4828 to register with a discount. If class is full, please enroll in the waitlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available. -
Painting: Plein Air Watercolor in the Park (Summer)
Please join us in the park this summer for a fun evening of watercolor. Your instructor, Megan Dolezal, will be there to give guidance and feedback as you work on a summer sunset painting. Students will bring their own materials - supply list will be sent out after registration -
Pet Portrait Painting (South)
Paint a portrait of your favorite Fuzzy friend - dog, cat, hamster, horse, or other cuddly family pet! After registering for this class, please email nwmpls@kidzart.com with a high-quality digital photo of your pet (one pet per photo). Paint your own background color or pattern to match your home decor, and then begin creating a unique pet masterpiece on an 11x14” canvas! -
Recycled Jewelry (Roosevelt)
Use recycled & thrifted materials as you learn how to assembly jewelry to make earrings, a bracelet, or a necklace. All materials will be provided but students are encouraged to bring their own old jewelry to take apart and make new again! If class is full, please enroll for the waitlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available. -
Sewing: Intro Workshop (Summer)
Learn the basics of the sewing machine in this 3 hour crash course. Practice stitching and complete an easy project selected by the instructor. **PRICE UPDATED WITH MATERIALS FEE. MATERIALS WILL BE PROVIDED, BUT PLEASE BRING YOUR OWN SEWING MACHINE IF POSSIBLE.*** If class is full, please enroll for the waitlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available.
