class supply lists 2015-2016 fall-winter sept. 17 & 24 ... · pdf fileclass supply lists...

CLASS SUPPLY LISTS

2015-2016 Fall-Winter

Sept. 17 & 24 (Thurs) Ceramic Buttons 1-3

Teacher: Thelma Daywalt 816-3764

Skills: Beginning

Supplies: Rolling pin

Sept. 22 (Tue) (2 separate classes) Roman Stripe Stitch Shawl 1-3 OR 6-8

Teacher: Beckie Wagner 753-1015

Skill: Need to be able to Knit

Supplies: Size 13 Needles

Approx 680 yards of chunky yarn

Sept. 24 (Thurs) Eggshell Mosaic Ring Box 1-3

Teacher: Bonnie Duffy 546-3090

Skill: None

Supplies: Two or three white egg shells, membrane removed

before drying

Three shades of alcohol inks (found in craft store

w/rubber stamps)

One small wooden “steamer trunk”, 2 ½ x3 ½

inches, no larger, please

Found in back of JoAnne Fabrics w/unfinished wood pieces, $1.00

Bottle of Aleene’s Tacky Glue

Acrylic paint, color of choice

½: paint brush to paint box

Tweezers or 1 square of felt, any color

Scissors

Ruler

Sept. 30 (Wed) Beginning Weaving - Table Runner 1-4

Teacher: Linda Johnson Kabisch 546-9206

Skill: None, but desire to weave

Supplies: Tapestry Needle-metal, large eye, blunt end

Tape measure

Crochet thread-large pkg. cream

2 pkgs. Sugar N Cream-your color choice

1 pkg. Sugar N Cream-coordinating color

Scissors

Oct. 1 (Thurs) Deco Mesh Wreath 1-3

Teacher: Cheryl Lawrence 423-1331

Skills: None

Supplies: Wire Frames 12, 16 or 18 inch

21/2” fall or Halloween ribbons – (at least 12’ roll)

(see note below) You may have more than one ribbon

choice on a different width.

10” (3 rolls) or 21” (2 rolls mesh ribbon to

complement ribbon

Chenille stems t match colors of mesh

Embellishments

For a fall wreath you could use fall flowers, leaves,

pumpkins, etc.

For a Halloween wreath you could use spiders, ghosts, witches, etc.

Scissors

Ruler

Oct. 5 (Mon) Simple Tunisian Afghan 6-8

Teacher: Betsy Lair 341-5422

Phyllis Stenhour 652-1250

Skills: Make a basic chain and single crochet

Supplies: J afghan hook

100% cotton yarn (I Love this Cotton or Lily Sugar & Cream)

J or H crochet hook

Oct. 6 (Tue) Beginning Crocheted Lace 10-12

Teacher: Jan Walter 438-3644

Skills: Basic to none, uses basic crochet stitches

Supplies: Size F hook

Any color yarn – Baby Bee Sweet Delight

(Hobby Lobby); Vanna’s Glamour; Lion Brand (JoAnn’s);

Dream Baby; Plymouth

Extra Information: Used to make Christmas ornaments, table runner and matts

Oct. 6 (Tue) Fair Isle Beginner Headband 1-3

Teacher: Jan Sullivan 553-7469

Skills: Know how to knit and purl. You don’t have to have

experience with circular needle. Will cover this in class

Supplies: Size 8 – 16” circular needle

Worsted weight yarn: 50 grams – main color

10 grams – contrasting color

Oct. 7 Beginning Weaving – Table Runner 1-4

Teacher: Linda Johnson-Kabisch 546-9206

Skills: None, but a desire to weave

Supplies: Tapestry needle – metal, large eye, blunt end

Tape measure

Crochet thread – large package (cream)

2 packages Sugar ‘n Cream – your choice

1 package Sugar ‘n Cream – coordinating color

Scissors

Oct. 8 (Thur) Broken Rib Half Sweater 10-12

Teacher: Jan Sullivan 553-7469 Skills: Know how to knit and purl

Supplies: 24 inch size 7 needle 600 yards worsted weight, #4 Medium weight, check

the lable Tapestry Needle Scissors Extra Information: I used Berroco Weekend which is an acrylic

cotton blend available at Nanncy’s Knitworks. Homework: Cast on 132 stitches. Begin K2, P2 ribbing for 3 inches.

