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Metals WorkshopLevel: Beginner / All Levels
3 Weeks
$175
$150
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Discover the art of weaving in this beginner-friendly, six-week course designed for students of all experience levels. Learn the fundamentals of weaving on a four-harness floor loom, including how to warp the loom, read weaving drafts, and create a variety of woven structures and patterns. More experienced weavers can expand their skills by exploring advanced techniques such as designing original pattern drafts or incorporating tapestry weaving.
Throughout the course, you'll develop an understanding of project planning, fiber and material selection, color interaction, and texture while creating functional or decorative pieces such as scarves, towels, table runners, or wall hangings. Whether you're weaving for the first time or building on existing skills, you'll leave with beautiful handmade projects and the confidence to continue your weaving journey.
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One menorah per family unit.
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Step into the forge and learn the fundamentals of blacksmithing while creating a functional fire poker. In this hands-on evening workshop, students will practice core forging techniques such as drawing out, tapering, bending, and twisting while shaping hot steel at the anvil.
Guided by an experienced blacksmith, you’ll transform raw metal into a custom tool perfect for tending the fireplace or outdoor fire pit. Along the way, you’ll gain an introduction to hammer control, working safely with heat, and finishing your piece with durability in mind.
No prior experience is required—just a willingness to swing a hammer and get sparks flying!
Safety Note: This workshop is for ages 16+. Blacksmithing involves working with hot metal, so safety will be our top priority. All materials are included in your materials fee. All necessary safety gear will be provided, including safety glasses, gloves, and aprons. You must wear close-toed shoes, and natural fiber clothing and long hair must be tied back to ensure your safety while working with the forge.Sessions
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