Dates: Mondays (January 8 - February 26)

Times: 6:00pm - 9:00pm

Location: Meet in the General Arts Room

Cost: Eight, three-hour sessions - $145

Instructor: Hannah Ingerson (HI24-1A)

Description: This introduction to relief printmaking course will focus on building basic linoleum carving skills, as well as tips and tricks of the printmaking process. Students will learn to transfer an image, carve, ink and print their blocks using best practices in printmaking. Students will start with single color prints and will move on to multi-color prints at their own pace with guided instruction. The class will be studio style, allowing students wo work at their own pace and on ideas and techniques that interest them personally. If you have any questions, please feel free to text Hannah at 520-891-3862.

Supply list (can be purchased on Amazon):
1. Linoleum carving tool (pink handle Speedball tool is good).
2. Brayer ( Speedball pink handle is nice. Soft 4” is a good universal brayer tool).
3. Flexible metal putty knife.
4. Linoleum to carve - size is up to you. “Speedy Carve” or “Easy Carve” is good for
beginners. White/ green and pink have shown better results than tan.
5. Paper you would like to print on. Canson Multimedia, BFK Reeves or any thicker cardstock is preferred.
6. Pencil and sketchbook for planning and transferring your designs.
7. Tracing paper if you would like to trace/ copy images.

One, 25 pound bag of cone 10 high fire pottery clay: $25

Dates: Mondays  (January 8 - February 26)

Times: 9:00am - 12:00pm MA24-1A
1:00pm - 4:00pm MA24-1B

Location: Meet in the Fiber Arts room

Cost: Eight, three-hour sessions - $145

Instructor: Melanie Abel

Description: This class is designed to develop basic through advanced weaving skills. Students
will improve their knowledge of warping a loom, reading a draft and general weaving vocabulary. The student will study and plan a project learning techniques and tricks that make weaving easer and fun. Projects will be chosen according to the skill level and interests of the
student with the goal of developing the use of technique, texture and color to achieve the desired effect. After weaving the project, the student will learn a variety of finishing techniques including wet finishing. To provide more individualized instruction, experienced students may be asked to attend the 9:00am - 12:00pm time (MA23-5A) while beginners will attend the 1:00pm - 4:00 time  (MA23-5B).

Dates: Four Thursdays per session (held on January 11, 25 and February 8, 22)

Time: 6:00pm - 8:00pm

Location: Meet in the Fiber Arts room

Cost: Four, two-hour sessions - $32

Group Coordinator: Kristi Sparks

Description: Join friends and fellow knitters for an evening of conversation and relaxation while
knitting and sharing ideas, knitting expertise and tips and project goals. The group will meet in
the Fiber Arts room from 6:00pm – 8:00pm for a non-instructional open studio “knitting bee.”
Novice knitters are welcome with peer support offered. Hours purchased are to be used in two-
hour increments, not to roll over to the next session.