Quilling is the age old art of rolling, shaping and gluing paper strips to create a decorative piece of art.
In this class you will learn to create basic quilling forms, then combine them to create tiny works of art. We will complete a bouquet of flowers for a greeting card and a sunflower pin. Then you will be provided with a tag and access to some simple patterns to create a gift tag of your choice. You will also leave with an easy snowflake pattern to complete on your own.
All supplies are included.
Open to ages 16 and older
Duration 2.5 hours
Learn the beautiful art of calligraphy.
Once you master some simple basic marks, you will be able to choose from several different alphabets to complete a simple quote for your finished project.
Class includes calligraphy marker, practice paper, tracing paper and handouts. Sample quotes will be available for inspiration or feel free to bring your own (keep it simple)!
Class open to 16 years old and older
Join Margie for an easy, fun class learning how to make felted soap.
The felted wool has antioxidant properties and acts as an exfoliant - and the pattern will last for the life of the soap!
Makes a great small hostess/teacher gift.
Kids 13 and up are welcome.
Duration: 2.5 hours
Create a Simple Scarf or Cowl using Larger knitting needles and Chunky Yarn.
Teen - Adult
Bring: One pair of Size 11 Knitting Needles, 2 large skeins of chunky yarn - same or related colors (read the label for needle size 9-12). Small scissors, 2 thick rubber bands.
Knit only, no pearl. Beginners will use one strand of chunky yarn, search for smooth acrylic yarn with very little added texture, flecks of color and color shifting yarns are fine. Advanced Students may bring multiple colors of thinner yarns to color mix.
Duration: 2 hours
Learn how to take a vintage photo and add texture and interest with hand embroidery (also called slow stitching). You will learn the techniques you need to use in order to take a skill that is traditionally done on fabric and do it on paper. No embroidery experience is necessary.
Duration: 2 hours
In this class you will learn some foundational stitches that can help you explore hand embroidery- running stitch, back stitch, chain stitch, lazy daisy, French knot, and satin stitch. In addition you will learn to set up your embroidery hoop and how to transfer designs. Each student will leave with their own hoop, needle, and floss so that they can continue practicing at home and start their own sampler.
Duration: 2 hours
Alcohol ink is a fun and innovative way to create with your imagination. Elevate your alcohol ink paintings by infusing metallic alcohol inks to create shimmering glowing highlights. The colors are vibrant and full of energy waiting to be sent into motion by your hand.
Dress accordingly to protect clothing or bring an apron. All materials will be provided. No experience necessary.
In this 2 hour class, you'll learn how to work with eco-resin, a non-toxic, mineral-based material that can be used to create everything from jewelry to home decor. Michelle will share tips, techniques, and insights she has gained through her own experimentation with eco-resin. During the class, each participant will have the opportunity to choose one of the following items to create: either an ornament, magnet, or pendant, which can be taken home at the end of class.
Price includes all materials needed to create one unique item of your choice, a handout covering the techniques discussed in class, as well as disposable gloves and aprons.
Ages: Teens & Adults
This class will cover the making of earrings with posts, hoops, and marquise shapes. You will learn to make at least 4 pairs of earrings with dangles and decoration. I provide all tools, handouts, and materials. We will be working with jeweler's brass and sterling silver-filled wire to keep costs down. This is a fast-paced class so please be prompt.
During this class you will learn the different steps and stitches to make your own coasters and pot to continue making your own at home for any project.
Please bring: size H (5 mm) crochet hook and medium weight yarn (weight 4) in any colors for the pot, center of the coaster, stems of the flowers, and for the flowers. It can be bought at Michael’s, Hobby Lobby, or Amazon. The brand Big Twist at Michaels is a favorite of mine. Please avoid bringing any yarn that has texture or glitter since it can be difficult to use. You can bring any colors or multi colors.
I will provide: extra crochet hooks just in case, scissors, yarn needles, handouts, and pencils
Duration: 2 hours
Discover the enchanting world of articulated puppetry and create your own expressive characters.
Supply List (Recycled content if possible):
Scraps of yarn, cereal boxes, larger tongue depressors, double sided tape or glue dots, ribbon, scissors, foil back 'jewels', hot glue and sticks, buttons, lightweight extension cords, scraps of faux fur, old jewelry, fabric scraps, trims, tassels, 'silk' flowers, clean sandwich size ziplock bags, White and colorful Model Magic Clay, Heavy bottom clean, dry wine or glass bottles - 2 per person.
