Pinch Pots
Pinch your way to simple and elaborate pots using air-dry clay! Pinch pots are basic ceramic vessels created using the
Author archives: Taral Thompson
Mason Jar Luminary
Don’t let a power outage darken your creativity. Grab some mason jars and create unique luminaries to light up the
Paper Fortune Cookies
Try your luck and make cookies that will never crumble! Use these paper fortune cookies as party favors, unique valentines,
Paper Tacos
Gear up for Taco Tuesday by creating paper tacos at home! These paper tacos look good enough to eat and
Painting with Glass Marbles
Time to find your marbles! Toss the paintbrush aside, turn on some tunes, and rock and roll with paint-covered marbles
Wooden Magnets
Bring a dose of creativity to your refrigerator and whiteboards by designing fun wooden magnets to attach artwork and reminders!
Hand Printed Holiday Cards
Create unique holiday cards this season with this simple printmaking project! Printmaking is an artistic process of transferring images from
Wool Felt Cozy
Do you enjoy hot chocolate, coffee, or tea on the go? Jazz up your travel cup with a decorative cozy
Paper Doughnuts
Paper does not always have to be flat! In this tutorial, we show you how to use paper to create
Glass Art and Heritage Landscapes – Week 2
Student responses to their visit to the WheatonArts Glass Studio and the Museum of American Glass #1 First Impressions: We witnessed
James Harmon
recognized at prestigious museums and galleries and has been an educator in glass. Well versed in traditional forms of glass
Dan Dailey
Since the 1970s, Dan Dailey has had a prolific career in sculptural and functional glass production. He founded the glass
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