North Central Michigan College

Winter 2008 Workshops in

Petoskey

Cheboygan

Charlevoix

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Happy 2008! Planning the next step in your business or a new direction in your personal development? NCMC’s Community & Corporate Education workshops offer quick hands-on techniques to help you move forward in your life. Learn new computer software, explore artistic avenues, start on the road to a new business venture or plan your retirement with help from our expert instructors. Certificates verifying Continuing Education Units (CEUs) are available.

Check out our workshops in:

Business Development

Petoskey Campus
Cheboygan Area Public Library

Computer Technology

Petoskey Campus
Cheboygan Area Public Library
Charlevoix

Personal Interest

Petoskey Campus

Studio Art Workshops

Petoskey Campus
Cheboygan Area Public Library

PetoskeyNorthCentralMichiganCollege Campus is located at 1515 Howard Street. Please see the college website at www.ncmich.edu for a map or call 231-348-6613 for directions.
Charlevoix workshops will be held in the new Charlevoix Public Library computer lab at 220 West Clinton. Please call 231-547-2651 for directions.
Cheboygan workshops will be held in the Cheboygan High School computer lab, Room 107, at 801 West Lincoln Avenue. Please call 231-597-0322 for directions. Click here for schedule.

Please pre-register at least 3 days before the workshop to guarantee your place in class. Please call 231-348-6613 or 348-6705 for more information.

Workshops can also be presented in group formats, customized to the needs of your organization and delivered at your location and schedule. Please call NCMC’s Institute for Business & Industry Training to learn about customized training opportunities.

Business Development - Petoskey Campus Rm 297 Science Building

Many classes meet more than once; please plan to attend all sessions listed. Books and CDs will be provided for use during class only. Students may purchase materials to use after the class.

Grant Writing Basics for Non-Profits: Finding Funding Tuesday & Thursday, February 12 & 14, 6:00-9:00 PM	$59
Room 279, IBIT-Science Bldg. What type of grant will fund your project, how do you find it and how do you apply? In this overview, participants will learn to research funding sources, identify types of grantors, develop partnerships, and analyze the components of a winning grant – from needs assessments to narratives, budgets, and evaluation plans. Instructor: Helen Leithauser, NCMC Business Training Coordinator & grant writer.

Grant Writing II: Writing & Submitting Your Grant Tuesday & Thursday, February 19 & 21, 6:00-9:00 PM	$59
Room 279, IBIT-Science Bldg. In this hands-on workshop, participants will practice writing and critiquing the essential components of successful grant narratives, budgets and submission packages. Bring your ideas and leave with a blueprint for writing your proposal, budget and assessment. Instructor: Helen Leithauser (see above)

Leadership Coaching Tuesday & Thursday, April 22 - May 1, 6:00-9:00 PM	$59
NCMC Room 279, IBIT-Science Bldg. Do you want your team members to thrive, succeed, and achieve maximum results? Coaching leaders create positive, powerful environments that involve people in all levels of work and fully engage the energy of the team to achieve organizational goals. Learn to expand your concept of leadership and develop real, practival and powerful coaching leadership skills. Instructor: Kirsten Joy-Cochran, MSA and President of Visionality Training & Consulting, Inc.

How to Market Your Book (and Yourself!) Successfully Thursday, May 6 & 8, 6:00-9:00 PM	$59
Room 279, IBIT-Science Bldg. Learn the innovative marketing tactics that took author Dewey’s best-selling book Aaron’s Crossing from self-published to nationally distributed in just 18 months. Instructor Glen Arbor author and power-promoter Linda Alice Dewey.

Computer Technology - Petoskey Campus Rm 297 Science Building

All computer workshops demonstrate techniques using MS Office 2003. Many classes meet more than once; please plan to attend all sessions listed. Books and CDs will be provided for use during class only. Students may purchase materials to use after the class.

