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Class canceled via email from Fran on 9/27. There were no registrants.~tt

Try three of the many different crafts available in the fiber studio, or choose your favorite and build deeper skills.

Each week, we’ll have a quick featured project you can try, or, if you already have a fiber project in mind—sewing, knitting, weaving, or any fiber project you can imagine—we’ll help you make progress. 

October 4^th – Wet Felting
Pack roving (un-spun wool) around a ball, add water and soap, and then see what happens after you bounce and roll the ball for a few minutes. You’ll end up with a bag or a hat you can decorate with your own personal style.

Instructor: Isobel Coney

October 11^th – Weaving on a Lap Loom
Weave plush yarns of different colors on a small lap loom to design a cool wall hanging for your room. You will learn the basics of weaving and several techniques to add design.
Instructor: Catherine Camp

October 18^th – Sewing to Upcycle Denim
Start with old jeans and denim scraps to create a quick lunch bag you’ll love to carry every day.  In this class you will be learning basic sewing machine operation and hand sewing skills.
Teacher: Isobel Coney

Supplies provided by student: If you’re making your own project, you can bring any supplies you need.

Details:

• Maker Mondays are for students ages 12 - 16
  
• There is a materials fee of $20 included in the price of class. 
  

• When you register your youth, please enter their name in the Youth's Name field and enter the parent/guardian email address for "registrants email". All reminders and important information will go to the email address you register with.
  
• Please complete and return this minor permission form.
• Please review our safety protocols before registering. BARN wide safety protocols can be found here. Fiber Studio specific safety protocols can be found here.
• Skill Level: all levels
• Tuition assistance is available. Click here to apply.  
  

Instructor Bios:

Isobel Coney enjoys combining cultural, environmental and historical studies with art, using techniques spanning painting, quilting, felting, knitting, batik, printmaking, hand-made paper and woodland crafts. She has experience teaching in schools and running workshops for adults. She is an active member on the Arts Washington Roster of Teaching Artists and passionate about experimenting with new techniques and sharing that journey with students.

Catherine Camp will share her enthusiasm for weaving. She has been weaving at BARN over the past three years. She was raised with a gaggle of sisters where sewing, knitting, and crafts spread throughout every room in their home.