Be prepared to share supplies for a rich collection of creative options. Some supplies will be provided.
Ages 14 & up
Class duration: 3 hours
Meet Linda Zolten-Wood and see what other classes she offers.
Ages 14 and up
Upon payment received, the instructor will contact you to schedule your private lessons
In these one-on-one lessons, I’ll work with you to discover how easy and fun it is to paint — really paint — on your iPad! The iPad is an exceptional tool because you only need a tablet and an Apple Pencil. No messy supplies, no set-up and clean-up. You can work from the comfort of your sofa or kitchen table! The Procreate app is a complete art studio for creating expressive sketches, luscious paintings, and so much more. It’s easy for a beginner to start using, and powerful enough for the professional artist.
What we will be doing:
In each one-on-one lesson we will work side by side on our iPads
We will go over the tools, so you are thoroughly comfortable with them
We will use them to draw/paint so we become familiar with how they work
The drawing/painting practices are simple and easy for anyone to do
We will learn the shortcuts and options for each tool
We will learn to import images as references or as part of the painting
We will learn to master the power of layers and masks
We will learn to create and customize brushes
We will learn to export a finished painting for printing
Tools required:
iPad, compatible with Apple Pencil
Apple Pencil
Procreate application (from the App Store, $9.99)
Some basic familiarity with the iPad would be helpful
About the Instructor
After a career in graphic design, Tracy Zakraysek continues to explore the vast possibilities of digital media by painting on the iPad. Her art is filled with vibrant colors and rich textures, often featuring animals as well as landscapes and abstract works. Prints are for sale at Stella’s Art Gallery and online at her Etsy shop, tracyzakraysekprints.
Tag Journals are great alternative to large art journal. If you are strapped for time, this is a great way to start small. It can accommodate drawing, painting, or mixed media. It can also be used for affirmations, goal keeping, or collecting memorable quotes. Students will leave with as many tags as they can complete during class. All supplies will be provided.
Anna has been a practicing artist for over 30 years in many different mediums and has been teaching for 20. She is currently a member of Stella’s Art Gallery and is a Collaborative Mixed Media and Assemblage artist who creates as part of mother/daughter team.
Do you enjoy poetry but aren’t confident in writing it yourself? Maybe you can be a poet but didn’t know it! Learn to peruse text in an intuitive way, create a poem, and decorate around the words. Or even black out the entire background! All supplies will be provided by the instructor. Teens and Adults welcome.
Life can be loud and overwhelming. Mindfulness coloring can quiet our minds and give us a chance to focus on the moment. Science backs the benefits of this and likens the results to that of meditation. This class will give you a chance to slow down and give yourself an hour of self-care. All supplies will be provided with several different coloring mediums available. However, you are welcome to bring your own if that makes you smile. Teens and Adults welcome.
Celebrate the winter season with versatile monoprint techniques on a Gelli plate to create a suite of holiday cards (whatever you celebrate). This hands-on workshop focuses on layering color, stenciling, masking, and simple collage so you can produce multiple unique cards inspired by snowy landscapes, seasonal motifs, neutral winter botanicals, and festive patterns suitable for any winter holiday. You’ll learn how to prepare the Gelli plate and select inks for clean prints, brayering fundamentals for even color and layered effects, how to use stencils and masks to create shapes, patterns, and focal images, and how to add texture with found objects, stamps, and simple mark-making.
You’ve moved past your first pots. Now it’s time to develop the skills and independence that turn occasional throwers into actual makers.
This 6-week class is for students who’ve completed beginner instruction or have some wheel experience and want structured support as they build toward specific goals—whether that’s achieving a consistent wall thickness, throwing taller or larger forms, mastering lidded vessels, or simply deepening your command of the wheel with a teacher present.
We work in small groups (maximum three students), which means real feedback on what’s actually happening at your wheel, not generic advice. Each session can be shaped around what you’re working toward. Some weeks you’ll focus on a particular technique; other weeks you might spend the full period refining a single form until you understand it at the material level.
This isn’t about learning new steps in sequence. It’s about moving from following instruction to making deliberate choices—understanding why a pot fails, recognizing what your hands are telling you, knowing when to push a form further and when to step back. You’ll develop the spatial sense and problem-solving that separates competent throwing from intuitive making. Six weeks. Small group. Real studio time with someone who can see what you need.
