Abstract watercolor painting
Jul
20
1:00 PM13:00

Abstract watercolor painting

Explore the freedom, fluidity + fun of abstract watercolor painting. No experience needed - all levels welcome.
$45, all supplies included.

Inspired by artist Michelle Armas, we’ll explore traditional watercolors, concentrated watercolor paints, India Inks and alcohol inks. You’ll create 2 paintings, one on paper, the other raw canvas.

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SUN PRINTS + DYEING WEEK art camp for kids
Jul
14
to Jul 18

SUN PRINTS + DYEING WEEK art camp for kids

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Explore different types of dyeing: ice dyeing, reverse tie-dyeing, indigo dyeing and create cyanotype prints in the sun. All levels welcome. $250 for the week, art supplies included.

Art camp for kids ages 7-12 runs Monday through Friday from 9:30am-12noon.
Dyeing Week means you’ll want to wear clothes + shoes that can get dye on them! Wear black if you can to help minimize any splatters. Aprons and disposable gloves will be provided. Parents should plan to arrive 10 minutes early on Monday to register. Pick-up is @12 noon sharp, daily. If dyed pieces are not fully dry + easy to transport, they can be picked up at a later date.

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CERAMICS WEEK art camp for kids
Jul
7
to Jul 11

CERAMICS WEEK art camp for kids

Learn the art of hand-building ceramics. We’ll create projects using coil and slab methods (no wheel-throwing). You’ll explore sculpting, mark-making and glazing. All levels welcome. $250 for the week, art supplies included.

Art camp for kids ages 7-12 runs Monday through Friday from 9:30am-12noon.
Ceramics Week means you’ll want to wear clothes + shoes that can get clay on them! Aprons and disposable gloves will be provided. Parents should plan to arrive 10 minutes early on Monday to register. Pick-up is @12 noon sharp, daily. Please note: Art pieces will not be fully dry + fired. They can be picked up at a later date.

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PUPPET THEATRE WEEK art camp for kids
Jun
30
to Jul 3

PUPPET THEATRE WEEK art camp for kids

Day 1, we’ll go through the 4 steps to play-writing and you’ll create a short play. Day 2, you’ll design a felt mouse finger puppet character. Day 3, you’ll learn scenic design and build your portable theatre. Day 4, each student will perform their original play. All levels welcome. $200 for the short week, art supplies included.

Art camp for kids ages 7-12 runs Monday through Thursday (holiday on Friday 7/4) from 9:30am-12noon.
You’ll want to wear clothes + shoes that can get messy when we paint sets and create finger puppets. Aprons and disposable gloves will be provided. Parents should plan to arrive 10 minutes early on Monday to register. Pick-up is @12 noon sharp, daily.

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PRINTMAKING WEEK art camp for kids
Jun
23
to Jun 27

PRINTMAKING WEEK art camp for kids

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Using gel plates, we’ll create mono prints. Students will work with color, texture, mark-making, photo transfer and more while printing on paper, feathers and cotton tote bags. All levels welcome. $250 for the week, art supplies included.

Art camp for kids ages 7-12 runs Monday through Friday from 9:30am-12noon.
Printmaking Week means you’ll want to wear clothes + shoes that can get paint on them! Aprons and disposable gloves will be provided. Parents should plan to arrive 10 minutes early on Monday to register. Pick-up is @12 noon sharp, daily. If art pieces are not fully dry + easy to transport, they can be picked up at a later date.

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PAINT WEEK art camp for kids
Jun
16
to Jun 20

PAINT WEEK art camp for kids

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We’ll learn flow painting on canvas, abstract watercolors, painting a still-life with acrylics and more. All levels welcome. $250 for the week, art supplies included.

Art camp for kids ages 7-12 runs Monday through Friday from 9:30am-12noon.
Paint Week means you’ll want to wear clothes + shoes that can get paint on them! Aprons and disposable gloves will be provided. Parents should plan to arrive 10 minutes early on Monday to register. Pick-up is @12 noon sharp, daily. If art pieces are not fully dry + easy to transport, they can be picked up at a later date.

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Abstract watercolor painting
May
25
1:00 PM13:00

Abstract watercolor painting

Explore the freedom, fluidity + fun of abstract watercolor painting. No experience needed - all levels welcome.
$45, all supplies included.

Inspired by artist Michelle Armas, we’ll explore traditional watercolors, concentrated watercolor paints, India Inks and alcohol inks. You’ll create 2 paintings, one on paper, the other raw canvas.

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Embroidery 101: embellished flower pounding
May
24
9:00 AM09:00

Embroidery 101: embellished flower pounding

Embroidery for beginners + all levels. Learn how to embroider a few basic, simple stitches to embellish a floral print. $45, all supplies included.

  1. We’ll hammer the flowers into the fabric by flower pounding.

  2. While the fabric dries, we’ll stitch in sample book. This book is yours to keep.

  3. You’ll embroider to create outlines, fill flower centers, create leaves + stems - however you want to embellish your piece while making a stitch sampler pretty enough to display. Note, you may need to complete your finished piece at home.