Oct. 8 & Oct. 15 (Thur) Hot Pan Holders 1-4


Skills: Beginning

Supplies: Rolling pin and stamps

Oct. 10 (Sat) Beginning Crocheted Lace 9-12

Teacher: Jan Walter 438-3644

Skills: Basic to none, uses basic crochet stitches

Supplies: Size F hook

Any color yarn – Baby Bee Sweet Delight (Hobby

Lobby); Vanna’s Glamour; Lion Brand

(JoAnn’s); Dream Baby; Plymouth

Extra Information: Used to make Christmas ornaments, table runner and mats.

Oct. 13 & 20 (Tue) A Mixed Up Halloween Tale 1-3

Teacher: Judy Hauffe (H) 872-6914; (C) 520-2030

Skills: none

Supplies Scissors (detail if you have them)

Double stick tape

Black pop dots and foam squares

Paper cutter if you have one

Any papers or clipart Halloween

Cutting mat (opt.)

Extra Information: I will have copies of clipart and some

background papers (not all will be the same as in the book. I will also

have major pieces cut out.

Cost - $6.00 – Class limit is 15.

Oct. 17 (Sat) Alcohol Ink Tiles 9-12

Teachers: Vickie Swanson 836-9086

Thelma Daywalt 816-3765

Skills: none

Supplies: Glazed white tiles (can be found at Menards)

4” x 4” coasters for coasters (Sheet of 2” x 2” for a

saying; note below)

Rubbing alcohol from drugstore

Alcohol inks in several colors of your choice (use 40%

off coupons or order on line

Triple glaze spray – Rust-oleum or Krylon (crystal clear glaze)

Black sharpie marker

Roll of paper towels

Sturdy piece of cardboard to carry/spray your tiles

Waxed paper or freezer paper

Rubber gloves – optional, but ink will color your hands and lasts

a few days!

Felt, cork, foam sheets or press on table protectors (tiles will

scratch table tops)

Glue for your protective “bottoms”

Extra information: If you want to make “a saying,” you can buy a sheet of the smaller tiles. You will

need to cut them apart prior to class. Buy some peel and stick letters. Color doesn’t matter. They need

to fit inside your tile though.

Bone folder or old credit card

Tweezers

A piece of wood to glue your saying onto – should be narrower than your tiles.

Heavy duty glue – E6000 or your preference

Oct. 20 Stained Glass Bird House 10-12

Teacher: Louise Donaldson 544-8540; (C) 899-3385

Skills: None

Supplies: Bird house

Glue – E6000 or Weldbond glue

Extra information: Paint bird house before class.

Oct. 20 Crocheted Hot Pad 10-12

Teacher: Carol Osborn (H) 899-9579; (C) 498-8965

Skills: single crochet

Supplies: “H” crochet hook

1 skein of sugar & cream cotton yarn

Large eye needle to finish

Oct. 24 (Sat) "Exploding" Handbag & Triangle Gift Boxes (2) 10-12

Teacher: Carol Edwards 494-9659

Skills: none

Supplies: For handbag box

Scoring tool (such as Bone Folder)

Scoring board (optional)

Double sided card stock – (2) 12” x 12” sheets

Pencil (Red and Blue, if desired)

Ruler

Paper adhesive (quick dry is best)

Paper trimmer or scissors

Adhesive Velcro – ½” square of male and female

Embellishments of your choice (enough for both boxes)

For triangle box:

Hole punch (1/4”)

Ribbon

Oct. 27 (Tue) Disconnected Turtle 1-3

Teacher: Doris Rawlings 544-9431

Skills: none

Supplies: Rocks – head, body, 4 legs, tail (optional)

Acrylic paint – black, green, yellow, white

Brushes – large, medium, narrow

Pencil – charcoal or lead

Extra information: body should be rounded with flat bottom

Nov. 4 (Wed) Hitchhiker Shawlette 9-12

Teacher: Linda Kennedy 529-1052

Skills: Know how to knit and purl

Supplies: Fingering weight yarn – 700-800 yards

Size 3 needle (circular preferred)

Tapestry needle

Extra information: Pattern must be pre-ordered and paid for,

pattern $5.00

Nov. 4 (Wed) Watercolor (or Acrylic) Painting of “Bird on Branch” 1-3


Skills: Some basic knowledge of painting & blending colors required

Supplies: Small ¼ sheet of watercolor paper (or 5” x 7” canvas

Watercolors or acrylic paint

Bruch, round point

Paint tray of some sort for mixing colors

1 or 2 sheets of paper towels for blotting brush

1 sheet of graphic tracing paper OR carton paper works

well

Pen or pencil for tracing

Extra information: 20 cents for pattern.

