Classes and Events:
Summer Kid Crafting SESSIONS
EACH SESSION SOLD SEPARATELY
Thurs. 5:00-5:45/6:00 pm
Our LCR staff will guide your kiddos through different art forms and media - all with materials that were donated for creative reuse! We will add in concepts of reduce/reuse/recycle along with creative reuse, and talk about being resourceful with the materials around us. Skill level is beginner - however, we are able to work individually with students throughout the session for novices as well. Age focus will be 4-12, and ALL ages are welcome! These classes will be held on Thursdays, from 5:00pm to 6:00pm (perhaps 5:45pm for fast learners). The classes are in the Basement Studio - DOWNstairs. Parents are welcome to help or to browse the shop during class time. Tickets can be purchased online or at the store, with a Donation of $5 minimum per child, in order to maintain our educational programs.
EACH SESSION SOLD SEPARATELY
Thurs. 5:00-5:45/6:00 pm
Our LCR staff will guide your kiddos through different art forms and media - all with materials that were donated for creative reuse! We will add in concepts of reduce/reuse/recycle along with creative reuse, and talk about being resourceful with the materials around us. Skill level is beginner - however, we are able to work individually with students throughout the session for novices as well. Age focus will be 4-12, and ALL ages are welcome! These classes will be held on Thursdays, from 5:00pm to 6:00pm (perhaps 5:45pm for fast learners). The classes are in the Basement Studio - DOWNstairs. Parents are welcome to help or to browse the shop during class time. Tickets can be purchased online or at the store, with a Donation of $5 minimum per child, in order to maintain our educational programs.
6.4.2020 TBD- Photo Holders
These rock and seashell photo holders are so easy and fun to make you might want to make more than one!
6.11.2020 TBD- Sensory Bottles
Have you seen these calming bottles? We'll add a sound element to keep it creative!
6.18.2020 TBD- Sharpie Tiles
Learn marbling techniques as we create beautiful colored tiles to use as coasters.
These rock and seashell photo holders are so easy and fun to make you might want to make more than one!
6.11.2020 TBD- Sensory Bottles
Have you seen these calming bottles? We'll add a sound element to keep it creative!
6.18.2020 TBD- Sharpie Tiles
Learn marbling techniques as we create beautiful colored tiles to use as coasters.
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POSTPONED: SCRAPPY Quilt Top ClassThis quilt top is an easy way to use up all those small pieces of fabric that you’ve kept buying, not knowing what to use them to make. The largest “scrap” you will need is 5 “ x 3 ½ “. You can use scraps in one color family (all blues), two color families (purple and green), or a mixture of everything! This is an easy top to make because it is all straight sewing. The pattern is a variation of the Fabric Fusion pattern available for purchase online at several quilting websites.
You will need: --A working sewing machine (OR we have some at the store you may borrow if needed) --Basic sewing supplies-scissors, thread, bobbin(s), seam ripper --2 ½ yards white or white on white fabric-please cut 25 1” strips across the width of the fabric before coming to class -- Lots of scraps cut into the following sizes- 3 ½” x 2”, 3 ½ “ x 3”, 3 ½” x 5” at least 35 of each size. Easy way to cut the blocks is to cut a 3 ½” strip of fabric, then cut into smaller sizes. (some pre-cut blocks will be available during class, but no guarantee as to colors) Saturday, March 21 1:00-3:00 PM in the new Basement Classroom (downSTAIRS) Monday March 23 6:00-8:00 PM in the store-level Sewing Room! (ADA, wheelchair accessible) $20 per person. Class size is limited in order to offer hands-on-help Buy tickets via www.TicketLeap.com - or at the register! |
Jewelry Making & Wire Wrapping with Lindy and Philip
Lindy and Philip Malin with walk us through how to do copper foiling with glass and nature. Lindy is a skilled artist and educator who has brought her skills to teach classes for IU13, Disability Empowerment Center, Thaddeus Stevens College, The YWCA, American Cancer Society Walk For Life, AC Moore and Joanne's Fabrics. She also creates private events for weddings, animal rescues, church sales and clubs. She has worked for Fire Mountain, selling over 10,000 pieces of antique stained glass, and has been published in Bead Style Magazine and several other magazines.
