Stoughton Arts Sampler Schedule & Session Descriptions

Classes will be filled first-come, first-served. Sections with less than 2 registrants will be cancelled. If a section is cancelled, tuition fee will be reimbursed. Material fees should be paid directly to the instructor.

Saturday Morning

[1] Glass Fusing (9am-Noon),
Instructor: Lynn Gifford
Learn beginning glass fusing techniques and make 6 dichroic glass pendants.
Maximum Students: 6
Cost per Student: $87

[2] Learning the Art of Sashiko (9am-Noon),
Instructor: Gloria Stehley
Discover the history of Sashiko and stitch your own handcrafted bag.
Maximum Students: 10
Cost per Student: $18

[3] Forging a Railroad Knife (9am-Noon),
Instructor: Bill Howard
Create your own rough hunting or kitchen knife from an old railroad spike.
Maximum Students: 4
Cost per Student: $69

[4] Artist Trading Cards (9am-Noon),
Instructor: Jackie Harrison-Jewell
Using collage and paper techniques, create your own Artist Trading Cards.
Maximum Students: 12-15
Cost per Student: $29

[5] Meditation/Mindfulness for Stress Management (10am- Noon),
Instructor: Christine Melland
Discover how to engage your brain and calm your body with meditation and mindfulness.
Maximum Students: 15-20
Cost per Student: $29

[6] Paper Bag Scrapbook (10am-Noon),
Instructor: Carol Neuman
Using paper lunch bags, create a cute paper bag scrapbook.
Maximum Students: 5
Cost per Student: $29

[7] Raku Pottery Firing (9am-Noon),
Instructor: Christopher Matti
Glaze an unglazed pot and fire it in a kiln to create your own unique Raku piece.
Maximum Students: 6
Cost per Student: $20 + $5-$25 material fee

Saturday Afternoon

[1] Precious Metal Clay Class (1-4pm),
Instructor: Lynn Gifford
Learn techniques and create a fine silver pendant with a dichroic glass cabochon.
Maximum Students: 6
Cost per Student: $110

[2] Roll Printed Pendant or Earrings (1-4pm),
Instructor: Bill Howard
Saw, drill and polish silver sheet metal to create your own jewelry.
Maximum Students: 6
Cost per Student: $35 + $20 Material Fee

[3] Beginning Mosaic Techniques (1-4pm),
Instructor: Jackie Harrison-Jewell
Design and create a stained glass mosaic stepping stone or small wall plaque.
Maximum Students: 5
Cost per Student: $58

[4] What’s Next? A Woman’s Guide to Mid-Life & Beyond (2-4pm),
Instructor: Christine Melland
Don’t miss this exciting class on finding fulfillment at mid-life.
Maximum Students: 15-20
Cost per Student: $29

[5] Exploring Rubber Stamp Techniques (1-4pm),
Instructor: Bea Siverling
Create your own innovative cards using a number of stamping techniques.
Maximum students: 4
Cost per Student: $29

[6] Raku Pottery Firing (1-4pm),
Instructor: Christopher Matti
Glaze a pot and fire it in a kiln to create your own unique Raku piece.
Maximum Students: 6
Cost per Student: $20 + $5-$25 Material Fee

Sunday AM

[1] Hammered Ring with a Stone or a Hammered Bracelet (9am-Noon),
Instructor: Bill Howard
Use a variety of metalworking techniques to create your own ring or bracelet.
Maximum Students: 4
Cost per Student: $35 + Material Fee of $25 for Ring, $50 for Bracelet

[2] Altered Book Techniques (9am-Noon),
Instructor: Jackie Harrison-Jewell
Use collage and embellishment techniques to create your own unique artistic statement..
Maximum Students: 10
Cost per Student: $35

[3] Raku Pottery Firing (9am-Noon),
Instructor: Christopher Matti
Glaze a pot and fire it in a kiln to create your own unique Raku piece.
Maximum Student: 6
Cost per Student: $20 + $5-$25 Material Fee

[4] How to Dance for Your Husband
(10-11:30am), Instructor: Coleen Kehl
Learn fun movements any adult beginner will feel completely comfortable doing.
Maximum Students: 15-20
Cost per Student: $18

Sunday Afternoon

[1] Heavy Metal Bracelet (1-4pm),
Instructor: Lynn Gifford
Using Lynn Gifford’s award-winning design, create a freeform wire-wrapped bracelet.
Maximum Students: 6
Cost per Student: $87

[2] Turning Old Coins into a Pendant or Earrings (1-4pm),
Instructor: Bill Howard
Through soldering, metal forming, and polishing, create your own jewelry using old coins.
Maximum Students: 4
Cost per Student: $35 + $35 Material Fee

[3] Raku Pottery Firing (1-4pm),
Instructor: Christopher Matti
Glaze a pot and fire it in a kiln to create your own unique Raku piece.
Maximum Students: 6
Cost per Student: $20 + $5-$25 Material Fee

[4] Learning the Art of Sashiko (9am-Noon),
Instructor: Gloria Stehley
Discover the history of Sashiko and stitch your own handcrafted bag.
Maximum Students: 10
Cost per Student: $18