Special Guest Jenn Shurkus Lawn Fawn - Friday April 12th

Hop Into Spring   April 12, 2019  1pm - 4pm  $35

In this class, you will create 5 handmade greetings perfect for all occasions! We will be making two interactive cards including the new Magic Picture Changer! We will be using the latest products from Lawn Fawn including stamps, dies, papers, and inks. Create with Copic (artist-grade) markers, glitters, and other fun supplies. This class is perfect for all levels, even if you have never stamped before. Jenn will share fun tips and tricks throughout the class to help you in your cardmaking!

Spring Fling  April 12, 2019  6pm - 9pm  $35

In this class, you will create 5 handmade greetings perfect for all occasions! We will be making two interactive cards including the new Magic Picture Changer! We will be using the latest products from Lawn Fawn including stamps, dies, papers, and inks. Create with Copic (artist-grade) markers, glitters, and other fun supplies. This class is perfect for all levels, even if you have never stamped before. Jenn will share fun tips and tricks throughout the class to help you in your cardmaking!

Supplies students need for each class:

I have come to realize just how many different adhesives there are out there! Some of the things that hold people back in their creating is not having the right tools for what they are trying to create. When a store carries the few adhesives I recommend they do sell a lot of product because I demo it and explain the benefits. They also tend to sell more Lawn Fawn because people had a fun, un-stressful experience creating their cards aka not fighting with their adhesive choices 

Tombow Mono Dots Adhesive Runner: or something comparable, not a tape runner, please carry dots

Quickie Glue Pen: I prefer this one for the detail glittering we do. The Zig 2-way glue pen tends to be too wet, and not detail enough. I will also explain when I like to use this and when I like to use the Lawn Fawn Glue Tube.

3M Mounting Tape: I use this instead of pop dots. I explain in my classes how it is more affordable, its easier to work with (doesn’t stick to scissors, you can rip it, and the backing is easy to peel etc.)

Detail Scissors: I love the Fiskars Micro-Tip Scissors

1/8″ double-sided tape: Lawn Fawn now carries this tape and it is fabulous! A great price point, and made in the USA! This is required for each student to have in order to put together the interactive cards

Lawn Fawn Glue Tube: I will go over the best times to use this adhesive and how it actually makes creating cards easier 

EK Tools Craft Tweezers: People find them helpful with the small pre-stamped/cut pieces