Polymer Clay Coil Pot
Coil building is a traditional ceramics handbuilding technique dating back thousands of years. Some of the most well-known coil-built vessels
Author archives: Taral Thompson
MEET WHEATONARTS NEW GLASS STUDIO TEAM!
MILLVILLE, NJ (June 28, 2022) – It’s a new glass act! Alexander Rosenberg, the Netflix Blown Away star and current Glass Studio
Kendall Frank
Kendall Frank’s artistic practice takes inspiration from natural and built environments and is driven by observing, collecting, and cataloging. She
Resin Casting: Botanical Inclusions
Preserve your botanical specimens in creative compositions with resin. Resin’s outward appearance can be similar to glass, allowing an artist
Ian Shishido is a native of the island of Oahu, and began working with glass as an artistic medium in
Katey Murphy
Born and raised in the Philadelphia area, Katey Murphy received her BFA from Temple University (2014) and her MFA from
Flower Press & Pressed Flowers
Extend the life of those beautiful spring & summer blooms! Creating a flower press is easy & inexpensive. Use your
FANTASY FAIRE RETURNS ON JUNE 18 & 19, 2022!
MILLVILLE, NJ (June 2, 2022) – Wheaton Arts and Cultural Center proudly declares that Fantasy Faire returns on Saturday, June
Seed Paper
Plant seeds using a new method this year! Combine your love of crafting with gardening and recycling by making handmade
Paper Tube Koi Fish
Koi fish (Japanese carp) are a beloved freshwater fish often found in water gardens. They are ornate, docile fish, admired
No-Sew Sock Puppets
Create a cast of ready-to-perform sock puppets! Sock puppets can be fabricated using items found around the home. Purchase table
Collage Portraits
Capture the likeness of yourself or a friend using the process of collage. Experiment with two collage styles: papier collé
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