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SUPPLY LIST for FALL/WINTER/SPRING 2010-2011 CLASSES

This supply list is also published in your Membership Directory.

General Class “Rules”

Be on time.

Have the correct supplies from the supply list (don’t substitute without checking with the teacher).

Have the basic skills needed for the class (If you are taking a class that specifies that a certain skill level is required, don’t expect

the teacher to take the time to show you the skills you should already have).

If you cannot attend, call the teacher to cancel. Do not expect a refund of a fee paid if you do not cancel within a reasonable time.

Many fees are for supplies that have to be ordered prior to the class in order to get a good price. The teacher has already paid for this

and expects you to be present.

If at all possible, assist the teacher with clean-up.

Ladies, watch for Hobby Lobby, Michael’s and JoAnn Fabrics Coupons when gathering your supplies. Note:

Michaels will take Hobby Lobby and JoAnn Fabric Coupons. Hobby Lobby will let you use a 40% coupon on a 30%

off item instead (not both).

Weaving - Sept. 13 (M) - 1:00

Teacher: Linda Johnson-Kabisch

Supplies: Loom provided. Other supplies will be determined after discussing project at sign-up.

Painted Stepping Stone - Sept. 14 (TU) - 1:00

Teacher: Helen Keene/Doris Rawlings

Supplies: Stepping stone (Chapman’s on Chatham Road)

Acrylic paints (patio paint works best)

Artist paint brushes

Black pen

Black waterproof marker

Acrylic sealer

Patterns will be available or bring your own.

Weaving - Sept. 20 (M) - 1:00



Fall Floral Wall Hanging - Sept. 21 (TU) - 9:30 – Fee: If you provide all of the supplies the cost of the class is $20.00.

If teacher provides all of the supplies, the cost for the class is $40.00.

Note: Photo is of the Spring Arrangement so fall flowers,

etc. would be substituted.

Teacher: Sandra Kihn

Supplies: Green firm styrofoam

20 gauge wire

Green Spanish moss

Wired picks Wire cutters

Needle nose pliers

Pliers/cutter (for stem cutting)

Glue gun

Scissors

Floral tape (green or brown)

3 to 6 large flowers

3-6 various size flowers

Pumpkin (6" or larger) or Fruit and/or vegetables (2-3)

Raffia

Vines (hanging style) Tall flowers (or cat tail or pods, wheat, peacock feathers

other kinds of feathers or other item)

Bird, bugs or small critter, or other "interesting" additions

Gold glitter spray, wood tone spray, and yellow spray

Ribbon (optional).

Pumpkin Table Decoration - Sept. 22 (W) - 9:30 – Fee: If you provide all of the supplies the cost of the class is $20.00.

If teacher provides all of the supplies, the cost for the class is $40.00 plus cost of pumpkins if you get them from teacher.


Supplies: Green firm styrofoam You may NOT need the styrofoam if your pumpkin is Not hollow

20 gauge wire One large, styrofoam pumpkin and a smaller pumpkin if you want 2 pumpkins in your arrangement.

Knife to cut the top out of the pumpkin

Green Spanish moss

Wired picks

Wire cutters

Needle nose pliers

Plier/cutter (for stem cutting)

Glue gun

Scissors


3 to 6 large flowers 3-6 various size flowers

Fruit and/or vegetables (2-3)

Raffia

Vines (hanging style)

Tall flowers (or cat tail or pods, wheat, peacock feathers other kinds of feathers or other item)



Ribbon (optional).

Aprons 101 - Sept. 23 (TH) - 1:00 – Fee: $1.00 - ( Fee includes pattern and “D” rings)

Teacher: Judy Engelmann

Supplies: 1 yard fabric for apron front

1 yard fabric for apron back

Thread to match

Straight Pins

Scissors

Rotary Cutter/Mat

Optional: Embellishments such as lace, doily, buttons, appliqué figures, iron-on letters

Paper Pottery - Sept. 27 (M) AND Sept. 30 (TH) - 1:00

Teeacher: Karen Hafel

Supplies: 150-200 colorful magazine pages 3/8” dowel rod – cut to 14”

1 Glue Stick

Toothpick

Rubber Bands

Small Paper Clips

Bone Folder for creasing paper

Sponge Brushes

Glossy Lustrous Mod Podge (orange container)

Triple Thick Brilliant Gloss Glaze

Genealogy - Sept. 27 (M) - 1:00 – Fee: $2.00

Teacher: LaVon Wilson/Roni Betts

Supplies: Family Historical Documents/Photos you wish to use

Scrapbook

Scrapbooking paper

Scrapbooking tools, if you have them (scissors, punches, corner cutters, etc.)

