Showing posts with label paper art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label paper art. Show all posts

Friday

Pleasing Paper Posey Pin


Say that three times fast...

Saturday, April 18 @ 1:00pm

Welcome Spring with some style! Denise Lombardozzi has designed the perfect compliment to any sunny day ensemble. But don't let this beautiful brooch fool you - its not just another pretty face. Amidst the luscious layers lie enough hard hitting techniques to satisfy even the most demanding jewelry junkie. Not much of a pin person? How about attaching this beauty to a hat, or add a magnet and display it prominently on your fridge, or give it as a special gift to a special someone - perhaps on Mother's Day....

What to bring: basic tool kit
Cost: $20

Brilliant Batik

Saturday, August 8 @ 1:00pm
Lea Cioci (Ranger educator and published artist) is back with Batik!!
In the tradition of Batik on fabrics, students will experiment with their own hand-dyed batiked paper using stamps as tools for the resist, and also wax on the last step of the dye process to accent with small striations like real batik fabric. The focus of this class color and form working in harmony.

Students need to bring a juicy, white pigment inkpad and plastic gloves if you don’t want to get your hands dirty. Sloppy clothes are also suggested as we are working with dye based sprays. Optional: Solid stamp images that are wood mounted.
Cost: $35

Origami Club at Rock Paper Scissors

Monday, February 16 @ 7:00pm

This month St.Charles will join the ranks of major metro areas across the U.S., including New York, San Diego, San Francisco, LA and Phoenix,with the launch of its very own origami organization. The new group will be affiliated with the national paper folding group organization, Origami-USA. Founder Dawn Tucker is a member of O-USA and has also started a folding group in St.Louis. "Ordinarily there wouldn't be two groups so close together," states Tucker, "but people have expressed an interest on both sides of the Missouri River."

Origami is the ancient Asian art of paper folding. Today origami is practiced and enjoyed around the world by young and old alike. Origami books are available in most libraries and book stores, with several recently published books attesting to the current popularity of this versatile art-form. "Type 'origami' into your search engine, and you will get thousands of sites to peruse," Tucker encourages. "The variety and complexity are endless."

The new organization in St. Charles will meet at Rock Paper Scissors, an eclectic art & craft supply shop on historic South Main Street. "Corey Dankocsik has graciously invited the group to meet in the shop's workshop at no charge," says Tucker.

The organization is open to both novice and expert folders, and will be free to attend."It's a club, not a class," states Tucker,"so we'd like everyone to take turns leading the group in folding origami models as soon as they learn them. We will take turns teaching each other, and learning together." Children 15 and under must be accompanied by an involved adult.

Monthly meetings will be held on third Mondays at 7pm.....beginning on February 16th,2009. For more information contact Dawn Tucker at OrigamiStLouis@yahoo.com

Fabulous Flowers

Saturday, March 7 @ 1:00pm

We always hear such wonderful comments about Kate's flower garland. So much so, that we've decided to spread the joy. Kate will be sharing her floral-based secrets with you in this delightful workshop. You will emerge with a smile and a garland and thoughts of the spring season that's right around the corner.
Cost: $20
What to bring: basic tool kit