Using eye-catching beveled glass, and some free-form stained glass techniques, you will create a gorgeous votive. Learn the basics of copper taping and soldering to bring your design to life! Makes one votive. -Gayle Raposa

While transforming your everyday spoon, learn to saw and file your silverware while mastering drilling techniques! Add a few accent beads and wireworking tips and your pendant will be stunning hanging from its sterling chain! Makes one necklace. – Diane Brakeley

Celebrate the fruits of summer while preserving their beauty. Learn about different materials that you can use in wreath making as you assemble this gorgeous piece! You will finish class with a fantastic wreath just waiting to decorate your door! - Lynne Holland

It’s always a thrill to get something other than a bill in the mail! Add even more excitement with this class! Use old maps, artisan paper and even calendars to create these fun envelopes! Choose from a variety of envelope styles and sizes! – Diane Brakeley

Give your inspiration the knowledge it needs to bring those beautiful beads to life. Choose copper, brass, or silver-plated findings and from our decadent selection of beads to create this fabulous bracelet with eye-catching charms that everyone will enjoy! – Lynne Holland

Bring your imagination to life with these adorable tin folk collages! Copy images of your loved ones and you will transform them into metal collage characters. You will adore them and your friends will be amused! Makes 2 people. – Sue Hellier

Create your own custom collaged night light. Combine translucent layers of art paper with your personal ephemera to create a wonderful accent for your home! Turn it on and see it glow. Makes one 6” lamp. - Maggie Bokor

Create a little inspiration that can travel with you! Embellish these fun canvas tote bags with buttons, ribbons and batiked fabrics! Great to carry your supplies or to filled up with goodies at the market! Makes one tote. – Suzanne Drown-Trout

Indulge your curiosity about needle felting! Create beautiful blooms from an inspiring collection of wool roving! Once your flowers have been arranged, turn them into a fantastic pin that will catch everyone’s eye! - TBA

Come and learn the secrets of glass fusing while creating gorgeous pieces of jewelry! Layer pieces of radiant glass to create pendants, earrings or window ornaments! The colors will inspire you and your finished piece will excite you!- Gayle Raposa

Are you intimidated by a blank canvas? In this class, you will develop a palette suited for your walls while you learn and apply simple design approaches to small canvases that will be a delightful, colorful accent to your home! Makes 2 canvases. – TBA

This class explores the various ways to texturize metal! Try out different hammers, stamps and even learn to use the rolling mill as a tool! A fun way to transfer textures! Design your textured pieces into pendants or earrings! – Betina Clark

Learn about wax resisting techniques, while choosing from a gorgeous palette of paintable dyes. Design your own breathtaking scarf that you just can’t wait to wear! You will be stunned by your results! Makes one scarf. – Suzanne Drown-Trout

Create fun dangle earrings out of silver, copper or brass wire - with accent beads - that will really grab everyone’s attention! A perfect way to learn about the WigJig™ from the family that gave us this fabulous jewelry-making tool! Makes one pair. – Marcia Wiggins

Looking to learn some wireworking skills that go beyond the realm of jewelry making? Use copper, brass or silver wire to twist, shape and wrap to create these fun and elegant luminaries. Makes one. – Betina Clark

Choose from our selection of beads and create a bracelet with links! We have copper, brass or silver wire to suit your fancy as you learn how to loop, twist and wrap your wire to design your new favorite bracelet! Makes one bracelet. –Melissa Knowles

Learn the complete process of mosaics from start to finish and leave with a delightful accent table or fanciful mirror. Choose from our extensive collection of found objects, glass and pottery! Even include treasures of your own! Meets twice. – Laurie Spugnardi