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Beginning Quilling
Redmond, WA
Quilling is an Renaissance art form that uses of strips of paper that are rolled to create designs. The paper is wound around a quill to create a basic coil shape that is then glued at the tip and shaped. We will be making four cards with flowers, animals and decorative designs. Supply list provided…
4 classes available for for $18.00
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Letterpress Printing & Book Making
Seattle, WA
This is an open studio class for people who want to work on their own projects at their own pace, or who want to develop their skills in letterpress printing and/or book arts. No experience is necessary to begin to learn the art of letterpress printing, simply a desire to explore the crafts of setting…
1 session available for $75.00
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Beginning Quilling
Redmond, WA
Quilling is an Renaissance art form that uses of strips of paper that are rolled to create designs. The paper is wound around a quill to create a basic coil shape that is then glued at the tip and shaped. We will be making four cards with flowers, animals and decorative designs. Supply list provided…
1 session available for $18.00
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Arts and Crafts Articles
Watercolor: Choosing Paints, by Sharon Searles
Sharon Searles – February 09, 2011
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Choosing The Best Watercolor Paints
I recommend watercolor paints that come in tubes. But there's a catch! The best paints are called "artist's quality" or "professional quality...
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Watercolor Painting Hints and Tips: Using "Too Much" Water
Sharon Searles – February 09, 2011
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Using "Enough" Water in Watercolor Painting
Using "enough" water means "too much" in watercolor painting. If you make your liquid combination of paint and water "too...
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