Computer Basics for the Terrified Monday, January 21, 6-9 PM	$29
Room 279, IBIT-Science Bldg. Learn to set up your computer, navigate your Windows screen, use keyboard shortcuts and store and retrieve files. Instructor: Chris Anderson, Certified Microsoft Office User

Computer Basics for the Terrified Monday, January 21, 6-9 PM	*$29*
*Room 279, IBIT-Science Bldg.* Learn to set up your computer, navigate your Windows screen, use keyboard shortcuts and store and retrieve files. Instructor: Chris Anderson, Certified Microsoft Office User Specialist.

Navigate the Net: Internet Savvy Travel Tips Monday, January 28, 6-9 PM	*$29*
*Room 279, IBIT-Science Bldg.* Learn the best search engines, tips to find what you need fast, how to protect yourself and your computer on-line, and more. Instructor: Chris Anderson, Certified Microsoft Office User Specialist.

MS Outlook Express: Easy E-mail & More Monday, February 4, 6-9 PM	*$29*
*Room 279, IBIT-Science Bldg.* Organize your e-mail using folders, color coding, and quick clean-up tips. Spare yourself Spam-mail, viruses and other e-trocities. Personalize your mail and increase productivity with these tips. Instructor: Chris Anderson, Certified Microsoft Office User Specialist.

Introduction to Digital Photography Saturday, February 9, 9:00 AM-Noon	*$29*
What do you need in a digital camera and how do you use it? Learn about lenses, image resolution, memory, shutter speed, batteries, zooms and what it means to you. Understand lighting, exposure, focus and composition. Camera not necessary. Instructor: Chris Cerrudo, NCMC Media Technician and U-M Biology Station photography instructor.

Digital Photography: Editing & Publishing with PhotoShop Elements Saturday, February 16, 9 AM- 4 PM	*$59*
*NCMC IBIT Rm. 279 IBIT/Science Bldg.* Practice transferring images from the camera to the computer, basic editing, and preparing images for output, storage and recall. Instructor: Christopher Cerrudo, NCMC Technician Library and Academic Technologies

MS Word – Basics, Tips & Shortcuts Monday, February 18 & 25, 6-9 PM	*$59*
*Room 279, IBIT-Science Bldg.* Beginning and experienced MS Word users learn the basics, shortcuts and time-saving tips to create, edit, and format professional-looking documents using borders, special fonts, and numerous shortcuts. Instructor: Chris Anderson (see above).

MS Word, Level II Monday, March 3 & 10, 6-9 PM	*$59*
*Room 279, IBIT-Science Bldg.* Build on Word Basics to customize documents, add visual appeal with tables & columns, headers, footers and imported graphics. Use mail-merge functions to prepare mass mailings, labels and postcards. Develop your own templates and style guides. Prior Word experience required. Instructor: Chris Anderson (see above).

QuickBooks Basics Tuesday & Thursday, February 26 & 28, 6-9 PM	*$59*
*Room 279, IBIT-Science Bldg.* Feeling financially disorganized? Learn QuickBooks to get your business and personal finances under control. This workshop covers tracking and recording sales, managing accounts payable/receivable, recording banking transactions, and reconciling bank accounts. Instructor: Kirsten Joy-Cochran, MSA, certified QuickBooks ProAdvisor and president of Visionality Training & Consulting, Inc.

QuickBooks, Level II Tuesday & Thursday, March 4 & 6, 6-9 PM	*$59*
*Room 279, IBIT-Science Bldg.* Create a budget, manage inventory, create financial statements, customize reports, forms and invoices, analyze income and expenses, understand payroll options, use import, export, and synchronization features, and customize QuickBooks options to your specific business needs. Instructor: Kirsten Joy-Cochran, MSA, certified QuickBooks ProAdvisor and President of Visionality Training & Consulting, Inc.

eBay: Basics of On-Line Buying & Selling Tuesday & Thursday, March 11 & 13, 6-9 PM	*$59*
*Room 279, IBIT-Science Bldg.* Buyers learn to value auction items and win bids. Sellers learn to get top dollar for listings. Create catchy titles, craft advertising copy and use digital photos that sell. Conduct financial transactions safely on-line and protect against fraud. Instructor: Clay LaFave, eBay Power Seller and Instructor for US Army