Date book so we can book future dates for field trips

Note: Family tree grid paper will be supplied

China Painted Ornament – Sept. 28 (TU), Sept. 29 (W) AND Oct. 1 (F) – 9:00 – Fee:

$17.00 – Class is limited, so please check with teacher for availability.

Teacher: Karen Barrett

Supplies: Kit will be provided.

Pop-Up Greeting Card - Oct. 4 (M) - 1:00

Teacher: Roni Betts

Supplies: 8 1/2” x 11” Solid Color Cardstock

Solid colors or printed motif paper

Scissors

Cutting Board (optional)

Glue Stick or Double-sided Tape

Theme Stickers (3-Ds are nice)

Photo Snapshots (optional)

Alphabet Stickers (colors to match paper)

Old Greeting Cards (optional)

Theme Quotes Stickers

Raggie Quilt – (Tuesdays) Oct. 5, Oct. 26 AND Nov. 16 – 9:00

Christmas Button Sweatshirt - Oct. 6 (W) - 1:00

Teacher: Faye Garvue

Supplies: 1 New, good quality sweatshirt (dark blue or dark green is best),

pre-washed with NO SOFTENER 1 Large, firm cardboard piece to

slide inside shirt while working (Available at Hobby Lobby for

$.99) Approximately 300 white buttons of

various sizes, but no larger than ¾”. NO SHANK BUTTONS

70 Small white pearl beads (optional) 10 Matching, special white buttons for neckline 1 Bottle of “Aleene’s OK-To-Wash-

It” Glue (Permanent Fabric Bond) White Thread

Small blunt point needle Fabric Marker

Chenille Cuddler - Oct. 7 (TH) AND Oct. 21 (TH) - 1:00

Teacher: Sue Lohrenz/LaVerda Wenzel

Supplies: 1 ¼ yard of four different 45”-wide plaids and/or striped flannels (cut to 45” squares and pressed before class)

¾ yard of 45” flannel for binding

Scissors Tape Measure

Marking Pen

Safety Pins and/or Long Pins

Needle and Thread for basting 4 layers of flannel together

(or you may machine stitch at home)

Second class is for cutting chenille and binding

Origami Christmas Tree – Oct. 11 (M) – 1:00

Teacher: Catherine Hendrickson-Hathaway

Supplies: Bone folder

Glue stick

Christmas wrap or origami paper

Scissors

Quillow - Oct. 13 (W) - 1:00

Teacher: Crystal Venable/Debbie Cartwright

Supplies: 5 Yards of one fabric (or 2 ½ yards of two coordinating/contracting

fabric) – 45” wide

(Please cut two pieces of fabric that are 70" long, and two pieces that are 20"x 20"

square.)

2 ½ Yards of Quilt Batting

Scissors

Straight Pins

Thread

Needles – regular sewing and large eye

Yarn

Sewing Machine (7 are available at Club)

Glass Mosaic - Oct. 14 (TH) AND Oct. 15 (F) - 1:00 – Nominal Fee on

day of class

Teacher: Sue Wall

Supplies: Picture frame with glass – 8 x 10 or smaller

Glass Cutter (available at Hobby Lobby)

Tile nippers or pliers

Pencil

Paper Tweezers

Note: Glass, mastic and grout will be supplied. Cost depends on number of people in class.

Needle Felted Christmas Ornament - Oct. 16 (SA) - 9:30

Photonot available.

