WINTER-SPRING 2016 SUPPLY LIST
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CHAIN MAILLE JEWELRY CLASSES
Chris Sorensen, Instructor
Found at any craft store that sells jewelry making supplies:
1. Flat nose pliers
2. Chain nose pliers
Pay instructor a supply fee in addition to the cost of the class. Supply fee is listed in the course
description
LEARN TO CROCHET
Tamie Jamison, Instructor
Bring only a pencil and piece of paper to class, our instructor will bring supplies the first night to get you
started learning to knit and send you home with a supply list for the following week.
LEARN TO KNIT
Tamie Jamison, Instructor
Bring only a pencil and piece of paper to class, our instructor will bring supplies the first night to get you
started learning to knit and send you home with a supply list for the following week.
1 set of knitting markers
1 yarn needle
1 tape measure
1 pair of scissors.
LEARN TO SEW APRONS
Isabella Silvan, Instructor
Materials:
Pattern: Simplicity #3949 view A.
Enough fabric to complete the project. Read the back of the pattern envelope, find your size, choose
adult size or child size apron, and locate the number of yards you need in the width of fabric you are
buying. When in doubt, buy a little extra (¼ yard) – never a little less. NOTE: The pattern calls for 7/8
yards of 45 inch and a maximum of 1 3/4 yards for the adult apron for a total of 2 5/8 yards.
Please Pre-wash your fabric before class.
Thread – color to match your fabric.
Tools:
1. Working sewing machine with foot pedal! (Instruction manual is nice too, if you have it (optional))
2. A pair of 8 inch scissors, sharp ones – meant for fabric not paper.
3. Straight pins. I like the long quilter’s pins. They make the job easier, but if you have the short ones,
they will work OK.
4. Dress maker’s tape measure.
5. Extra sewing machine needles, sizes 10-14. Sometimes needles break. They come in multi packs –
Singer needles for Singer machines, Schmetz needles for all other sewing machines.
6. Extra empty bobbins for your sewing machine.
7. Pin cushion.
8. Hem gauge.
9. Hand sewing needles, 1 package.
10. Iron
11. Notebook paper and pencil for making notes for yourself
LEARN TO SEW PAJAMA PANTS
Isabella Silvan, Instructor
Materials:
1. Pattern: See & Sew B5704 View C
2. Enough fabric to complete the project. Read the back of the pattern envelope, find your
size, , and locate the number of yards you need in the width of fabric you are buying. When
in doubt, buy a little extra (¼ yard) – never a little less.
3. Notions: 1 ½ yds. of ½” non-roll elastic
4. Please Pre-wash your fabric before class.
5. Thread – color to match your fabric.
Tools:
1. Working sewing machine with foot pedal! (Instruction manual is nice too, if you have it (optional))
2. A pair of 8 inch scissors, sharp ones – meant for fabric not paper.
3. Straight pins. I like the long quilter’s pins. They make the job easier, but if you have the short ones,
they will work OK.
4. Dress maker’s tape measure.
5. Extra sewing machine needles, sizes 10-14. Sometimes needles break. They come in multi packs –
Singer needles for Singer machines, Schmetz needles for all other sewing machines.
6. Extra empty bobbins for your sewing machine.
7. Pin cushion.
8. Hem gauge.
9. Iron
10. Notebook paper and pencil for making notes for yourself
OIL PAINTING
Tanna Scott, Instructor
1. Canvas (choose a size you would like)
2. Idea for painting (example: animals, flowers, landscape, etc.) Bring a picture or drawing of your
idea.
3. Oil paints (Grumbacher is best):
4. White, Titanium (large tube)
5. Cadmium Red medium
6. Cadmium Yellow medium
7. Cadmium Green
8. Ultramarine or Cobalt blue
9. Yellow Ochre
10. Burnt Sienna
11. Burnt Umber
12. Payne's Gray Brushes: Variety (round, flat, slanted - choose quality) Paper palette
13. Medium - Liquin (excellent) Container for medium
14. Odorless thinner for cleaning brushes & container (jar) Easel
ORIENTAL COTTON PAPER ART CLASSES
Eva HSIA-Elwell, Instructor
Pay instructor $5 supply fee.
PAINTED VALENTINES WITH ALCOHOL INKS
Chris Blevins, Instructor
Bring an over-shirt or apron
Pay instructor $20 supply fee.
WATERCOLOR PAINTING AND MIXED MEDIA
Chris Blevins, Instructor
What to bring:
• Yourself, ready to have some fun!
• Small water mister (small with a fine spray). Dollar Stores and Hair/Beauty Supply stores are great
places to find these.
• 2 water containers – cottage cheese type containers work fine, but anything similar you have around
the house will work
• New #2 pencil (needs to have a fresh eraser). If not new, a separate eraser (white plastic erasers or
gum erasers are my favorites
• Paper towels (Viva brand is my fave, but any will do!)
• A plastic grocery sack or something similar to tape to the table and collect your used pieces of paper
towel
• Blow dryer
• Masking tape – keep it narrow in width (1 inch max). Blue painter’s tape you can find at hardware
stores, paint section, works great.
• $20 to pay the instructor a materials fee for everything else. If you have your own paints, brushes,
palette, paper, etc., feel free to bring what you have and we’ll negotiate a reduced materials fee.
WATERCOLORS WITH SUZI
Suzi Vitulli, Instructor
Paper Towels
Pencils
Fine spray mister
Masking Tape
Two plastic containers for water
(example: cottage cheese containers) Straw
Small trash bag
$20 to pay the instructor a materials fee for everything else. If you have your own paints,
brushes, palette, paper, etc., feel free to bring what you have and we’ll negotiate a
reduced materials fee.
Don’t forget your lunch and something to drink.