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SUMMARY:Intro to Paper Quilling
DESCRIPTION:Dates:\n• Wed\, Sep 11\, 2024 (12:00pm-3:00pm)\n• Sat\, Sep 14\, 2024 (1:30pm-4:30pm)\n• Sat\, Oct 19\, 2024 (9:30am-12:30pm)\nCost: $75 (includes materials)\nLevel: Beginner & Intermediate\nInstructor: Kristin Hanson\nLocation: RMFS Building – 315 Pitkin Ave\, Grand Lake\, CO \nClass Overview:\nDiscover the timeless art of quilling\, also known as paper filigree. This captivating craft involves rolling\, shaping\, and gluing narrow strips of paper to create intricate and decorative designs. Quilling has a rich history\, with roots tracing back to ancient Egypt and significant development during the Renaissance in Europe. \nClass History:\nLearn about the fascinating journey of quilling through the ages. During the Renaissance\, nuns and monks used quilling to decorate religious objects and book covers with gilded paper strips\, mimicking the look of gold filigree. In the 18th century\, it gained popularity among European aristocracy\, who adorned furniture\, jewelry\, and other items with this delicate art form. Quilling saw resurgences in the 19th century and again in recent years\, thanks to the efforts of modern enthusiasts and companies like Quilling Card. \nWhat You Will Learn:\nIn this class\, we’ll delve into the essential materials and sources for quilling\, practice making a variety of shapes\, and ultimately create a unique art piece. You’ll have the option to use one of the provided designs or bring your own creative vision to life. Join us and experience the meditative and rewarding process of quilling! \nNext Steps\nAfter taking this workshop\, you are now ready to move on to our Intermediate Paper Quilling Workshop\, where you’ll create a framed mountain landscape piece. Find all the details and sign up https://rockymountainfolkschool.org/class/paper-quilling-intermediate/. \nRegister by going to https://secure.rec1.com/CO/grand-lake-co/catalog to check out all the folk school classes go to RMFS Website
URL:https://grandlakecreativedistrict.org/event/paper-quilling/2024-08-03/
LOCATION:Rocky Mountain Folk School\, 315 Pitkin St\, Grand Lake (Grand County)\, CO\, 80447\, United States
CATEGORIES:Featured Art Workshops,Rocky Mountain Folk School
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SUMMARY:Intro to Paper Quilling
DESCRIPTION:Dates:\n• Wed\, Sep 11\, 2024 (12:00pm-3:00pm)\n• Sat\, Sep 14\, 2024 (1:30pm-4:30pm)\n• Sat\, Oct 19\, 2024 (9:30am-12:30pm)\nCost: $75 (includes materials)\nLevel: Beginner & Intermediate\nInstructor: Kristin Hanson\nLocation: RMFS Building – 315 Pitkin Ave\, Grand Lake\, CO \nClass Overview:\nDiscover the timeless art of quilling\, also known as paper filigree. This captivating craft involves rolling\, shaping\, and gluing narrow strips of paper to create intricate and decorative designs. Quilling has a rich history\, with roots tracing back to ancient Egypt and significant development during the Renaissance in Europe. \nClass History:\nLearn about the fascinating journey of quilling through the ages. During the Renaissance\, nuns and monks used quilling to decorate religious objects and book covers with gilded paper strips\, mimicking the look of gold filigree. In the 18th century\, it gained popularity among European aristocracy\, who adorned furniture\, jewelry\, and other items with this delicate art form. Quilling saw resurgences in the 19th century and again in recent years\, thanks to the efforts of modern enthusiasts and companies like Quilling Card. \nWhat You Will Learn:\nIn this class\, we’ll delve into the essential materials and sources for quilling\, practice making a variety of shapes\, and ultimately create a unique art piece. You’ll have the option to use one of the provided designs or bring your own creative vision to life. Join us and experience the meditative and rewarding process of quilling! \nNext Steps\nAfter taking this workshop\, you are now ready to move on to our Intermediate Paper Quilling Workshop\, where you’ll create a framed mountain landscape piece. Find all the details and sign up https://rockymountainfolkschool.org/class/paper-quilling-intermediate/. \nRegister by going to https://secure.rec1.com/CO/grand-lake-co/catalog to check out all the folk school classes go to RMFS Website
URL:https://grandlakecreativedistrict.org/event/paper-quilling/2024-08-07/
LOCATION:Rocky Mountain Folk School\, 315 Pitkin St\, Grand Lake (Grand County)\, CO\, 80447\, United States
CATEGORIES:Featured Art Workshops,Rocky Mountain Folk School
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SUMMARY:Pine Needle Rim For Your Gourd
DESCRIPTION:Pine Needle Rim For Your Gourd\nDate: Aug 31\, 2024 (3:30pm-6:30pm)\nCost: $100 (non-gourd patch members); $30 (gourd patch members)\nLevel: Beginner & Intermediate\nInstructor: Karen Smith & Linda Troute\nLocation: RMFS Building – 315 Pitkin Ave\, Grand Lake\, CO \nDive into the world of gourd art by learning how to create a beautiful pine needle rim for your gourds. Whether you’ve admired gourd vases with intricate pine needle accents or are entirely new to this craft\, this workshop offers a fantastic opportunity to enhance the organic beauty of your gourds. The technique of pine needle coiling is straightforward and requires only a few tools and strong hands. Additionally\, you’ll learn how to use alcohol inks to add vibrant colors and unique designs to your gourds. \nUnder the expert guidance of Karen Smith and Linda Troute\, who bring over 10 years of combined experience in gourd art\, you’ll master the process of creating your pine needle gourd rim. All necessary materials will be provided\, but feel free to bring any personal embellishments to add a unique touch to your design. Please note that you will need to bring a dusk mask and an apron to protect yourself while working with the materials. \nJoin us for a fun and creative experience that will delight your senses and leave you with a stunning piece of gourd art. Whether for personal enjoyment or as a handmade gift\, your pine needle rimmed gourd will be a treasured creation. This workshop is a wonderful opportunity to immerse yourself in a traditional craft and learn new techniques in a supportive and inspiring environment. \nTo register or find out more please go to https://rockymountainfolkschool.org/classes/#pine-needle-rim
URL:https://grandlakecreativedistrict.org/event/pine-needle-gourd-workshop/
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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