In this, 2 session course
Session 1: making two pinch pots, with or without stamp designs.
Session 2: glazing the pots to make them glossy & functional.
Adults only, for 1 or 2 people — great for a date for 2 or friends. This small class provides much personal guidance.
Dates / times: to be determined by student & instructor after registration & payment
Price: $70 per person
About the instructor:
Christine Siarka, has worked in clay off and on for about 15 years, almost exclusively hand building. She is currently a Stella’s Art Gallery member, creating luminarias & pinch pots for vases, planters and prayer bowls, in addition to other media. This method is very centering, grounding and fun. She has taught both adults and young people for over 20 years, in Ohio and Texas. She loves being a part of her students’ creative process. It brings much joy and peace.
Come join us in the clay studio. And please dress for mess.
Join us for beginner watercolor classes. No prior painting or drawing experience is required — all you need is a willingness to learn, experiment, and create beautiful artwork.
This beginner watercolor course guides participants through fundamental techniques (dry brush, wet in wet, and glazing with layers. Painters can use all the materials the instructor uses, including paints, ink pens, brushes, and paper. The focus is on learning the magic of watercolor and enjoying the creative process. No experience is required other than the desire to create. Students can explore abstract as well as more realistic paintings. Examples will be provided or students may bring a picture they would like to paint.
NOTE: a $5 supply fee paid to instructor on day of program. (All the supplies needed for class - paint, paper, ink pens, etc.) If you have your own supplies the fee is waived.
Once you schedule, I will reach out to you to schedule two sessions.
Session 1 will be 2 hours long. We will start with going over the safety features and how to appropriately use the tufting gun. Then, we will sketch out your design that will fit in a 20 x 30 inch frame. I recommend simple designs and not anything that requires shading, fine lines, or letters. Coasters or a small rug are favorites of mine to make. You will have the remaining time to learn how to create your design and to practice. During the last 10 minutes you will seal the rug so it does not unravel and it will need to dry for 24 hours before Session 2.
Session 2 will be an hour long. We will add the non-slip side, cut any remaining cloth off, and use a shearer to make sure everything is even to your liking. You will be able to leave with the finished product(s) during this session.
Please bring: medium weight yarn (weight 4) in any colors that you would like to use. You will need 2 balls of each color. It can be bought at Michael’s, Hobby Lobby, or Amazon. The brand Big Twist at Michaels is a favorite of mine. Please avoid bringing any yarn that has texture or glitter since it will get stuck in the machine. You can bring any colors or multi colors.
Please have your hair up and out of your face, have close toed shoes, and are not wearing baggy clothes. This is to keep you safe while using the tufting gun and to make sure nothing gets caught in the machine.
I will provide: the tufting gun, tufting frame, monks cloth, scissors, glue, and non-slip siding.
About the instructor: Grace Klein is a 4th generation artist at Stella's who primarily creates fiber art including crochet, macrame, and rug tufting. She recently started teaching crochet classes at Stella's in the fall of 2025. Grace is currently in graduate school at Youngstown State University to become a school psychologist and she completed her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with minors in American Sign Language and Substance Misuse from the Ohio State University.
Photo by Pippa Maria
Class Dates: October 21, 28, November 4, 11.
No matter what your level, this series will be tailored to your specific skills and needs. We will address the basics, as well as different approaches which will build skills and confidence in your acrylic painting.
We will investigate how to plan a painting, what to add and what to leave out.
We will learn color basics and mixing, and how to use different brushes and a palette knife.
We will practice painting shapes, shadowing, creating contrast, skills that will help us paint landscapes, florals, and buildings (depending on which subjects students prefer).
We will use canvas boards and paper to practice each skill and improve technique before we get to our masterpieces on a 12x16 canvas.
Students can bring their own photos of landscapes, florals, or architecture for their pieces or choose from several examples.
All materials will be provided. Wear something that looks good with paint on it.
All of my classes are personalized so a student may repeat a class and get new instruction each time.
With a black canvas, instead of painting in the darks, we will let the dark canvas create the background and dark parts of the painting while painting in the colors. This requires us to shift our perspective. We will need a basic sketch ready before painting. For those with minimal drawing skills, there will be at least 4 images which can be transferred (mostly birds). Those with drawing skills are encouraged to complete a sketch on paper to transfer to the canvas.