All materials and tools are provided, although if you have tools you are comfortable with, you
are welcome to bring them. Also, bring along a pair of gloves for tender hands.
Classes are 1 hour – 1 hour 15 min.
Because of limited class size and individual attention, please register early.
$15.00 per ticket; Ages 10 and up; ADA accessible
Lindy and Philip Malin with walk us through how to do copper foiling with glass and nature. Lindy is a skilled artist and educator who has brought her skills to teach classes for IU13, Disability Empowerment Center, Thaddeus Stevens College, The YWCA, American Cancer Society Walk For Life, AC Moore and Joanne's Fabrics. She also creates private events for weddings, animal rescues, church sales and clubs. She has worked for Fire Mountain, selling over 10,000 pieces of antique stained glass, and has been published in Bead Style Magazine and several other magazines.
All materials and tools are provided, although if you have tools you are comfortable with, you
are welcome to bring them. Also, bring along a pair of gloves for tender hands.
Classes are 1 hour – 1 hour 15 min.
Because of limited class size and individual attention, please register early.
$15.00 per ticket; Ages 10 and up; ADA accessible
POSTPONED March 28th , 5:00pm to 6:15pm - Saturday
Create a Copper Ring and Copper Bracelet with Lindy and Philip Mailin
All materials and tools are provided, although if you have tools you are comfortable with, you
are welcome to bring them. You may also bring a piece you want to wrap, and we will see if it works.
Also, bring along a pair of gloves for tender hands.
Classes are 1 hour – 1 hour 15 min.
Because of limited class size and individual attention, please register early.
$15.00 per ticket; Ages 10 and up; ADA accessible
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POSTPONED Jelly Roll Race Quilt Top Class: Most people think of the tasty treat when they hear “jelly roll”. When speaking of fabric, a jelly roll is a set of 2 ½" x 40" strips of fabric rolled in a spiral. There may be 10, 20 or 40 strips in a roll, and there may be duplicates or all different fabrics included.
The Jelly Roll Race is a fast way to create a 50" x 66"(approximate size) quilt top in a short amount of time. All the stitching is straight sewing, so this is a great class for beginners! A great way to use up those long scraps! There are many examples online of finished tops and different ways of arranging the jelly roll strips; you may want to look at some before class. For this class you will need: --1 Jelly Roll 40 strips 2 ½" x 40" (I like to use my fabric stash and cut one strip each from 40 fabrics) You may want to cut off any selvages before class. --A sewing machine (may be borrowed from Lancaster Creative Reuse) --Basic sewing supplies-thread, scissors, tape measure Note: At the end of this class, the top only will be completed. Directions on possible methods to complete will be discussed. Saturday- April 4th, 1pm - 3pm -- located downSTAIRS in new classroom! Thursday - April 16th, 6pm - 8pm -- located on store level Sewing Room! $25 per person. Class size is limited in order to offer hands-on-help Buy tickets via www.TicketLeap.com - or at the register! |
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Watch MePOSTPONED: April 17th, 6:00pm - 7:15pm Friday
Create a Jewelry from Watch parts with Lindy and Philip Mailin All materials and tools are provided, although if you have tools you are comfortable with, you are welcome to bring them. You may also bring a piece you want to wrap, and we will see if it works. Also, bring along a pair of gloves for tender hands. Classes are 1 hour – 1 hour 15 min. Because of limited class size and individual attention, please register early.m 15.00 per ticket; Ages 10 and up; ADA accessible 
Computer JewelryPOSTPONED: May 2nd, 5:00pm - 6:15pm Saturday
Create Jewelry from Computer parts with Lindy and Philip Mailin, celebrating "May the 4th be with YOU!" All materials and tools are provided, although if you have tools you are comfortable with, you are welcome to bring them. You may also bring a piece you want to wrap, and we will see if it works. Also, bring along a pair of gloves for tender hands. Classes are 1 hour – 1 hour 15 min. Because of limited class size and individual attention, please register early. $15.00 per ticket; Ages 10 and up; ADA accessible |
