Do you love fashion? Do you like to draw and design your own clothes? Join us for this fun class to learn about fashion history, how to sketch your own designs, color theory, fabric use and how to take inspiration...
Join us for this fun and informative Machine Sewing Certification class and make a Fall Tote Bag to keep or gift. Upon completion of this class, you will be certified to use the AIC sewing machines independently during Open Maker...
Spend a pleasant morning making a beautiful pumpkin or gourd to decorate for the fall. Needle felting is easy to learn and requires little space. This class is suitable for beginners as well as those with some previous felting experience....
Join us to learn how to create machine sewn cotton rope bowls using natural and colored ropes. These rope bowls are soft and flexible can be made in a wide range of sizes. Small bowls are ideal for trinkets and...
Looks like Leather, Feels like Leather but it’s Paper! In this class you will work with a wonderful washable paper textile, also known as vegan leather, to make this versatile crossbody bag with a soft webbed adjustable shoulder strap. Select...
Join us for this fun and informative Machine Sewing Certification class and make a Wine Bag to keep or gift this holiday season. Upon completion of this class, you will be certified to use the AIC sewing machines independently during...
Join visible mender, Mariko Sugimori to learn about the history of Sashiko, a technique to reinforce worn fabric and/or repair textiles, and work on some Sashiko samplers. All the materials will be provided, but attendees can also bring in woven...
Join us for this fun and informative Machine Sewing Certification class and make a Drawstring Bag to keep or gift.. Upon completion of this class, you will be certified to use the AIC sewing machines independently during Open Maker Hours....
Join felt artist Elizabeth Stubbs for a fun morning making needle-felted and embellished ornaments for your home during the holidays and beyond. We will start by creating spheres using unspun sheep’s wool and felting needles. Then we will add beads...