Teacher: Julie Hulvey

Supplies: Several Christmas Cookie Cutters (open, without back or handle)

Small packages of wool in several colors

Felting Needle (Size 36 or 38)

Upholstery foam (at least 6” x 6”) Ribbon, yarn or baby rick-rack to hang

Needle

Thread

Small Scissors

Fused Glass – Oct. 20 (W) – 9:00 – Fee: Findings as needed

Teacher: Karen Barrett

Supplies: Gloves and/or safety glasses if you desire

Tweezers

Needle-nosed pliers Flat-nosed pliers

Round-nosed pliers

Wire cutters for jewelry

Paper Beads – Oct. 23 (SA) – 1:00 – Fee: Minimal on day of class

Note: Paper and varnish will be supplied.

Teacher: Patricia Decatoire

Supplies: Quilling Tool

Tacky Glue

Scissors

Basket Weaving – Oct. 27 (W) AND Oct. 28 (TH) – 9:00

Teacher: Gina Davis

Supplies: Kit is provided for fee, depending on basket chosen.

Weaving - Nov. 1 (M) - 1:00



Holiday Swag - Nov. 2 (TU) - 1:00

Teacher: Gail Olson

Supplies: Wire Cutters

Scissors Pine Roping provided

Decorations, Gold netting, and Ribbon (Option:

provided for fee)

Beaded Watch Bracelet- Nov. 3 (W) - 1:00 – Fee: $5.00

Fee includes clasp, wire, crimp beads, “O” rings

Teacher: Sandra Gazda

Supplies: 1 Watch Face w/ONE HOLE on each side of face. (Available at LaBead Oh)

Beads of your choice

Jewelry Tools (crimp pliers, round nose and needle nose pliers) – one crimp pliers will be

available to share.

Small beading mat (felt, plush, etc.)

NOTE: Please specify TOGGLE clasp or MAGNETIC clasp.

Fall Ceramics – (Thursdays) Nov. 4, Nov. 11 AND Nov. 18 - 1:00

Teacher: Thelma Daywalt

Supplies: Cleaning tool or paring knife

Brushes

Scrubber

Small sea sponge

Angel Tree Topper - Nov. 6 (SA) - 1:00 – Fee: $10.00

Teacher: Doll Club

Supplies: Needle

White Thread

Hot Glue Gun

Hot Glue

Weaving - Nov. 8 (M) - 1:00



Cardboard Christmas Village - Nov. 9 (TU) - 9:00

Teacher: Ann Twyford

Supplies: Cardboard (flat or box)

Utility Knife

Black Acrylic Paint

White Glue

White Glitter

Hot Glue Gun and Glue

Parchment Paper for Windows

Topsy-Turvy Doll – (Tuesdays) Nov. 9 AND Nov. 16 - 1:00 – Fee: $1.00

Teacher: Helen Keene/Doris Rawlings

Supplies: Sewing Machine (7 are available at Club)

Sewing Needles and Thread

Ball-point Pen and pencil

Pins

Ruler

Scissors

¼ yard Muslin

½ yard night-gown fabric

½ yard dress fabric 1/8 yard white pique for apron & hat (optional)

Trim (ribbon, lace, ruffled eyelet, etc.)

Polyfill

Yarn for hair

Embroidery floss (black, red, blue or brown for eyes)

Small embroidery hoop

Fabric glue

11” cardboard to wrap yarn

Simply Elegant Placemat – (Wednesdays) Nov. 10 AND Nov. 17 - 1:00 – Fee: $1.00 for

copies of pattern

Teacher: Patty Mees

Supplies: 1 yard of focus fabric 5/8 yard of background fabric

¾ yard medium to dark-toned fabric

1 yard binding

1 3/8 yard backing

4 pieces batting cut to 17” x 25”


Thread to match

Rotary cutter/mat (We probably can share mats)

6.5” x 24” ruler

Beginning Knitting – (Tuesdays) Nov. 30, Dec. 7, AND Dec. 14 - 6:00

Teacher: Stella Taft

Supplies: Size 9 needles

1 Skein of cotton worsted weight yarn - Peaches and Cream or Sugar and Cream.

May be purchased at Michael's, Hobby Lobby, Joann Fabrics, WalMart, or Hancock

Fabrics.

