Beginning & Intermediate Water Colors
(You can find these materials at Michael's and Jo Anne’s)
If this is not your first watercolor class, feel free to bring your own equipment
- Set of 12 or 18 Reeves Watercolors
- Set of 10 nylon brushes and canvas brush case. (Purchase from Michael's for best value) Also, you can get a taklon brush set Loew Cornel (description of the product: Nine high performance synthetic brushes, ideal for the artist working in acrylic and all media. These taklon brushes provide excellent spring, point, and chisel edge. 5-inch acrylic handles are nicely weighted, durable in water and each have a beveled end for texturing and manipulating paint. Larger sized flats and detail rounds and liners provide the right tools for a wide range of projects on most any surface.) If you want to buy nylon or very soft brushes separately it would be ideal to have the following numbers: 0, 4, 6, 8, 10, 13 (round) and a big 13 or more flat.
- 9 x 12 watercolor pad or 11 x 15 paper (Strathmore or Canson, 140 lb, acid free)
- A round palette tray style. If you want to bring plastic paper plates to make your color combination, please do!
- Small Plastic cups
- Small drop cloth or large towel to protect desk and working area
- Roll of papertowels or cleaning rags/cloths
- Apron/protection for your clothing
Oil Painting
(You can find these materials at Michaels Craft Sore)
- Oil Paints (37ml tubes):
- Alizarin Crimson
- Burnt Sienna
- Burnt Umber
- Cadmium Orange
- Cadmium Red
- Cadmium Yellow
- Dioxazine Purple
- Ivory Black
- Sap Green
- Ultramarine Blue
- Yellow Ocher
- A large tube of Titanium White (soft formula)
- A "Bristle" brush has stiff bristles, and a "Sable" brush is softer. A "Bright" brush has shorter bristles than a "Flat". (American Painter, Grumbacher or Princeton Brand).
- # 8 and # 6 Bristle Bright Brush
- # 8 and # 6 Sable Bright Brush
- # 4 Sable Filbert Brush
- # 8 Sable Round Brush
- 1 stretch canvas -16x20
- 1 Pad (40 sheets) disposable paper palette
- Table top easel: Star Rite aluminum works well
- 1 can or jar for cleaning brushes
- 1 pint odorless mineral spirits or paint thinner
- 1 small jar artist linseed oil (NOT BOILED)
- 1 roll paper towels
- 3 small jars with tight fitting lids (baby food size)
Cake Decorating 101—the basic course
(You can find these materials at Michael’s)
- Wilton course I decorating kit
- One cake any size/shape
- Clown heads
- 2 containers of Wilton white frosting
- Scissors
- Wax paper
- Disposable containers
Cake Decorating 102 – Working with Fondant
(You can find these materials at Michael’s)
- Wilton course III decorating kit
- Around cake up to 8”
- Small container of Crisco
- Buttercream frosting
- Cornstarch
- 1 can Wilton white frosting
- Piping gel
- Rolling pin
- Pizza wheel or small knife
- 1 package of Wilton fondant
- Scissors
- Wax paper
- Disposable containers
- 2-3 plastic 1 gallon zipper bags
Beginning & Intermediate Machine Quilting
(You can find these materials at Cotton Fields Quilt Shop or Jo Anne’s)
- Sewing machine in good working order with 3 wound bobbins
- Walking foot or Janome’s Rotary Even Feed Foot
- Darning Foot
- 100% cotton neutral color sewing thread
- Thread Snips
- Seam Ripper
* Purchase supplies before first classare not available in class
Beginning Sewing & Kid's Can Sew
(You can find these materials at any sewing/material store)
- Needles for hand sewing
- Straight Pins
- Thimble
- Wrist Pin cushion or plain pin cushion
- Needle threader (optional)
- Tracing wheel (smooth edge)
- Dressmaker's Tracing paper
- Liquid marking pencils (optional)
- See-through ruler
- Ruler 6 inch, 12 inch
- Tape measure
- Seam gauge
- Dress maker's scissors (comes in right or left handed)
- Seam Ripper
- Iron
- Press cloth
- Tailor's ham (optional)
- Seam roll (optional)
- Pattern
- Fabric
- Zipper, buttons to match fabric
- Tread to match fabric