Once we have our image, we will begin adding color.
Let’s play with color and pattern!! Tortoises and turtles have repeating patterns that make painting them fun and relaxing. Two templates will be provided to transfer the image onto your canvas (or you can draw your own).
The first class will involve the transfer of the image, selecting your color palette, and the simplest part of painting. This means painting the tortoise/turtle background and beginning the shell design. The second class will be the painting of the pattern where we add a variety of color. Each student can choose to use the examples as a guide or use their own imaginations.
At least four examples will be provided as well as techniques that assist and allow participants to improve their skills.
Group is limited to 6 students ages 14 and up.
Basic painting supplies will be included (palette knives, brushes and basic paint colors, and an 11x14 canvas).
Wear something that looks good with paint on it.
All of my classes are personalized so a student may repeat a class and get new instruction each time.
First we will draw and/or transfer our bird onto canvas. There will be several examples (birds and crows) to choose from (or you may bring your own photocopy). We will discuss basics of acrylics and color as well as ways to create contrast. Next, we will have the option to use a paintbrush or palette knife to create a simple background using specific contrasting colors based on our bird choice. We will “block in” our birds with color and begin to shape them. In class 2, we will learn some techniques to help us add details and refine our birds and we will add details and highlights.
This is a two class series as it will allow us time to practice, learn, and make a finished piece without rushing. The group is limited to 5 students ages 16 and up. Basic painting supplies will be included (palette knives, brushes and basic paint colors, and an 11x14 canvas). Wear something that looks good with paint on it. Limited to 6 students
All classes are personalized so a student may repeat a class and get new, personalized instruction and use different examples each time.
Art club classes are open to students ages 6-12. They are held in the Stella's Classroom. Preregistration is required. Class are limited to 10 students and all supplies are included. Dress for mess! Students are encouraged to bring water and a light nut-free snack.
Day and Time: Wednesday, 4:30pm - 6pm
Alcohol ink is a fun and innovative way to create with your imagination. Paint a fun, whimsical fall tree using your favorite fall hues. The colors are vibrant and full of energy waiting to be sent into motion by your hand.
Dress accordingly to protect clothing or bring an apron. All materials will be provided. No experience necessary.
Alcohol ink is a fun and innovative way to create with your imagination. You will design and create your own beautiful ornaments. The colors are vibrant and full of energy waiting to be sent into motion by your hand. Great for gifting too!
You’ll take home 4 unique ornaments (2 glass, 2 plastic).
Dress accordingly to protect clothing or bring an apron. All materials will be provided. No experience necessary.
Alcohol ink is a fun and innovative way to create with your imagination. Paint a fun whimsical floral design and use marker pen to outline details over inks. This can be done on tile or paper. The colors are vibrant and full of energy waiting to be sent into motion by your hand.
Dress accordingly to protect clothing or bring an apron. All materials will be provided. No experience necessary.
Alcohol Ink is a fun and innovative way to create with your imagination. You will learn different techniques to create lovely designs. You will practice different methods before executing your final pieces (4 coasters). The colors are vibrant and full of energy waiting to be sent into motion by your hand.
Dress accordingly for covering clothing or bring an old apron if desired.
All materials will be provided.
Disposable gloves will also be provided.
No experience is necessary.
We will be covering how to create depth in an acrylic painting by working in layers and glazing using acrylic mediums, acrylic paint & some additional embellishments to create a beautiful & unique galaxy painting.
This is a fun, but messy process, so please dress accordingly.
Paintings can be taken home after class.
All supplies to make 1 painting
A handout & aprons are included.
Space is limited
Ages: adult/teen
Class Location: studio 2
Create two one of a kind paintings on canvas using string & acrylic paints. This is a fun, but messy process, so please dress accordingly.
Paintings can be picked up the next business day during gallery hours.
All supplies to create two 8x10 paintings, disposable gloves, aprons, and a handout of materials used along with some helpful information are included.
Space is limited
Acrylic pouring: Using multiple techniques to create dimension with Michelle
Description: Everyone will have fun creating their own unique 12x12 acrylic pour painting using 3 different techniques & 2 different pouring mediums.
All supplies to create 1 painting, disposable gloves & aprons, and a handout with materials used & helpful information are included.
