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SUMMARY:Gourd Art – Thunder Gourd
DESCRIPTION:Thunder Gourd\nGourd Art – Thunder Gourd\nDate: June 5\, 2024 (4pm-7pm)\nCost: $100 (non-gourd patch members)\n$30 (gourd patch members; email us to get your promo code for this price)\nLevel: Beginner & Intermediate\nInstructor: Karen Smith & Linda Troute\nLocation: RMFS Building – 315 Pitkin Ave\, Grand Lake\, CO \nCreate your own Thunder Gourd in this introductory gourd art class. Thunder Gourds are a unique musical interpretation of gourd art. Tap the hanging spring below the gourd and the sound of thunder echoes into the room. \nIn this class you will learn the key elements of thunder gourd construction including wood burning\, carving\, and painting. Your instructors\, Karen Smith and Linda Troute\, who have a combined 10 years of experience in gourd art\, will guide you through the process of creating your thunder gourd. All required materials will be provided\, but you are welcome to bring any of your own embellishments to incorporate into your gourd design. \nCome join us for a fun time creating something pleasing to your ears as well as your eyes! \nTo register or find out more please go to https://rockymountainfolkschool.org/classes/#thunder-gourd
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LOCATION:Rocky Mountain Folk School Building\, 315 Pitkin Ave\, Grand Lake\, CO\, 80447\, United States
CATEGORIES:Featured Art Workshops,Rocky Mountain Folk School
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SUMMARY:Crafting Native American Style Flutes
DESCRIPTION:Creating the holes for the perfect cord on the wooden flute.\n\nDate: June 22\, 2024 (10am-5pm\, 1 hour break for lunch)\nCost: $260 (includes materials)\nLevel/Age: All experience levels; 18+\nInstructor: Stanley Loftness\nLocation: RMFS Building – 315 Pitkin Ave\, Grand Lake\, CO \n\n\nEmbark on a fascinating journey into the world of Native American flute-making with our engaging class at Rocky Mountain Folk School in Grand Lake\, CO. Led by our experienced instructor\, Stanley Loftness\, a dedicated flute maker with 15 years of expertise\, you’ll delve deep into the art of crafting these beautiful instruments. \nIn this hands-on class\, you’ll start with a preformed blank and learn the intricacies of flute construction. Stanley’s own passion for Native American culture and music was ignited during a transformative visit to the breathtaking Canyon de Chelly in Arizona\, where the haunting melodies of a flute echoed off the canyon walls. Inspired by this experience and after acquiring a flute crafted by a Navajo artist\, he embarked on a mission to create his own Native American-style flute. \nStanley Loftness is not only a skilled flute maker but also a medical professional who recognizes the profound healing potential of music. He combines his medical knowledge with the therapeutic power of the Native American flute\, offering a holistic approach. Join us for an unforgettable experience where you’ll craft a beautiful\, correctly tuned\, and playable flute while also exploring the spiritual and healing aspects of this ancient instrument. Immerse yourself in the serene beauty of Grand Lake and let the music guide you \n\non a path to inner peace and wellness. Discover the profound art of Native American flute-making and the healing power of music under Stanley’s expert guidance. \nCraft a wooden Native American-style flute\nFinal design of crafting a wooden Native American-style flute\n\n\nRegister by going to https://secure.rec1.com/CO/grand-lake-co/catalog
URL:https://grandlakecreativedistrict.org/event/crafting-wooden-flute/
LOCATION:Rocky Mountain Folk School Building\, 315 Pitkin Ave\, Grand Lake\, CO\, 80447\, United States
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SUMMARY:Intro to How Handmade Western Boots are Made
DESCRIPTION:Holly demonstrates how to make a western boot\nIntro to How Handmade Western Boots are Made\nDate: June 29\, 2024 (9am-4pm; 1 hour lunch break)\nCost: $25 (materials included; 1 hour lunch break)\nLevel: All experience levels\nInstructor: Jim Brainard\nLocation: Rocky Mountain Folk School Building (315 pitkin Dr\, Grand Lake CO 80447) \n\n\nIf you are interested in learning about what is involved in making western boots and getting your “feet wet” in the craft\, the Rocky Mountain Folk Art School has an opportunity for you. Leather Craftsman Jim Brainard of J.B. Custom Leather will be discussing what it takes to become a custom boot maker. You will learn about the tools\, machinery and schooling time it takes to become a boot maker. You will see the many steps of the process and actually do some of them. In a condensed version\, you will go through the following: \n\nChoosing the style of boot\nSelecting materials\nMeasuring the feet\nSelecting lasts and modifying them to the measurements and style selected\nPreparing the insoles\nDrafting and making the pattern\nCutting the patterns out of selected materials\nTransferring stitch designs and sewing them in\nAssembling the boots\nLasting\nInseaming\nBuilding the outsoles and heels\nFinish work\n\nThis workshop is intended to give you a taste of boot making along with a great deal of information on what it will take do so. \nJim has been in leather craft since the age of ten. He apprenticed at age 14 with a third generation boot maker from 1974-1979 as a repair technician. Jim has operated a boot\, shoe\, and saddle and tack repair shop from 1979 to present day. Jim learned boot making from his mentor in 2010 and studied with him through 2015. Jim is an accomplished\, award winning boot maker. He will be teaching this class with the help of his repair technician apprentice and journeyman employee\, Holly Henry. Holly is also an award winning boot maker and leather crafts woman. \nThey both look forward to teaching you about the craft they passionately love and helping you try some of the process for yourselves. \nPlease visit them both:\nJim on Instagram: J.B._Custom_Leather\nJim on Facebook: James H Brainard and J.B. Custom Leather\nHolly on Instagram: hollyhenry_custom\nHolly Website: hollyhenrycustomboots.com \n\n\nRegister by going to https://secure.rec1.com/CO/grand-lake-co/catalog
URL:https://grandlakecreativedistrict.org/event/western-boots/
LOCATION:Grand Lake Center Meeting Room\, 301 Marina Drive\, Grand Lake\, CO\, 80447\, United States
CATEGORIES:Featured Art Workshops
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