Glass Etching

 (sample picture only – yours will look different depending on what supplies are used)

YOU ARE INVITED!!

Once a month we are getting together to share the love of crafting.  One month we’ll do something with mosaics –one month we might do a jewelry project or something with clay – wood or glass.  We never know what we will do and there is never any long term commitment on your part.  

Check out our web page at http://coffeebreakpottery.biz to see the past projects we’ve done! 

We are teachers and students who want to teach and learn.  You might learn from us and we might learn from you – what fun!

When: Sunday January 17, 2010

Time: 11am – 4pm        

Cost: $5.00 cash (payable at sign up)

Where: Coffee Break Pottery

             4046 Knapp Dr. Grove City

                                        What we will provide: Stencils – brushes – etching cream. 

                                        There will also be glass bases that can be purchased for a nominal cost from Mary

                                        What you should provide: Glass item if you want it different from what you can buy from Mary –                plastic  gloves and a painters mask if you think you’ll need it.

                                                                (the etching cream does have an odor and it  is  a very caustic substance – it’s a type of acid)

                                 Note:  ***This is a learning technique – if you choose to buy something different please keep the item flat – if you’ve never done glass etching before you may have some difficulty on a rounded surface

 

Lunch

Red Food

We are celebrating Valentine’s Day so this may be a challenge.  Anything you want to bring that has something red in it or on it – be it soup – cake (think Red Velvet etc) – cookies – tomato item – cold salads.

 

We are putting together a recipe book – please bring a copy of your recipe if you want us to include it.  Include your name and where you got the recipe.  If you got the recipe from a cookbook include the name of that cookbook.  If you got the recipe from a magazine – include the name and issue number (if any).  If you got the recipe from an online site – include the name of the site and who it was contributed by (if any)

For more information call Mary Wilt at 614-871-3035

 

 

 

 

 

Zen Garden

 (sample picture only – yours will look different depending on what supplies are used)

 

YOU ARE INVITED!!

Once a month we are getting together to share the love of crafting.  One month we’ll do something with mosaics –one month we might do a jewelry project or something with clay – wood or glass.  We never know what we will do and there is never any long term commitment on your part.

 Check out our web page at http://www.coffeebreakpottery.biz to see the past projects we’ve done!

 We are teachers and students who want to teach and learn.  You might learn from us and we might learn from you – what fun!

When:     Sunday February 21, 2010

Time:  11am – 4pm                   

Cost: $5.00 cash (payable at sign up)

Where:   Coffee Break Pottery

            4046 Knapp Dr.

            Grove City

 

What we will provide:                    Rocks – marbles – dowel rods for rake – tea light – 5 x 7 Zen light – antiquing medium

What you should provide:              Sand – treasurers for your Zen box (if you want something other than what we will supply) – paint for Zen box – you may also buy a Zen box if you want something larger than 5 x 7 and it should be at least 1” deep

 

Lunch

Warm Comfort Foods

Think of foods that remind you of your mom – a favorite casserole or meal that she made or maybe it something you make that’s one of your favorites – maybe something like macaroni and cheese – mashed potatoes – maybe something that you make often for your own family or something that reminds you of a past experience that makes you smile

 

We are putting together a recipe book – please bring a copy of your recipe if you want us to include it.  Include your name and where you got the recipe.  If you got the recipe from a cookbook include the name of that cookbook.  If you got the recipe from a magazine – include the name and issue number (if any).  If you got the recipe from an online site – include the name of the site and who it was contributed by (if any)

For more information call Mary Wilt at 614-871-3035