Painted Craft Bag – (Thursdays) Dec. 2 AND Dec. 9 – 1:00

Teacher: Helen Keene and Doris Rawlings

Supplies: Multi-pocket Canvas Tote Bag (Available at Harbor Freight)

Acrylic Paint (also available at Craft Club)

Paint Brushes

Ball-Point Pen

Pencil

Several Patterns (teachers will also have some available)

Folded Boxes from Pattern - Dec. 6 (M) - 9:30 – Fee: $1.00 for pattern

Teacher: Sue Moyer

Supplies: 11” x 11” cardstock

11 ½” x 11 ½” cardstock

Bone Folder

Adhesive

Ribbon

Embellishments

Woodburning – Dec. 11 (SA) – 9:30

Teacher: Carol Edwards

Supplies: Woodburning tool

Flat Wooden object (box, cutting board, oven rack puller, picture frame, etc.)

Graphite Paper

Ball Point Pen

Pattern of choice – teacher will have some patterns

Magazine Reeded Box - Dec. 13 (M) - 9:30

Teacher: Sue Moyer

Supplies: Magazine Pages

2 Bamboo Skewers (the narrowest you can find)

Glue Stick (or Aleene’s Tacky Glue)

Ruler

Pencil

Moist Towel

Scissors, strong & sharp

Small Box Mod Podge

Brush

Basket Weaving – (Tuesdays) Jan. 4, Jan. 18 , AND Feb. 1 - 9:30

Teacher: Debbie Cartwright

Note: Must have basic knowledge of basket weaving!

Supplies: Kit will be supplied for the fee.

T-Shirt Quilt – (Wednesdays) Jan. 5, Jan. 12 AND Jan. 19 – 9:00

Teacher: Nini Saner and Marney Sudholt

Supplies: T-Shirts of any size, adult or child, 4 to 20 depending on the size of the quilt desired. The shirts should be clean. They can be worn out, stained or torn if the shirt means something to the recipient. Or stretchy baby clothes – You can use sleepers,

onesies etc

Note: Bring T-shirts or Baby clothes uncut to class. We will rough cut them, iron on the interfacing and then trim them to the finished size

Note: The T-shirts do not have to be the same size, or have the same amount of usable area.

Lightweight, non woven, single sided fusible interfacing – You can get this at JoAnn Fabric by the yard. We will have samples at signup. You will need a piece for each T-Shirt used. We will help with figuring the amount at signup. Fabric for the sashing, the borders and the binding. This fabric should be good quality all cotton and 40-43 inches wide. NOTE: Do not precut. This is NOT needed for the first class. We will help you estimate the amount needed. You will need the following if you have them. We will have extras. Sewing machine and supplies (2

nd and 3

rd weeks only)

Good fabric scissors Paper cutting scissors Cutting mat – 18 by 24 45 or 60 mm Rotary cutter Large quilting ruler, like a 6 x 24 or a large square 14 x 14 or bigger A hard sided ironing board that measures at least 18 by 24. A ironing mat would work, but may allow wrinkles. Approximate Numbers of shirts needed With a usable area of 12 in sq 14 in sq 16 in sq

4 shirts – Wall hanging size, 2 across, 2 down 32x32 36x36 40x40 12 shirts - Throw/small twin, 3 across, 4 down 46x60 52x68 58x76 20 shirts – Twin size, 4 across 5 down 60x74 68x84 76x94

Beginning Sewing – (Thursdays) Jan. 6, Jan 13, Jan. 20, AND Jan 27 - 9:30

Teacher: Flo Yoakum/Stella Taft

Supplies: Pattern Butterick #5432 (pants or gown)

Pattern Butterick #5215 (t-shirt)

2 yards cotton 45” wide fabric for pants or gown

1 ¼ to 1 5/8 yards knit fabric for t-shirt

(All fabric must be washed & dried before class.)

Scissors

Glass head straight pins

Tape measure,

Blue wash out marking pen Thread to match fabric

Sewing machine (Seven are available at Club. You must let me know to reserve one for you.)

Beginning Quilting – (Fridays) Jan. 7, Jan. 14, AND Jan 21 – 9:00

Teacher: Stella Taft

Supplies: Rotary Cutter and Cutting Mat

6x24inch clear ruler

1 yard each of 2 coordinating fabrics.

Sewing machine (Seven are available at Club.)