Web Page Design Basics Tuesday & Thursday, March 18 & 20, 6-9 PM	*$59*
*Room 279, IBIT-Science Bldg.* Learn the fundamentals of web page design using FrontPage. Use templates to plan content, structure and layout. Create pages that are attractive, accessible to multiple browsers and linked to other sites. Use themes, add pictures, set background, format text, insert tables, hyperlinks and hot buttons to your website.Instructor: Kim Burns, NCMC computer technician and owner of Kb Computers

Webpage Design, Level II Tuesday & Thursday, March 25 & 27, 6-9 PM	*$59*
*Room 279, IBIT-Science Bldg.* Maintain and update your website using FrontPage. Learn techniques to update your design and content. Practice using your designs and information. Customized instruction for your website.Instructor: Kim Burns, NCMC computer technician and owner of Kb Computers

MS PowerPoint Mondays, March 24 & 31, 6-9 PM	*$59*
*Room 279, IBIT-Science Bldg.* Prepare professional presentations, slides, hand-outs and outlines. Use PowerPoint’s built-in templates, color schemes, and layout features. Organize text and artwork to present perfect presentation. Previous computer experience required. Instructor: Chris Anderson (see above).

MS Excel. Level II Mondays, April 21 & 28, 6-9 PM	*$59*
*Room 279, IBIT-Science Bldg.* Use Excel’s charting and database capabilities. Manage data, using sort and filter features, templates and reports. Enhance the appearance of worksheets, charts and graphs. Previous Excel experience required. Instructor: Chris Anderson (see above).

MS Access: Managing Business Data Mondays, May 5 – 26, 6-9 PM	*$119*
*Room 279, IBIT-Science Bldg.* Learn to create a relational database, enter and edit information, develop and use forms, query to extract specific information, design and print reports, and use toolbars and shortcuts. Instructor: Chris Anderson (see above)

Business Development - Cheboygan Library Conference Room (lower level)


Navigate the Net: Internet Savvy Travel Tips Thursday, January 31, 5:30-7:30 PM	*$19*
*Cheboygan Library Conference Room (Lower Level)* Learn the best search engines, tips to find what you need fast, how to protect yourself and your computer on-line, and more. Demonstration of all techniques and hand-outs provided. Students will not have individual computers during class. Instructor: Chris Anderson, Certified Microsoft Office User Specialist.

Introduction to Digital Photography Monday, February 4, 5:30-7:30 PM	*$19*
*Cheboygan Library Conference Room (Lower Level)* What do you need in a digital camera and how do you use it? Learn about lenses, image resolution, memory, shutter speed, batteries, zooms and what it means to you. Understand lighting, exposure, focus and composition. Camera not necessary. Demonstration of all techniques and hand-outs provided. Students will not have individual computers during class. Instructor: Chris Cerrudo, NCMC Media Technician and U-M Biology Station photography instructor.

Is Your Passion Profitable: Growing Your Business Mondays, March 3, 10, 17, 24 & April 14, 21 (6 sessions), 5:30-7:30 PM	*$99*
*Cheboygan Library Conference Room (Lower Level)* Wondering if you can make money doing what you love? In this workshop, you’ll develop your ideas into marketable goods/services, write your business plan and assess your readiness for the marketplace. Instructor: Kirsten Joy-Cochran, MSA and CEO of Visionality Training & Consulting, Inc.

Excellent Customer Service Wednesdays, March 5 & 12, 5:30-7:30 PM	*$49*
*Cheboygan Library Conference Room (Lower Level)* Create a culture of exceptional customer service using the techniques provided in this workshop. Instructor: Michele Andrews, NCMC Director of Off-Campus Programming & Instructor.

