Are you curious about trying a different artistic medium? Are you looking to explore your creative side but unsure where to begin? Look no further than The Craft Guild Experience. Join us each week as you explore a different art medium including, jewelry making, fused glass, bookbinding, painting, and pottery. This class offers hands-on fun, skill-building, and a chance to connect with a vibrant artistic community. Your creative exploration starts here!

In this class, the instructor will consult with each student before class to determine what project they want to start with. This could be hand towels, scarves, shawls, table runners, or yardage for sewing.  In order to add more interest to your weaving, we will also cover more advanced techniques

In this class, students will weave on a variety of multi harness looms that are 4 or 8 harness table and floor looms. Additional harnesses on a loom allows for a wider variety of woven structures that can be created.

This class focuses on beginner sewing concepts and techniques but also welcomes students who have sewn in the past and want a refresher or who want to hone their basic skills. Students will learn about the tools used in hand and machine sewing, fabric and notions (zippers, buttons, closures). Students will need to bring their sewing machine.

This class focuses on beginner leather crafting concepts and techniques but also welcomes students who have worked with leather in the past and want a refresher or who want to hone their basic skills. Students will learn about the tools used in hand and machine leather sewing, and specialized leather tools.

Learn and practice foundational stitches (such as, chain, single, double crochet, etc.) while developing the ability to read and follow crochet patterns. Students will explore different techniques and work on individual projects at their own pace with personalized guidance and support.

Students with some polymer clay knowledge will love this class which focuses on popular polymer clay techniques and products using those techniques. Students will learn how to create a variety of surface designs that can then be translated into jewelry, bowls, wall art and other objects. Individual projects are encouraged. Class time will include instructor demonstration and assisted student lab work.