Nov. 5 & 6 (Thur & Fri) Baskets 9-12 pm

Teacher: Gina Davis 965-5126

Skills: none

Supplies: will be supplied

Extra information: Fee dependent upon basket

Nov. 5 & 12 (Thur) Bread Basket

1-3

Teachers: Kristin Jorgensen 364-4707; (C) 502-9725


Skills: beginning


Stamps

Nov. 7 (Sat) Chain Mail Bracelet 10-1

Teachers: Judi Nystrom (H) 529-2481; (C) 725-5217

Skills: beading experience needed

Supplies: 200 – 220 6mm Outer Dimension open jump rings 20

gauge

25 to 27 6mm round crystal or other 6mm round bead

3 strand clasp

2 pair of flat nose or chain nose pliers, crimping tool,

if you have them. (Otherwise available in class)

Extra Information: Class size limited to 8 people. Your cost will be approximately $18.

Nov. 17 (Tue) Shirt Apron 9-12

Teachers: Bonnie Moe 553-0652

Stella Taft 494-7248

Skills: Basic sewing

Supplies: Working sewing machine and sewing supplies including

matching thread.

Man’s shirt (preferably large or extra large)

Nov. 17 (Tue) Artfully Simple Infinity Scarf 1-3

Teacher: Carol Sobeck 971-7830

Skills: basic crochet stitches

Supplies: 300 yards worsted weight yarn

Crochet hook K

Optional button

Nov. 18 (Wed) (2 separate classes) Beaded Earrings with 2-hole Triangles 1-3 OR 6-8

Teacher: Kathy Anane 899-5886

Skills: This is a needle and thread technique with small beads

Supplies: Kit supplied in 3 colors - $3.00

Dec. 9 (Wed) (Date Change) Zentangle – White on Black Tile 1-3

OR

Dec. 12 (Sat) Zentangle – White on Black Tile 10-12

Teacher: Penni Gebke 494-2939 or 526-4626

Skills: None – nice to have taken the basic Zentangle class but not required

Supplies: Black tile

Jelly roll pen – white

Zenstone chalk

Mini – charcoal pencil – white

Tostillion (shading tool), new/clean (no graphite on it) or kit

available for $6.00

Dec. 8 Learn to Knit 9:30-12:30

Teacher: Stella Taft 494-7248

Skills: none

Supplies: Learn to Knit – Book. Leisure Arts

1 skein cotton yarn, such as Sugar & Cream

1 pair size 6 knitting needles

Dec. 9 (Wed) Whimsical 50’s Era Mixed Media canvas 5:30-8

Teacher: Gail Austin 971-4156

Skills: none

Supplies: Paint brush for glue

8”x10” canvas

5”x7” black & white copy of a photo if you want to

personalize it

Extra information: Mixed media canvas; using a photo & whimsical

“sayings”. You will make a textured background.

Jan. 5 & Jan 19 (Tue) Broomstick Lace 1-3

Teachers: Kristen Jorgensen (H) 364-4707; (C) 502-

9725

Skills: basic crochet stitches and abbreviations.

Supplies: Worsted weight yarn, 36oz. or 4-5 large skeins

Size 50 knitting needle

Size G crochet hook

Jan. 6 & 13 (Wed) Beyond Beginning – Guest Towel 1-4

Teacher: Linda Johnson-Kabisch 546-9206

Skills: previously woven

Supplies: Tapestry needle – metal, large eye, blunt end

Tape measure

Scissors

Extra information: We will talk in December about color.

