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Albert Einstein said, “Creativity is intelligence having fun.” In this half day workshop I invite you to tap into your artistic nature and join me in creating unique Lampwork glass beads. Lampworking is a process in which a torch is used to melt rods of glass into a bead. We will meet at my charming and cozy home studio. After going over the glossary of terms, our safety procedures, and a tour of my studio, we will begin creating our first basic, handcrafted beads using techniques that I am constantly refining. I’ll teach you techniques on how to decorate and shape the beads you make. About half way through our workshop we will take a half-hour break to stretch our legs and have a quick snack. You are welcome at this time to enjoy the fresh air and explore the lush wooded hiking trails on the property. After our refreshing break, we will finish our beads. Come to this workshop with a sense of curiosity and leave knowing that you have personally created a few one of a kind works of art. Other things to note After completing a bead it is put into a kiln overnight to cool slowly for strength and durability. You are welcome to return the next day to pick your beads up, or I can ship them to you at no additional cost if it’s more convenient.

Someone once said "the only constant in life is change." We see it all around us in the seasons and cycles of life, but we rarely give ourselves the space and opportunity to honor the changes in our lives. Ceremony allows us to acknowledge & commemorate life's passages, and if needed, we let go of what is no longer serving us. In this highly-personalized Experience, you will learn the basic elements of ceremony and how to honor and commemorate your story, wherever life finds you in this moment (i.e. a transition, new beginning, ending, or merging). We will meet in the town of Nehalem on the Oregon Coast. From there you can follow me on a short drive into a magical privately owned rainforest! Once there, we will walk a short distance to a creekside yurt where you will learn about the elements that make up a ceremony. These include setting an intention for your ceremony, choosing symbols, tools, places, and more. I will guide you in the design of your ceremony based on your intention. This powerful journey can be taken alone or with a partner. This Experience is recommended if you are going through a life transition (relationship or job change, recovering from illness, stress, addiction recovery, exhaustion) and are ready to initiate positive change in your life.

You will make a mug for your coffee, tea, or other beverage of choice from scratch. I will teach you hand pressing and slab techniques. You will be shown the 3 stages of clay while understanding and experimenting with patterns and design. You will be assisted throughout the whole process and encouraged. You can use my collection of over 200 handmade pattern stamps and letters to personalize your work or to add a favorite phrase. Your ceramic cup/mug work won't be ready to take home right away. I will take your "ceramic glaze order", I have over 9 different colors to choose from. I will fire it and glaze it using your specified glaze. All finished ceramic ware is oven safe, microwavable and dishwasher safe. The work will usually be ready for pick up in 21 days. If you can't pick your work up and need it shipped, I have a square account and we will ship it using FED EX. Shipping usually ranges from $20-$40 depending on the amount of work and shipping zone. Other things to note You are more talented and creative than you think! You will understand the phrase of "support your local clay" by the end of this workshop

1. Welcome the group (max 10 people) to the farm and go over the agenda and safety etc. 2. Lead the group on a 1/4 mile walk through the orchard while narrating about the hazelnut farm. 3. Provide a quick demonstration of use of the simple hand tool to harvest. 4. Allow time for participants to gather nuts while answering general questions. 5. Lead walk back to meeting site allowing time and encouraging people to take photographs 6. Discuss the process of cracking, sorting and drying nuts. 7. Process some nuts. 8. Farewells. Other things to note The driveway is rural entrance that seems to be a little off some people's GPS. I have a sign at the driveway and I'll be standing out there as well.

I am an animal lover and understand the importance that animals have in our lives. I have adopted 3 rescue dogs and also have 3 bunnies The bond between an animal and caretaker can be an amazing gift to both! I have taught many people how to draw, paint and embellish a pet portrait A few days before our class I will also ask you what your preferred background color, I will also ask you to send me your favorite image of your pet in an email. I will pre-paint the background and will also draw your pet onto your 10x10 canvas. When you come to my studio, you will be given your prepainted and outlined portrait. We will then paint your furry or feathered friend on canvas. I will show you brush techniques, help you to mix colors, and help you along the whole creative process. If time allows, we will also be exploring the canvas more with college and adding more relevant images for texture and a deeper and stronger image. Honor your pet with a meaningful portrait! Other things to note Be excited about creating a piece of art that honors your pet. Have a "growth" mind set. You can do this!