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August 2019
A small pop-up shop hosted by Schatz Realty in S Minneapolis. Just one afternoon and a shop full of friends with everything from repurposed vintage to jewelry to digitally printed fabrics. (It very close to MilkJam Creamery so you can get a treat after you shop.)
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The Eagan Art Festival will offer a one day Art Sale at Art Works that will be free and open to the public. The show will be curated to provide a variety of art media created by local artists. Art is the focus of a new community event in Eagan this fall. The City of Eagan is partnering with 23 community groups for the first-ever Eagan Art Block, taking place September 7 – September 22. “Art is the heart of Eagan,” says event planner and Eagan Art House supervisor Julie Andersen. “This festival provides an opportunity for our community to show that off.” #eaganartblock #onlyineagan #eaganlivescreatively
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Tips, techniques and words of wisdom from a long-time Etsy Seller about what it takes to run an Etsy shop. Take a behind-the-scenes tour of the technical side of running your shop, setting up items via the Shop Manager, and choosing shipping profiles; as well as marketing and search tips to help get you started on the right foot. Note, this is a lecture style class, you do not need to bring a computer.
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Do you have a favorite handwritten recipe card in your collection? Make your own keepsake tea towel by scanning your grandmother’s handwritten recipe card and learning how to digitally print it on to linen fabric with Spoonflower to make a one-of-a-kind tea towel. Beginners welcome; basic computer skills needed. Shared laptops will be provided for students for class; you may bring your own computer if you would like to. Bring a 5x3 inch recipe card with you to class. Your printed fabric will be mailed to you after class. Updated 9/18/19: This session is full, but I am working on scheduling some more classes in the metro area. Just send me a quick note on my contact form if you are interested and I will send you an email when I have the details arranged.
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The Museum of Russian Art is pleased to invite you to a hands-on workshop with Becka Rahn in conjunction with the exhibition Village Wardrobes: Traditional Dress from Western and Central Ukraine Be inspired by the shapes and colors of the costumes in Village Wardrobes: Traditional Dress from Western and Central Ukraine and create your own digitally printed fabric design. Artist Becka Rahn will help you to create your own pattern inspired by the exhibition, then show you how to manipulate it using simple software to help you make repeating shapes and textures that can be printed onto fabric or paper. You don’t have to know anything about sewing or computers to be able to create your own surface designs; beginners are welcome! Each participant will get a swatch of their fabric design to keep and have the opportunity to contribute to a collaborative project that will be on display at the Museum. This workshop will be available on both October 1 and October 2 at The Museum of Russian Art | 6:30-8:30 pm CLASS REGISTRATION: TMORA Members $20 | General Admission $25 Each workshop is limited to 12 participants. Advance registration is encouraged. The Museum of Russian Art features free parking directly across the street (Diamond Lake Road) in the Mayflower Church parking lot.
Find out moreThe Museum of Russian Art is pleased to invite you to a hands-on workshop with Becka Rahn in conjunction with the exhibition Village Wardrobes: Traditional Dress from Western and Central Ukraine Be inspired by the shapes and colors of the costumes in Village Wardrobes: Traditional Dress from Western and Central Ukraine and create your own digitally printed fabric design. Artist Becka Rahn will help you to create your own pattern inspired by the exhibition, then show you how to manipulate it using simple software to help you make repeating shapes and textures that can be printed onto fabric or paper. You don’t have to know anything about sewing or computers to be able to create your own surface designs; beginners are welcome! Each participant will get a swatch of their fabric design to keep and have the opportunity to contribute to a collaborative project that will be on display at the Museum. This workshop will be available on both October 1 and October 2 at The Museum of Russian Art | 6:30-8:30 pm CLASS REGISTRATION: TMORA Members $20 | General Admission $25 Each workshop is limited to 12 participants. Advance registration is encouraged. The Museum of Russian Art features free parking directly across the street (Diamond Lake Road) in the Mayflower Church parking lot.
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