Instructor: Laura Wright || Attend a free two-day plant foraging and dye workshop in the Georgetown studio of local artist, Laura Wright. On the first day, we will trace the former path of the Duwamish River and visit the former site of the Duwamish Bend Housing Project while ethically collecting plants for dye. The next …
Instructor: Mary Gioia || Students will learn the basic wire bending techniques for jewelry making. We will design and make a pair of earrings and a necklace or pendant using sterling silver wire, as well as various elements and beads. All materials will be provided. Students will take home a set of beginners pliers, as …
Instructor: Colleen Monette || Paper and glue. Such simple elements. But these simple elements can also make a very personal, complex and compelling piece of art. This four (4) hour class will cover the origin of collage, important collage artists, types of paper, additional materials and glues. We'll delve into different types of collages and …
Instructor: Cyra Jane || In this beginner's soapstone carving class, the instructor will take you through the steps of shaping and polishing your own completed animal sculpture in just under two hours. Great for all ages 8+, this activity features your choice of a Bear, Wolf, or Orca (and maybe an Eagle or two)! You …
Instructor: Elizabeth Reisner || Learn to crochet a rug using 100% recycled materials from Rebundance. Crocheting rugs is faster and easier than other methods and creates a beautiful finish. Great for beginners or for those honing their crochet skills. All materials included.
Instructor: Holly Mistur || This class will cover the basics of metal patina on most metals. We will go over resources, types, supplies, safety, process and sealants. Each participant will be able to leave with a few pieces of metal they patina themselves.
Instructor: Cyra Jane || In this beginner's soapstone carving class, the instructor will take you through the steps of shaping and polishing your own completed animal sculpture in just under two hours. Great for all ages 8+, this activity features your choice of a Bear, Wolf, or Orca (and maybe an Eagle or two)! You …
Instructor: Louie Raffloer || During this 2-day class, you will learn how to use combinations of light chisels and punches to create intricate (or simple) designs in 27 guage materials. Patience and attention to few very basic concepts is all you need to bring. Instructor will provide all materials and tools. You will get to …
Instructor: Holly Mistur || This class is a hands on Brass Etching, with chemicals, workshop. There will be various sizes and shapes of brass available to etch on, or bring your own. Stock stencils available, bring your own image (pdf) or draw your image onto the brass to etch.
Instructor: Carolyn Autenrieth || For Beginners or those who want to explore more. Handbuild a ceramic luminary with slab construction, and explore making patterns with holes and surface design. As the short days are ahead, these luminaries will bring a warm glow to any space. This workshop introduces you to ceramic construction and techniques for …
Ceramic Luminaries – bright light to dark places! Read More »
Instructor: Carol Ross || Students will use clayboard and ink to create a black-and-white painting. The class is appropriate for youth (age 12+) through adult...beginner or experienced artists. Students will go home with their own painting, as well as a new medium to explore on their own.
Bring your complete set of scavenger hunt cards to our party at the Mini Mart to claim a prize, your choice of a trucker hat or shirt sporting the GT logo featured on the scavenger hunt boxes. Even if you don't have a complete set, join us for snacks and drinks and mingling with other creatives! We'll be …
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An introduction to making monumental creatures! Come design, frame, skin, and decorate denizens from the deepest depths-this of hell (or the netherworld of your choice) for display or performance in the inaugural Georgetown Halloween Parade! Using common household, or off-the-shelf materials, we will be constructing giant effigies for mounting on parade floats or worn as …
This workshop will teach you how to create the injuries, bruises, burns, gore, and creature transformation effects seen in film and television, using professional techniques and materials. We'll cover what types of products to use, where to find them, how to prepare and care for your skin, applying and removing prosthetics, and adding realistic color to …
This workshop covers two popular methods of creating cosplay armor--leatherworking and EVA foam. The basic leatherworking and craft skills required to create bracers, pauldrons, leg armor, bandoliers, and baldrics to elevate fantasy, cosplay, historical, or science fiction looks. We'll go over using leather working tools, punches, grommets, and straps. We will also devote some time to …
Want to build a rolling float base for your giant creature, yourselves, or anything else? We’re here to help. We’ll have some lumber and casters and wheels, tools and hardware. Bring what you’ve got, too! We’ll be setting up workspace and have hands onsite to help.
When: Saturday, October 19th 3-5PM Where: Undisclosed Location Who: Chris Digilio Class Limit: 40 In this spooky, all-ages workshop, participants will explore various zombie walking styles, from slow shuffles to erratic movements—it's a dead giveaway that you'll have a blast! We’ll start by demonstrating these styles and provide tips for perfecting your groan-worthy gait. Next, …
Groan and Moan: The Essential Zombie Walking Class Read More »
The Parade is free and open to the public. It is an all-ages event. Families, kids, teens, and adults are all invited to attend. Neighbors from across the Seattle-Tacoma metro area and anywhere else are welcome! What time does the Parade start? The Parade will start between 6:30-7:00 PM depending on how dark it is. …