Sparkling Spikes Crystal Bracelet - Jan. 15 (SA) - 9:30


Supplies: 8 – 10x6 mm crystal (or pearl) pendants

90 – 4mm bicone crystals (choice of color) (Sample used clear crystals)

81 – 3mm bicone crystals (choice of color) (Sample used multi-color crystals)

2-3 grams size 15 seed beads

½ yard Fireline, 4# or 6# Beading needle

Clasp

2 small crimp beads

Flexible Beading Wire (.010 - .012)

Tape or small bead

Note: If you have wire cutters or crimping pliers, please bring them. Some will be available.

Weaving - Jan. 17 (M) - 1:00



Weaving - Jan. 24 (M) - 1:00



Pencil Portrait Drawing – (Tuesdays) Feb. 1, Feb. 8, AND Feb. 15 - 1:00


Supplies: Strathmore Bristol Smooth Drawing Paper, Size 9” x 12”

8” x 10” Black & White copy of person

Graphite Pencil – 3B or 4B

Ruler

Graphite Paper (Black)

Ball Point Pen

Kneaded Eraser

Masking Tape or Removable Tape

Melted Crayon Mania - Feb. 5 (SA) - 9:30

Teacher: Cindy Anderson

Supplies: Smooth surfaced hot plates or electric skillets are needed for this. If you have one,

please bring it.

(We will have some…the more we have, the less sharing.)

Old crayons. I will have some, but feel free to bring your favorite colors

Smooth cobbles for paperweights, available at Chapman’s. Please bring at least one, preferably

2 or 3

Pre cut mats for your creations. Choose the colors that will best go with your crayon colors. 5x7

and a smaller size as well.

(Catch the half price sale at Hobby Lobby) A couple of rags – one soft for polishing, another old towel type

Paper towels

Pin Cushion/Thread Catcher - Feb. 17 (TH) - 1:00


Supplies: 2 coordinating “Fat Quarters” of fabric

10” Square of Denim or Muslin

Sand, rice or glass beads (about 1 – 1½ cups)

¾ yard Nylon Strapping (such as you find around boxes) or plastic bands (around litter bucket lids,

detergent boxes, etc.) or wire

clothesline. You can also use the rim of plastic lid off ice cream bucket, etc.


Pins

Thread

Scissors or Rotary Cutter/Mat

Ruler

Pastel Painting – Feb. 19 (SA) – 9:30


Supplies: Paper for pastel painting (any color)

Chalk Pastels (sticks or pencils) – NOT OIL PASTELS

Pencil

Cloth to wipe hands

Copper Enameling Order Day – Feb. 20 (SU) – 2:00

Spring Ceramics – (Thursdays) Feb. 24, Mar. 3 AND Mar. 10 - 1:00

Teacher: Thelma Daywalt

Supplies: Cleaning tool or paring knife

Brushes

Scrubber

Small sea sponge

Stained Glass – (Saturdays) Feb. 26, Mar. 5, Mar. 12 AND Mar. 19 (If needed) – 1:00

Teacher: Patricia Decatoire

Supplies: Glass cutter

Colored, Transparent Glass (some may be available at the Club)

Copper foiling

Solder

Flux for stained glass

Black patina Solder gun

Pattern (One will be provided although you may choose another). Teacher has a projector to enlarge

patterns into larger art pieces. Keep it simple. The pattern I have chosen to use is a

water backed dragon fly with water lilies in foreground. I've enlarged it to a 12 x 14 size

Glass Grinders are needed and are extremely helpful. If anyone has one please bring it.

Black or white marker for glass. (Sharpies work fine.)

Glass breaker pliers

Note: ArtofStainedGlass.com is the best sight I found for this info. Their recommendations are: 100 W. Weller Soldering Iron, Glass

cutter, Grinder with 3/4 grinding bit, Foil (Edco, black backed foil) 7/32 width, one 1-lb 60/40 solid core solder.

Marble Reflecting Ball - Mar. 1 (TU) - 1:00

Teacher: Doris Rawlings/Helen Keene

Supplies: Bowling Ball or other ball (size of your choice)

6-7 Bags regular flat-sided marbles

1 bag small flat-sided marbles

Adhesive: “ Silicone Clear”; clear caulking; or adhesive of choice

Masking Tape (optional)

Durham’s Water Putty (Fill holes in bowling ball before class. When dry, lightly sand.)