Ages: teen - adult
Location: Stella’s Art Gallery, Studio 2
Dreaming of a pottery project that traditional classes just don’t cover? Ready to expand your knowledge and creativity with hand-building, wheel throwing, or a combination of both? Or are you a beginner looking for personalized one-on-one guidance? This fully custom 6-week series is designed around you!
Upon payment received, the instructor will contact you to schedule your private lessons and discuss your pottery goals.
Price includes use of the studio wheel and tools, the clay, firing, and glazing of your final artwork.
Join our super-fun 2-part ceramic bobblehead workshop and bring your favorite character, pet, or quirky self to life!
In Part 1, you’ll sculpt your custom bobblehead from clay, adding the oversized head and all the personality and details you want.
In Part 2, we’ll glaze with vibrant colors and you’ll be able to pick up your masterpiece after its final firing.
No experience necessary—just bring your creativity and sense of humor. Perfect date idea, friend outing, or solo creative escape.
Leave with a one-of-a-kind, handcrafted bobblehead you’ll proudly display (and maybe make nod at you every time you walk by)!
Spots are limited—sign up today and get ready to bobble!
Join Mark Badzik for an oil painting Open Studio.
Any basic oil set and brushes (some brushes will be available) are required to bring along with a photo to reference. A still life will also be set up for those with or without a photo reference.
Any questions regarding supplies please call Mark directly and he will help you (713)-306-7777.
Participants will learn the fundamentals of painting. Beginning with drawing, under painting, glazing, and over painting highlights.
Canvas will be supplied.
Any basic oil set and brushes (some brushes will be available) are required to bring along with a photo to reference. A still life will also be set up for those with or without a photo reference.
Any questions regarding supplies please call Mark directly and he will help you (713)-306-7777.
Day & Time: Thursdays, 3-5pm or 5-7pm
Have you always wanted to learn to draw? Come and join Earl for this fun and easy basic drawing class. No experience needed. You will experience the excitement of drawing through learning special techniques in dimensional shading which will make the subject come alive. Drawing fundamentals will be explored through demonstrations and examples. Group and individualized instruction will be utilized in throughout these 5 weeks. Have fun while learning!
Supplies needing to be purchased prior to your first class.
General sketching pencil set
One large design kneaded eraser
One sketch pad 11- inches x 17 inches
Exacto knife
Sandpaper pointer
Mechanical Pencil
Carpenter pencil or Flat sketching pencil
Date & Time: Wednesdays, 4pm - 6pm
In this class you’ll learn one of the many bookbinding techniques to make a simple journal or notebook. Each class has a different theme.
Designed for adults and young makers ages 10 and up (with an accompanying adult), the class is welcoming to beginners and paced to enjoy the process as much as the result.
All materials are provided, and no prior experience is required.
During the class you will learn the different steps and stitches to make your own crochet square project and to continue making on your own at home. You will also learn how to read a visual pattern with handouts provided and visual demonstrations.
Class themes:
September 12 - Sunburst Square
October 3 - Pumpkin Square
October 17 - Granny Square (FiberFest)
November 21 - Tree Square
December 2 - Santa Square
January 16 - Block stitch (beginner friendly)
February 6 - Heart (some experience recommended)
Marh - Retro Flower (some experience recommended)
I will provide:
extra crochet hooks just in case
scissors
Yarn needles
Please bring size H (5 mm) crochet hook and medium weight yarn (weight 4) in 2-4 colors. It can be bought at Michael’s, Hobby Lobby, or Amazon. The brand Big Twist at Michaels is a favorite of mine. Please avoid bringing any yarn that has texture or glitter since it can be difficult to use. You can bring any colors or multicolors.
Ages 14 and up
Feeling stuck?
Curious about gelli plate printing but not sure where to start?
Or simply looking for a relaxed, social space to make art alongside other creative people?
This drop-in gelli plate studio is designed as a low-pressure, open-ended creative session — a place to break a creative slump, experiment with new techniques, revisit old ideas, or just show up and make something without expectations.
Each session offers a loose focus or prompt to spark ideas, but there’s no formal lesson and no requirement to follow along. You’re free to explore at your own pace, ask questions, share discoveries, or work quietly if that’s what you need that day.
Gelli plates, stencils, acrylic paints, and a selection of printing papers will be provided. You’re also very welcome to bring your own materials if there’s a specific technique, surface, or idea you’d like to explore.
