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  • Textile Classes at City College of San Francisco DeAvila Campus 1351 Haight Street, San Francisco, CA , 94117

    Pre-register for classes on line or at DeAvila Campus. If space is available you may add at the first class meeting.Open enrollment.
    For Class Details contact Faculty:Janice Sullivan: jmstex@earthlink.net or 707-964-1361 Deborah Corsini: zcorsini@pacbell.net or 650-359-3014

  • Classes at the Richmond Art Center, 2540 Barrett Ave, Richmond. 510 620 6772 Classes and Open Studio on many days and times. BART stop is a couple of blocks away and a pick-up can be arranged by contacting the teacher or RAC.


  • Art Classes at SCRAP's
    Call 415-647-1746 for details or visit their website, they are located at 801 Toland St., San Francisco

  • The Rug and Yarn Hut, 350 E Campbell Ave, Campbell, CA , 408-354-9316 or 408-871-0411, e-mail: rughut-AT-mindspring-dot-com - offers a variety of classes

  • Pacific Northwest Art School , formerly Coupeville Art Center, 360-678-3396 or 866-678-3396

  • Mendocino Art Center, Mendocino, 707-937-7799

  • Classes and Workshops in Weaving and Natural Dyeing with Linda Hartshorn

  • Peggy Osterkamp, 28 Rich St., Larkspur, near Ferry Landing. 415-925-8666 ~ Weaving all levels

  • The Caning Shop, 926 Giman St., Berkeley, 510-594-3710

  • Polymer Clay Classes with Dotty Calabrese
    <*>June 26 - Accessorize a Garment with PolymerClay - Bring a favorite blouse, skirt, dress, or jacket. Blend colors to match and create canes to compliment the garment. Create buttons, beads, earrings, pins, and/or barrettes to wear with the garment.10 a.m.-5:30 p.m. - $90/person plus $25 materials

    <*>June 27 - Simulating Weave Structures and Patterns - including stripes, transitional stripes, twill, herringbone, birdseye, ikat, shibori, and even weaving with polymer clay. 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m. $90 plus $25 materials

    <*>July 25 - Beginning Geometric Canes for Buttons and Beads - Creating simple and complex geometric canes (spiral, stripes, checkerboard, and bullseye.)10 a.m.-5:50 p.m. - $90 plus $25 materialsThese classes are appropriate for beginning or intermediate level, and cover the basics of safe use, hand and machine softening of polymer clay, color use, color blending, and baking. In all classes, you will be able to make beads and buttons, barrettes and other adornments as well as learning to cover bottles, etc. with polymer clay. All tools and materials are provided as part of the $25 materials fee.

    Classes will be held outdoors in Dotty's backyard in Mountain View.To Enroll: Contact Dotty at 650-968-1981 or dottycala-AT-aol-dot-com


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