Jan. 9 & 16 (Sat) Pencil Portrait Drawing 10-12


Skills: none

Supplies: Strathmore Bristol Smooth Drawing Paper – size 9x13

(Hobby Lobby or Michael’s

8x10 black & white copy of head/shoulder, shot of

someone you do not know

Graphite pencil set (small set of 3 or 4)

Ball point pen (prefer a color, not black)

Kneaded gray eraser or soft white eraser

Masking tape or removable tape

Ruler

Graphite Paper

Jan. 14 & 21 (Thur) Ikabana 1-3


Skills: none


Stamps

Jan. 25 (Mon) Magazine Bowls 1-3

Teachers: Susan Braasch 971-7833

Pat Sams (H) 789-0365; (C) 836-3225

Skills: Hands

Supplies: Magazine

¼” dowel rod

Glue stick

Scotch tape (invisible)

Modpog (gloss)

Sponge brush (to apply Modpog

Trim (optional)

Feb. 3 (Wed) Tag Collage Wall Art 5:30-8:30

Teacher: Gail Austin 971-4156

Skills: none

Supplies: 12x12 frame if a finished piece is desired

Extra information: you will use manila shipping tags, water color

crayons, stencils and rubber stamps

Feb. 4, 11, 18 (Thurs) Hand Crafted Mushrooms 1-3


Sandra Kihn 483-

1331

Skills: Beginning


Feb. 6, 13, 20, 27; Mar. 5 & 12 Stained Glass

Teacher: Patty Decatoire 816-2682 Skills: none

Supplies: Glass cutter

colored transparent glass

solder,

*solder gun

flux for stained glass

copper foiling

black patina

glass grinder

black or white markers for glass (Sharpies work)

glass breaker pliers Extra information: Pattern provided by teacher or you choose your own. Teacher has a projector to

enlarge a pattern.

Feb. 9 (Tue) Jiffy Casserole Carrier 9-11

Teacher: Bonnie Moe 553-0652

Stella Taft 494-1248

Skills: basic sewing

Supplies: Two coordinating ¾ yard fabric (27 inches)

¾ yards insulbrite

2-3” rings

Working sewing machine and sewing supplies

including matching thread

Feb. 10 (Wed) Bijoux Ancients – Herringbone Necklace 6-8

Teacher: Kathy Anane

Skills: Intermediate bead weaving class

Supplies: Kit in 3 color choices supplied, $14.00

Feb. 16 (Tue) Clothesline Bowl 9:30

Teachers: Stella Taft 494-7248

Margaret Longhta 697-5455

Skills: Sewing experience

Supplies: Sewing machine in working condition with zig-zag

stitch

1 package COTTON clothes line (recommended

3/16” poly-reinforced cotton clothesline

Glue stick

Thread and cotton fabric (approx. 30 yards of 1/2” to ¾” strips or less for small/medium

basket)

Feb. 18 (Thur) Pine Needle Basket 1-3

Teachers: Kristen Jorgensen (H) 364-4707; (C) 502-9725

Skills: None

Supplies: Kit will be supplied, but bring heavy duty scrissors.

Extra information: Cost for kit $15, due at signup.

Feb. 25 (Thur) Stretchy Bling Bracelet 10-12

Teachers: Judi Nystrom (H) 529-2481; (C) 725-5217

Skills: beading experience needed

Supplies: Strech Elastic Chord – preferably .8

60 to 66 6mm round Crystals

Mar. 3 & 10 Woven Bread Basket 1-3

Teachers: Thelma Daywalt 816-3765

Kristin Jorgensen 364-4707; 502-9725

Skills: Beginner

Supplies: Rolling Pin

March 7 (Mon) Doodle Art Head to Toe 1-3

Teachers: Pat Sams (H) 787-0365; (C) 836-3225

Susan Braasch (C) 971-7833

Skills: Easy & fun

Supplies: Canvas item (tennis shoes, ball cap, bag or apron)

FINE point sharpies, permanent markers (12 or more colors)

Rulers

Heat set crystals (optional)

Thin card board

March 8 (Tue) Chicken Pin Cushion 1-3

Teachers: Kristen Jorgensen (H) 364-4707; (C) 502-9725

Skills: Must be able to use sewing machine and have basic sewing skills.

Supplies: 6 inch squares of fabric (mix/match, leftover scraps,

orphan quilt blocks, fat quarters, or precut squares, etc.)

