Fiber Arts Classes at the Newark Arts Alliance
Our Fall semester is underway, but there are still some classes left!
Painting with Fabric: Kinusaiga
Led by Mary Jane Arden
Thursdays from October 22nd to November 5th, 1:00 - 3:00 PM
Ages 18+
Discover the elegant Japanese art of Kinusaiga, a unique fabric collage technique often called “painting with fabric” or “quilting without sewing.” Kinusaiga uses small pieces of cloth tucked into pre-cut grooves to create richly textured, quilt-like images—without a single stitch. In this hands-on workshop, students will learn the history and basic techniques of Kinusaiga while creating their own finished piece. Through guided instruction, you'll explore fabric selection, color composition, and design development. Suitable for beginners and experienced artists alike, this relaxing and rewarding class offers an introduction to a beautiful (and easy!) Japanese art form.
Members $78, Non-members $86
Beginning and Cont. Bobbin Lace
Led by Cathy Hill
October 24th & October 31, 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Ages 12+
Bobbin Lace is an amazing art! Students taking the class for the first time will learn about the history, equipment and basic stitches used in making lace, culminating in the creation of a bookmark. Students who have taken the class before will have a chance to review their skills and learn new ones, taking them further along their lacemaking journey. All materials necessary are included in the class.
Continuing Members $66, Continuing Non-members $73
Beginner Members $101, Beginner Non-members $111
The Newark Arts Alliance will retain a $5 cancellation fee if a student withdraws from a class.
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