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Reading is Fundamental (Basic Pattern-Reading): SEWING 101
Mar
22
2:00 PM14:00

Reading is Fundamental (Basic Pattern-Reading): SEWING 101

Sewing 101

Reading a pattern can be like unlocking a hidden language. We will cover everything from reading the outside of the pattern envelope to laying out the pattern pieces the right way on your fabric. You'll learn basic pattern-reading, fabric selection, seam allowance, cutting with weights, pattern matching, and trim application. Project: how to make an apron. *Some basic sewing experience or the BYOM class required. 

Time: 2-4:30pm

Tuition: $65 for one single class. $180 for the series of 3. Pay in person.

Series: #3 in a series of 3.

Materials:

What you need to bring: Your sewing machine, power cord/pedal + any accessories/pieces that came with your machine.

Instructor:

Susie Shaughnessy started sewing with our Mom around age 6. And it wasn't just doll clothes. She was learning the skills and craft on Nana’s 1936 Singer sewing machine our Mom kept at the ready to create curtains, prom dresses, costumes and treasured pieces of clothing, passed down through all our sisters. Susie is owner/designer/pattern-maker/all-around-creative-cat at Crawford Denim & Vintage. A company she created from her affinity for vintage styles, made for today.

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Get Zippy (How To Apply a Zipper): SEWING 101
Mar
8
2:00 PM14:00

Get Zippy (How To Apply a Zipper): SEWING 101

Sewing 101

Adding a zipper to your sewing can feel like a bit of a magic trick. But once you learn the secret, it's easy - we'll be applying one to our group sewing project. In this 2nd class of the series, you'll learn about 3 types of zippers: hidden, jean and bag. We'll also cover basic machine maintenance so your machine keeps zipping along! Project: how to make a zippered cosmetic bag. *Some basic sewing experience or the BYOM class required, and your own sewing machine. 

Time: 2-4:30pm

Tuition: $65 for one single class. $180 for the series of 3. Pay in person.

Series: #2 in a series of 3.

Materials:

What you need to bring: Your sewing machine, power cord/pedal + any accessories/pieces that came with your machine.

Instructor:

Susie Shaughnessy started sewing with our Mom around age 6. And it wasn't just doll clothes. She was learning the skills and craft on Nana’s 1936 Singer sewing machine our Mom kept at the ready to create curtains, prom dresses, costumes and treasured pieces of clothing, passed down through all our sisters. Susie is owner/designer/pattern-maker/all-around-creative-cat at Crawford Denim & Vintage. A company she created from her affinity for vintage styles, made for today.

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BYOM (Bring Your Own Machine): SEWING 101
Feb
22
2:00 PM14:00

BYOM (Bring Your Own Machine): SEWING 101

Sewing 101

Bring your own machine and get to know it. There's no shame in this class. We all have a machine collecting dust somewhere. Let's get acquainted with our machines in good company together! You'll learn the basic functions, how to thread, bobbin-winding, tension + fabric, stitch length, forward/backward/zigzag sewing, and how to create a buttonhole. *Project: how to make a sachet. **Great for beginners with their own sewing machines.

Time: 2-4:30pm

Tuition: $65 for one single class. $180 for the series of 3. Pay in person.

Series: #1 in a series of 3.

Materials:

What you need to bring: Your sewing machine, power cord/pedal + any accessories/pieces that came with your machine.

Instructor:

Susie Shaughnessy started sewing with our Mom around age 6. And it wasn't just doll clothes. She was learning the skills and craft on Nana’s 1936 Singer sewing machine our Mom kept at the ready to create curtains, prom dresses, costumes and treasured pieces of clothing, passed down through all our sisters. Susie is owner/designer/pattern-maker/all-around-creative-cat at Crawford Denim & Vintage. A company she created from her affinity for vintage styles, made for today.

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vision board bingo workshop
Jan
5
10:00 AM10:00

vision board bingo workshop

You'll spend the first part of the workshop setting intentions that will take you through the next 12 months by gamifying 5 areas of your life; then find words and images that support your bingo squares. Everyone leaves with a workbook and vision board you can play all year long.

  • do a workbook that will help you manifest your 2025

  • create a bingo card vision board with magnetic tokens so you can hang your board and check off your accomplishments as the year progresses

$25, all supplies included

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2025 reading + vision board bingo workshop
Jan
4
2:00 PM14:00

2025 reading + vision board bingo workshop

  • receive a reading from Soul Healer~Psychic Medium, Celeste Perdue

  • do a workbook that will help you manifest your 2025

  • create a bingo card vision board

You'll spend the first part of the workshop setting intentions that will take you through the next 12 months by gamifying 5 areas of your life; then have a reading; then find words and images that support your bingo squares. Everyone leaves with a workbook and vision board you can play all year long.