Creative Clay – (Fridays) Mar. 4 AND Mar. 11 – 1:00 – Fee: $2.00 for Clay; $.25 - $1.00 for Glazes; Firing Fee up to $1.50

Teacher: Bonnie Duffy

Supplies: Shaping Tools (found at craft stores)

Small sponge

Texturizing material to press into clay (optional)

Picture of potential project (Check out magazines, catalogs, flowers, bowls, mugs, etc.)

Cookie cutters for circles, leaves, etc.

Plastic wrap to cover clay while rolling Rolling Pin

Heavy cloth-backed wallpaper square on which to roll clay

Paint Brushes

Pencil Portrait Drawing – (Saturdays) Mar. 5, Mar. 12, AND Mar. 19 - 9:30


Supplies: Strathmore Bristol Smooth Drawing Paper, Size 9” x 12”

8” x 10” Black & White copy of person

Graphite Pencil – 3B or 4B

Ruler

Graphite Paper (Black)

Ball Point Pen

Kneaded Eraser Masking Tape or Removable Tape

Decorated Baseball Hat - Mar. 8 (TU) - 9:00


Supplies: Baseball cap 1 dozen silk flowers

1 ½ yards fine netting (color of your choice to match color of mos t flowers)

Hot Glue Gun/Glue

Scissors

Wire cutters for flowers

Spring Floral Wall Hanging - Mar. 14 (M) - 9:30 – Fee: If you provide all of the supplies the cost

of the class is $20.00. If teacher provides all of the supplies, the cost for the class is $40.00.


Supplies: Green firm styrofoam,

20 gauge wire

Green Spanish moss

Wired picks

Wire cutters

Needle nose pliers Pliers/cutter (for stem cutting)

Glue gun

Scissors


3 to 6 large flowers

3-6 various size flowers

Fruit and/or vegetables (2-3)

Raffia, vines (hanging style)

Tall flowers (or cat tail or pods, wheat, peacock feathers other kinds of feathers or other item)



Ribbon ( optional)

Copper Enameling – Mar. 28-Apr. 1 (M-F) – 5:30

Teacher: Kathy Anane/Joellyn Warner

Supplies: Will be determined on Ordering Day

Spoon Pin - Apr. 1 (F) - 1:00 – Fee: $2.00

Teacher: Sue Wall

Supplies: Watercolor paints

Artist Paint Brushes

Trim (jewelry, lace, feathers, etc.)

Scissors

Pencil

Duct Tape Flower – Apr. 2 (SA) – 9:30

Teacher: Patty Kilby

Supplies: 1 roll wide green Duct Tape

1 roll wide Duct Tape, color of your choice

Floral wire or bread twist ties for practice

Wire

Scissors

Ruler 8 x 10 picture frame glass or similar glass surface to stick tape to and peel off

Plain straight ink pen

Button Bracelet - Apr. 9 (SA) - 9:30

Teacher: Cindy Anderson

Supplies: Stretchy cord will be provided.

A variety of shank buttons (with the loop on the back), not the hole buttons. (Try to

collect buttons that

coordinate in color. Covered buttons work well, too.)

Buttons: Depending on your wrist size, and the size of your buttons you will need about 30

buttons.

If you have a larger wrist, bring more buttons. If you have enough buttons, plan

to make 2 bracelets

during this session. (Buttons go on sale 50% off at JoAnn Fabrics. If you don’t have enough in a button box somewhere, try to shop the sales.)

Scissors

Folded Money Blouse - Apr. 19 (TU) - 9:00


Supplies: 6 new $1 bills

¼ yard ¼” lace

4 Small White ¼” Buttons

Small ¼” green ribbon

1 Square (6” x 6”) green felt (color of the money)

1 8” X 6” Picture Frame

Photo not available.

Batik - April 20 (W) AND April 21 (TH) - 1:00 – Fee: $3.00

Teacher: Julie Hulvey

Supplies: Piece of white material, 100% cotton, preferably old like a piece of old sheet. Size at least 18 x 18

Stretcher bars (found on painting supply section of craft store) to make a stretcher a little smaller than your cloth.

Paintbrush that can be ruined (will be used with wax)

Optional - Tjanting needle if you can find one (try Dick Blick online)