Ok we have to admit, we are SO EXCITED for this class! We have had lots of kids ask if they can get super messy and play with creating their own fabric designs, and we are finally able to do it! In this class the kids will work with a variety of different fabric painting techniques from stamping, screen printing, mosaic painting, and several others. We will create several t-shirts with original designs, several mosaic wall hangings as well as a cinch tote made out of the fabric we paint and stamp. So excited!
Day One: Painting and Screen Printing!
On Day One we are gonna get down and get messy with paint and dye! We will learn the basics of screen printing on t-shirts and other objects. We will also start our mosaic wall hanging and stamping large pieces of fabric for construction on day 2. We'll also do our tie dye!
Day Two: Bag Construction and Mosaic Fun
On Day Two we will take our textiles and make a fun cinch tote (because no class is complete without a bit of sewing). We will also finish our Mosaic Wall Hangings and see how our tie dye shirts came out!
Supplies to being for Sewing:
Class Level: This class is for Beginner Kid Sewists ages 7 and up. No previous experience is required.
Cancellation/Return Policy: No refunds are offered for classes or camps. Cancellations received 72 hours before class start, will be able to redistribute their class fees to another class/camp. Cancellations received less than 72 hours before class start or no-shows forfeit their class fees. We are unable guarantee the same class or session will be available for rescheduling. Arriving more than 30 minutes late for class may be a forfeit of class fees, please call. Inclement weather, school and government mandated closures have the same cancellation/return policy.
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