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Bazinga! Friday


Learn the basics of woodworking as you make your own Bluebird house with wood artist, Kent Perdue! Kent has included video clips in his broadcast, as well as, detailed cutting diagrams. It's a wonderful class that will make you comfortable with the tools and the strategies employed when working with wood. Kent has also provided a free tutorial that you'll want to make sure and watch. He's clear, concise and easy going, too. This is a basic class and one that parents could do with their children. Learn a new skill and get the little ones started on their own creative journey.


Margie Deeb's class Sparkling Draped Loop Collar is a luscious concoction of Czech fire polish beads. You'll feel like royalty wearing this - hey, in pearls, you'll feel like Audrey Hepburn. It's gorgeous and easy to do when you've got Margie teaching you step by step.


Miss Ellie Hitchcock's Loomed Beadwork is the first class in our category for Kids and for art teachers. Ellie is so clever and this class features tips for making your own tools and loom from ordinary inexpensive craft materials. This is a must for any art teacher looking for a great project to spur those creative juices in the young ones.

So, tune in between 12 noon MT tomorrow and 12 noon MT Saturday to take advantage of special introductory Bazinga! pricing of these great classes.

Featured Instructor

Frederick Chipkin
A textile designer for Liz Claiborne, Bernard Chaus, Manager CAD Dept. I Appel, owner of Design Society, and most recently, owner of Origin Inc. Textile Design studio, which he runs with his wife Rimma, Frederick's career has spanned 25 years in the textile industry. Frederick is best known for his book Adobe PhotoShop for Textile Design. Frederick first wrote his book Adobe Photoshop for Textile Design in 2001 and has been continuously updating it ever since.
As of 2010, Adobe Photoshop for Textile Design is now in its 8th edition. The main focus of Frederick's book is to enable the textile designer to accomplish all the essential tasks of textile design without the use of a proprietary program or plugins. It guides you through step by step techniques for creating color combinations, repeats, color reduction of a tonal (watercolor) design and simple woven effects. There's also a section on how to use layers to create quick color combinations. A CD is included with the book that contains color charts and practice images.
Frederick graduated at Parsons School of Design with a BFA in surface design in 1989. He has earned inclusion in both the 2009 editions of Who's Who in America and Who's Who in The World. Frederick's biography has been included in Who's Who since 2004. To be chosen for inclusion, candidates must have held a position of responsibility or have attained a significant achievement in their industry.
Fredrick's Classes

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Harlan - Instructor

Bi-lingual?? 2 Replies

We have members from all over our wonderful world and not all are fluent in multiple languages.   I thought perhaps some of our members who are bi-lingual might like to make friends with those who do…

Started by Harlan - Instructor. Last reply by Anke Humpert - Instructor 1 day ago.

Jenny Smith

Dremel attachments for High Sanding/Finished Polish on Polymer

Hello,Would love to get everyone's thoughts on the best attachments for high sanding and polish using a Dremel Rotary Tool.  Hubby got it for me for Christmas and I haven't used it yet!  Shame on me,…

Started by Jenny Smith 1 day ago.

Ruth Farrand

Got recommendations for new buffing and sanding tools? 3 Replies

Well the old Dremel died and I'd like to make a wise choice for something new.  Several people have suggested that cordless tools often die faster than others.  Any thoughts?  I've also looked at the…

Tagged: jewelry, pendents, clay, polymer, buffing

Started by Ruth Farrand. Last reply by Donna Kato - Instructor Aug 16.

jana roberts benzon, Instructor

Finely Veined Leaf Millefiori Cane broadcast up and running! 1 Reply

Started by jana roberts benzon, Instructor. Last reply by Harlan - Instructor Jul 6.

 
 
 

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