This is a supportive, playful studio environment — suitable for beginners and experienced artists alike. Come to learn, experiment, reconnect with your creativity, or simply enjoy making art in good company.
The studio is open on the 2nd and 4th Friday of the month starting in June.
Get Your Hands Dirty & Your Creativity Flowing with Breda!
Join us for a 6-week pottery adventure where you'll dive into the wonderful world of ceramics through fun, hands-on techniques like coiling, slabbing, and pinching! Whether you're brand new or coming back for more, this class is the perfect place to build your skills, explore your creativity, and make something truly one-of-a-kind.
No experience needed—just a willingness to play with clay!
Great for beginners and returning students looking to level up.
All supplies included—just bring your imagination!
Details:
Location: Pottery Studio
Class Size: 3–6 students (small class = more personal attention!)
Duration: 6 weeks of fun, creativity, and clay-covered smiles
Spots are limited--grab your seat and let’s get muddy!
Students bring their creativity and curiosity to explore important art skills and techniques through working with pencils, pens, pastels, watercolors, acrylics and *air-dried clay. Classes are focused on strengthening young artists’ understanding of the elements and principles of art in a relaxed and social environment.
Repeaters are welcomed as every project is building on learned skills
Projects change throughout the sessions
*Supplies are provided, however, additional supply fees such as clay will be paid separately
Art Smocks for younger artists are encouraged
Minimum of 3 students required to have class
Ages 6+
Tuesdays 10:30 – 12:00
This small group instruction will introduce you to the skills needed to throw on the pottery wheel. In this 6-week series, we'll cover the basics of wheel throwing, including preparing the clay, centering, opening, throwing basic shapes, trimming, and glazing.
Perfect for absolute beginners or those with some experience who want a refresh.
Price includes use of the studio wheel and tools, the clay, firing, and glazing of your final artwork.
If you’ve ever wanted to try wheel throwing but felt a bit intimidated, this is the class for you. We keep things small, relaxed, and genuinely supportive — no pressure, no rushing, just you, the wheel, and some very forgiving clay.
Over six weeks, each session gently builds your skills. You’ll learn the whole process step by step: how to prepare your clay so it behaves, how to center and shape your first forms, what the different drying stages mean (and how not to panic when things wobble), how to trim with confidence, and how glazing brings everything to life.
With a maximum of three students per class, you can bring a friend or family member to learn alongside you, or just enjoy the calm, personal attention without that ‘everyone is staring at my wobbly pot’ feeling.
This class is for those that want to learn how to create pictures with needle felting! This class is for teens and adults only. Make it a day out! Art with us then visit the restaurants and shops in Downtown Willoughby.
About the Instructor:
Nancy Nelson-Brotz is an award-winning artist as well as an instructor. She has been teaching for many years at Rabbit Run Community Arts Association in Madison as well as being the Visual Art Director for the Ashtabula Arts Association (teaching, coordinating classes, and outreach). She has worked outreach programs at many local schools, senior centers, and camps. Her mediums include oil pastels, needle felting, and mosaics among others. She has spent years exploring and teaching many mediums of art.
Learn basic Stained Glass skills using the Copper Foil Method. This class is designed for those without experience in drawing or Stained Glass. We offer a selection of basic patterns you will choose from, then you'll create a beautiful suncatcher while learning the art of Cutting glass, Shaping glass on a grinder, applying Copper Foil, and Soldering it all together with no stress. Most people are done in 3-5 hours.
Getting started has never been easier! This class is structured as a Try-It opportunity, allowing you to explore all aspects of the process without a large investment. After this workshop, you'll take home your decorative window suncatcher and can admire it every day! This will be a piece of artwork you'll be proud of, and you'll leave knowing how to actually DO Stained Glass.
Please Note: 24-hour preregistration is required to attend this class/workshop.
Ages 18 & up
In this 3 hour class, students will explore unusual materials including found plastics and metals to Upcycle into accessories. They will navigate hand tools, such as needle nose pliers, wire cutters and wire to master durable pieces that can withstand handling and wear.
Ages 14 through Senior Adult
Beginners welcome!
Supplies will be provided: Linda Zolten Wood provides jewelry findings, pliers, wire, beads etc for participants to make approx. 2 pair earrings, bracelet and or necklace each per class, and will help with finish pliers work as needed.
Meet Linda Zolten-Wood and see what other classes she offers.
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