YSAC: Instrumental Textiles: Upcycling as an Artform (Ages 8-12)
This class is part of our 3 week Youth Summer Art Camp (YSAC). This class can be purchased individually or as part of a full package (Mon-Fri June 24-July 12, 9am-4pm). CLICK HERE to view full program. ALL SALES FINAL, NO REFUNDS.
DATE: July 1-3, 2024 (Mon-Wed)
TIME: 1pm-4pm
Campers will engage in playing instruments from all over the world to create a group atmosphere of cooperation and communication. We will explore the materials that the instruments are made from and where the materials come from. This will be a jumping off point to further explore the materials that are in the things we use every day such as our clothing.
We will create small weavings from upcycled textiles. Campers, please bring in lightweight scarves made from silk, polyester, thin T shirts with and without holes that can no longer be worn, thin athletic wear such as rash guards that are too stretched to wear. These items will be cut up and upcycled to make small weavings. Thus, keeping these textiles out of landfill!
Please bring a brown bag lunch. Complimentary snacks will be provided by SebArts, 12pm-1pm on each day.
About the Instructor: Tina Wells has been involved in the crafting and art world most of her life starting with cake decoration at age 3 and crocheting at age 8 and evolving from there with an interest in anything that kept her hands busy. She was involved in 4-H for 13 years growing up doing mostly home arts including being a JR. Leader. She played the flute in Middle School and began a love for the guitar in High School. She was an Art Major in college. After having her 2 boys (who are now in their 20’s and both very artistic also with a love for music) she was very involved with the youth. From teaching Sunday School to coaching her son’s soccer teams, being their Den Leader in Cub Scouts to Volunteering at the schools and helping at Ag Day with other members from The Redwood Guild of Fiber Arts(RGFA). She has a passion for the fiber arts and teaching it to the youth. Tina currently has a YouTube channel showcasing what she does, runs the Handmade Projects group for PW at her church and is involved with The RGFA. She enjoys giving lessons on Knitting, Crocheting and Spinning for adults and youth.
This class is part of our 3 week Youth Summer Art Camp (YSAC). This class can be purchased individually or as part of a full package (Mon-Fri June 24-July 12, 9am-4pm). CLICK HERE to view full program. ALL SALES FINAL, NO REFUNDS.
DATE: July 1-3, 2024 (Mon-Wed)
TIME: 1pm-4pm
Campers will engage in playing instruments from all over the world to create a group atmosphere of cooperation and communication. We will explore the materials that the instruments are made from and where the materials come from. This will be a jumping off point to further explore the materials that are in the things we use every day such as our clothing.
We will create small weavings from upcycled textiles. Campers, please bring in lightweight scarves made from silk, polyester, thin T shirts with and without holes that can no longer be worn, thin athletic wear such as rash guards that are too stretched to wear. These items will be cut up and upcycled to make small weavings. Thus, keeping these textiles out of landfill!
Please bring a brown bag lunch. Complimentary snacks will be provided by SebArts, 12pm-1pm on each day.
About the Instructor: Tina Wells has been involved in the crafting and art world most of her life starting with cake decoration at age 3 and crocheting at age 8 and evolving from there with an interest in anything that kept her hands busy. She was involved in 4-H for 13 years growing up doing mostly home arts including being a JR. Leader. She played the flute in Middle School and began a love for the guitar in High School. She was an Art Major in college. After having her 2 boys (who are now in their 20’s and both very artistic also with a love for music) she was very involved with the youth. From teaching Sunday School to coaching her son’s soccer teams, being their Den Leader in Cub Scouts to Volunteering at the schools and helping at Ag Day with other members from The Redwood Guild of Fiber Arts(RGFA). She has a passion for the fiber arts and teaching it to the youth. Tina currently has a YouTube channel showcasing what she does, runs the Handmade Projects group for PW at her church and is involved with The RGFA. She enjoys giving lessons on Knitting, Crocheting and Spinning for adults and youth.
This class is part of our 3 week Youth Summer Art Camp (YSAC). This class can be purchased individually or as part of a full package (Mon-Fri June 24-July 12, 9am-4pm). CLICK HERE to view full program. ALL SALES FINAL, NO REFUNDS.
DATE: July 1-3, 2024 (Mon-Wed)
TIME: 1pm-4pm
Campers will engage in playing instruments from all over the world to create a group atmosphere of cooperation and communication. We will explore the materials that the instruments are made from and where the materials come from. This will be a jumping off point to further explore the materials that are in the things we use every day such as our clothing.
We will create small weavings from upcycled textiles. Campers, please bring in lightweight scarves made from silk, polyester, thin T shirts with and without holes that can no longer be worn, thin athletic wear such as rash guards that are too stretched to wear. These items will be cut up and upcycled to make small weavings. Thus, keeping these textiles out of landfill!
Please bring a brown bag lunch. Complimentary snacks will be provided by SebArts, 12pm-1pm on each day.
About the Instructor: Tina Wells has been involved in the crafting and art world most of her life starting with cake decoration at age 3 and crocheting at age 8 and evolving from there with an interest in anything that kept her hands busy. She was involved in 4-H for 13 years growing up doing mostly home arts including being a JR. Leader. She played the flute in Middle School and began a love for the guitar in High School. She was an Art Major in college. After having her 2 boys (who are now in their 20’s and both very artistic also with a love for music) she was very involved with the youth. From teaching Sunday School to coaching her son’s soccer teams, being their Den Leader in Cub Scouts to Volunteering at the schools and helping at Ag Day with other members from The Redwood Guild of Fiber Arts(RGFA). She has a passion for the fiber arts and teaching it to the youth. Tina currently has a YouTube channel showcasing what she does, runs the Handmade Projects group for PW at her church and is involved with The RGFA. She enjoys giving lessons on Knitting, Crocheting and Spinning for adults and youth.