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This is a two-part class.
In the 1st class, you will take the sweatshirt apart, cut patches and sew patches to each sweatshirt piece. In the 2nd class, you will put the sweatshirt back together and bind the edges.
You can view a sample jacket at Artworks.
A supply list will be provided upon registration. Items on the list include, a working sewing machine, basic sewing supplies, fabric (details in supply list) and a sweatshirt with sleeves (sizing info in supply list).
Instructor: Lynne Whitener
Date: Thursday Oct 17
Note: Must take the first class on Oct 3 to take this class.
Time: 10:00 am to 3:00 pm
Class Fee: $50.00 (for both classes)
Max Class Size: 8
Registration deadline September 26, 2024.
Please call artworks at 706-896-0932 or send an email to mracg.artworks@gmail.com
Imagine this snowman at a Taylor Swift concert covered in confetti!! Instructor Barbara Keyes will walk you thru step-by-step instructions to create this fun snowman.
Instructor: Barbara Keyes
Date: Monday, November 4, 2024
MUST REGSITER BY Oct 28 , 2024
Time: 12:00 pm to 2:00 pm
Class Fee: $15.00
Supply Fee: $20.00 (due to teacher at class)
Max Class Size: 6
Please call artworks at 706-896-0932 or send an email to mracg.artworks@gmail.com
In coordination with the Program Director of the Towns County Senior Center and the Director of the Towns County Library, the Mountain Regional Arts and Crafts Guild offers a series of art and craft classes to seniors at no cost. Members interested in sharing their talents volunteer to teach one or more classes spanning a period of three to four months. Classes are held various day and last for an hour to hour and a half. Each instructor has an assistant so that everyone in the class gets some one-on-one time if they need it.
Seniors taking the classes range in age from 65 to over 90 with the average age in the 80’s. The enthusiasm of the seniors along with the pride they take in their finished projects is such a rewarding experience that teachers are eager to return.
The Senior Art Project is made possible through grants
awarded by Georgia Council for the Arts, Vibrant Communities Grant.