1 ½ inch square of contrasting fabric for beak

1 ½ inch square for topknot

2 ½ inch square for tail

Cutting mat

Sewing machine

Thread – needle – pins

Scissors

Extra information: Fabric may be precut in multiples for extra chickens or bring rotary cutting

supplies. Be sure to bring a cutting mat!

Mar. 14 (Tue) & 17 (Thur) Beginning Copper Enameling 9-12

This is a multi-day class; minimum 3 days;

Limited to 10

Teacher: Joellyn Warner 546-9616

Helping: Kathy Anane & Carol Vancil

Skills: None; working with powdered glass

Supplies: Roll of paper towels

Glossy magazine pages

Small craft brushes

Flat metal spatula

Tweezers

Metal file

Paper & pencil

Extra information: *Required for beginners – Need to attend – will call to schedule app’t time.

Order day – Sunday, February 7, 2016; 1-3 pm

This will be a project driven class

Mar. 17 (Thur) Watercolor of Palm Leaf 1-3


Skills: Some background of painting & mixing colors required

Supplies: Large sheet of water color paper (leave attached to pad for

stability)

Water colors

Half inch flat brush

1 or 2 sheets of paper towels for blotting brush

Drawing pencil & gum eraser for correcting lines

Masking fluid

$.20 for pattern

Mar. 21 (Mon) & 24 (Thur) Intermediate Copper Enameling 9-12

This is a 2 multi-day class; Limited to 15

Teacher: Joellyn Warner 546-9616

Helping: Kathy Anane & Carol Vancil

Skills: Must have taken prior enamel class at SCCC

Supplies: Roll of paper towels

Glossy magazine pages

Small craft brushes

Flat metal spatula

Tweezers

Metal file

Paper & pencil

Any other items used (sifters, flus, enamels) used in previous classes; stencils,

toothpicks, small lenses, patterns, dental tools, etc.

Extra information: Order day – Sunday, February 7, 2016; 1-3 pm. Will schedule students

March 26 (Sat) Alcohol Ink Tiles 10-12

Teachers: Vickie Swanson 836-9086


Skills: none

Supplies: Glazed white tiles (can be found at Menards)

4” x 4” coasters for coasters (Sheet of 2” x 2” for a

saying; note below)

Rubbing alcohol from drugstore

Alcohol inks in several colors of your choice (use 40%

off coupons or order on line

Triple glaze spray – Rustoleum or Krylon (crystal clear glaze)

Black sharpie marker

Roll of paper towels

Sturdy piece of cardboard to carry/spray your tiles

Waxed paper or freezer paper

Rubber gloves – optional, but ink will color your hands and lasts

a few days!

Felt, cork, foam sheets or press on table protectors (tiles will

scratch table tops)

Glue for your protective “bottoms”

Extra information: If you want to make “a saying,” you can buy a sheet of the smaller tiles. You will

need to cut them apart prior to class. Buy some peel and stick letters. Color doesn’t matter. They need

to fit inside your tile though.

Bone folder or old credit card

Tweezers

A piece of wood to glue your saying onto – should be narrower than your tiles.

Heavy duty glue – E6000 or your preference

Apr. 4 (Mon) Vera Bradley Look-a-like 1-3

Teacher: Debbie Cartwright 364-5206; 691-9652

Skills: must know how to sew

Supplies: 1 yard double faced quilted fabric

½ yard contrasting fabric for lining pockets & cosmetic bag

1 – 12 inch zipper to match

Velcro to match for closures

Thread to match

Sewing machine that has zigzag or serger

Extra information: Cut out all pieces and serge or zigzag before class.

Apr. 7 (Thur) Faux Tin Tile 6-8


Skills: none

Supplies: Chipboard (such as cereal box) cut to 6” squares

Aluminum foil (color of your choice – silver,

gold, bronze)

Spreadable adhesive

Brayer or other method of smoothing foil

Acrylic paint (light color)

Foam brush

Solvent (Mineral spirits or rubbing alcohol)

Paper towels or rag

Metallic finish (optional)

Extra information: This is a technique to use on a picture frame, box, or wherever you would like.

Apr. 11 (Mon) Knitted Place Mats 1-3

Teacher: Debbie Cartwright 364-5206

Skills: must know how to knit

Supplies: Sugar & Cream 100% cotton yarn (2 skeins)

Size 6 or 7 knitting needles

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