$45, 10-min reading + supplies included

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flow painting with Janean Cook 12/9
Dec
9
6:30 PM18:30

flow painting with Janean Cook 12/9

Janean will demonstrate 3 approaches to flow painting. There will be some movement + pouring, pushing and pulling the acrylic paint (no brushes or experience required). Please wear clothes and shoes you can get paint on + move in.

You’ll make :

  • 3 mini paintings to try each style

  • then create 1 larger piece measuring 12”x 12” using all you’ve learned

  • choose 1 of your 4 pieces to be topped with epoxy resin by Janean — which adds an extra dimension and gloss to your work.

$65, all supplies included. The paintings will need time to dry/cure and can picked up at a later date (tbd).

The Healing Hairapist, Janean Cook is here to inspire, ignite + energize the CREATIVE SPARK that’s deeply rooted within each of us. Yes, she’s a hairstylist, kick-ass yoga instructor and also ARTIST. If you’ve been in Damn Hippie Studios, you’ve seen her painting. After getting multiple compliments + questions: “can she teach me how to do that?” we are excited to bring you this class.

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flow painting with Janean Cook
Oct
26
2:00 PM14:00

flow painting with Janean Cook

Janean will demonstrate 3 approaches to flow painting. There will be some movement + pouring, pushing and pulling the acrylic paint (no brushes or experience required). Please wear clothes and shoes you can get paint on + move in.

You’ll make :

  • 3 mini paintings to try each style

  • then create 1 larger piece measuring 12”x 12” using all you’ve learned

  • choose 1 of your 4 pieces to be topped with epoxy resin by Janean — which adds an extra dimension and gloss to your work.

$65, all supplies included. The paintings will need time to dry/cure and can picked up at a later date (tbd).

The Healing Hairapist, Janean Cook is here to inspire, ignite + energize the CREATIVE SPARK that’s deeply rooted within each of us. Yes, she’s a hairstylist, kick-ass yoga instructor and also ARTIST. If you’ve been in Damn Hippie Studios, you’ve seen her painting. After getting multiple compliments + questions: “can she teach me how to do that?” we are excited to bring you this class.

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finger-knit chunky blanket
Oct
19
2:00 PM14:00

finger-knit chunky blanket

You bring the supplies. I’ll provide the guide, support + space. No experience needed. No needles - we’ll use chunky yarn and our fingers.

  • What you’ll make:
    Approx. 48” x 35” small throw blanket

  • What you’ll need:
    6 skeins (28 yds each) of chunky yarn or jumbo blanket yarn (jumbo size 7)

Choosing yarn:
For chenille, the pattern notes recommend Joann’s Bernat Blanket Extra Thick, Michaels Bernat Blanket Big, or Hobby Lobby Yarn Bee Eternal Bliss.
For cotton, I ordered Amazon’s GULAKY Chunky Giant Cotton Tube Yarn Super Soft Thick in 8lb; and STARINGIRL Super Chunky Yarn Cotton Yarn in 2.2lb (x5). Since these are sold by the pound, they suggest at least 6-10 pounds to make a blanket approximately the size listed above. (1 used 10lbs to make the navy blanket in the photo). Of course, the size will vary for each person because we are working with our hands and not a specific needle size, various textures, materials, yardage per skein, etc.
The Pattern suggests using 1 solid color as opposed to multi-color or tie dye yarn for beginners, as it may be difficult to see and find the loops. But up to you.
You can use multiple solid colors - either 2, 3 or 6 colors (make sure you have 6 skeins total) to create a color block blanket.

$35 each, please note: you must sign up at least 24 hours in advance so I can purchase your pattern. You provide your own yarn + byob

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finger-knit chunky blanket
Oct
14
6:30 PM18:30

finger-knit chunky blanket

You bring the supplies. I’ll provide the guide, support + space. No experience needed. No needles - we’ll use chunky yarn and our fingers.

  • What you’ll make:
    Approx. 48” x 35” small throw blanket

  • What you’ll need:
    6 skeins (28 yds each) of chunky yarn or jumbo blanket yarn (jumbo size 7)

Choosing yarn:
For chenille, the pattern notes recommend Joann’s Bernat Blanket Extra Thick, Michaels Bernat Blanket Big, or Hobby Lobby Yarn Bee Eternal Bliss.
For cotton, I ordered Amazon’s GULAKY Chunky Giant Cotton Tube Yarn Super Soft Thick in 8lb; and STARINGIRL Super Chunky Yarn Cotton Yarn in 2.2lb (x5). Since these are sold by the pound, they suggest at least 6-10 pounds to make a blanket approximately the size listed above. (1 used 10lbs to make the navy blanket in the photo). Of course, the size will vary for each person because we are working with our hands and not a specific needle size, various textures, materials, yardage per skein, etc.
The Pattern suggests using 1 solid color as opposed to multi-color or tie dye yarn for beginners, as it may be difficult to see and find the loops. But up to you.
You can use multiple solid colors - either 2, 3 or 6 colors (make sure you have 6 skeins total) to create a color block blanket.

$35 each, please note: you must sign up at least 24 hours in advance so I can purchase your pattern. You provide your own yarn + byob

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