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CLASSES
All of my classes are held at
St Theresa Textile Trove in
Cincinnati, Ohio.
This is the registration page.
polymer
beads by Amy
Polymer Clay Bead-making for Beginners
with Amy E Wallace
(Single Session)
This Class will be offered in the January-May 2009 Class Session. Sign up to
be on my mailing list to find out dates as they are announced.
12pm-4pm
$60
Make your own handmade
polymer clay beads using several techniques. 13-year polymer
artist Amy will teach this 4-hour energetic workshop in a completely
hands-on environment. Safety will be covered and books will be on-hand for
inspiration. You will leave with your own beads that you make in the class. The
techniques used in this class can also be used in other non-
Stacker Beads with Amy E Wallace
(Single Session)
This Class will be offered in the January-May 2009 Class Session.
Sign up to be on my mailing list to find out dates as they are announced.
12pm-3pm
$50
Amy is finally teaching her famous “Stacker Bead” technique! It is a delicious
and surprisingly simple design that she perfected 8
years ago, and has grown in popularity online and in local shops.
Students will learn step-by-step how they are made and will have plenty of time
to make their own collection, which can be made into a simple elastic bracelet
at the end of class, if time allows. It is a technique that takes time and
practice to master, but with her tips and advice, students will be ready to go
home and start rolling out their own.
Extra
Large bowl by Amy
Fabric Coiled Bowls with Amy E Wallace
(Single Session)
Thursday, November 20, 2008 FULL
New Date Added: Sunday, December 14, noon-3pm
$35
Using a simple recipe of rope, fabric strips and hot glue, students will create, from beginning to end, their own fabric coiled bowl. This technique is not new to the world, however Amy’s use of color, pattern and her own handmade embellishments landed her a spot on HGTV’s “That’s Clever!”. All supplies will be provided but you may purchase your own fabric from the shop if something catches your eye. This is a two-handed process, so good manual dexterity is important.