Grant Writing Basics for Non-Profits: Finding Funding Thursdays, March 6, 13 & 20, 5:30-7:30 PM	*$59*
*Cheboygan Library Conference Room (Lower Level)* What type of grant will fund your project, how do you find it and how do you apply? In this overview, participants will learn to research funding sources, identify types of grantors, develop partnerships, and analyze the components of a winning grant – from needs assessments to narratives, budgets, and evaluation plans. Instructor: Helen Leithauser, NCMC Business Training Coordinator & grant writer

eBay: Basics of On-Line Buying & Selling Monday & Thursday, April 7 & 10, 5:30-7:30 PM	*$49*
*Cheboygan Library Conference Room (Lower Level)* Buyers learn to value auction items and win bids. Sellers learn to get top dollar for listings. Create catchy titles, craft advertising copy and use digital photos that sell. Conduct financial transactions safely on-line and protect against fraud. Demonstration of all techniques and hand-outs provided. Students will not have individual computers during class. Instructor: Clay LaFave, eBay Power Seller and Instructor for US Army

Unemployment Law: What Every Employer Needs to Know Thursdays, April 17 & 24, 5:30-7:30 PM	*$49*
*Cheboygan Library Conference Room (Lower Level)* In these two sessions, learn about hiring procedures and documentation, personnel policies, record keeping and the unemployment appeal and hearing process to prevent UE claims against your business. Instructor John Leithauser has practiced unemployment law since 1994 and has represented both unemployment claimants and employers in over 2,000 administrative hearings.

Computer Technology - Charlevoix Library Computer Lab


*All computer workshops demonstrate techniques using MS Office 2003.* Many classes meet more than once; please plan to attend all sessions listed. Books and CDs will be provided for use during class only. Students may purchase materials to use after the class.

Easy E-mail with MS Outlook	*$29*
*Friday, March 14,* *1:00-4:00 PM* Organize your e-mail using folders, color coding, and quick clean-up tips. Spare yourself Spam-mail, viruses and other e-trocities. Personalize your mail and increase productivity with these tips. Instructor: Chris Anderson (see above).

Introduction to Digital Photography	*$29*
*Saturday, April 12,* *1:00-4:00 PM* What do you need in a digital camera and how do you use it? Learn about lenses, image resolution, memory, shutter speed, batteries, zooms and what it means to you. Understand lighting, exposure, focus and composition. Camera not necessary. Instructor: Chris Cerrudo, NCMC Media Technician and U-M Biology Station photography instructor.

Computer Technology - Cheboygan High School Room 107


*All computer workshops demonstrate techniques using MS Office 2003.* Many classes meet more than once; please plan to attend all sessions listed. Books and CDs will be provided for use during class only. Students may purchase materials to use after the class.

Computer Basics for the Terrified Wednesday, January 23, 6-9 PM	*$29*
*CheboyganHigh School, Room 107* Learn to set up your computer, navigate your Windows screen, use keyboard shortcuts and store and retrieve files. Instructor: Chris Anderson, Certified Microsoft Office User Specialist.

MS Word – Basics, Tips & Shortcuts Wednesday, January 30 & February 6, 6-9 PM	*$59*
*CheboyganHigh School, Room 107* Beginning and experienced MS Word users learn the basics, shortcuts and time-saving tips to create, edit, and format professional-looking documents using borders, special fonts & characters, and numerous shortcuts. Instructor: Chris Anderson (see above).

MS Word, Level II Wednesday, February 20 & 27, 6-9 PM	*$59*
*Cheboygan* *High School, Room 107*** Build on Word Basics to customize documents, add visual appeal with tables & columns, headers, footers and imported graphics. Use mail-merge functions to prepare mass mailings, labels and postcards. Develop your own templates and style guides. Prior Word experience required. Instructor: Chris Anderson (see above).

MS Excel Basics Wednesday, March 5 & 12, 6-9 PM	*$59*
*CheboyganHigh School, Room 107* Create spreadsheets and calculate results using formulas and simple functions. Learn the basics of entering, selecting and editing data; use toolbars and shortcuts; save and print your reports. Instructor: Chris Anderson (see above).

MS Excel. Level II	*$59*
*Wednesday, March 26 & April 2,* *6-9 PM* Use Excel’s charting and database capabilities. Manage data, using sort and filter features, templates and reports. Enhance the appearance of worksheets, charts and graphs. Previous Excel experience required. Instructor: Chris Anderson (see above).

MS Access: Managing Business Data Wednesdays, April 16-May 7, 6-9 PM	*$119*
*CheboyganHigh School, Room 107* Learn to create a relational database, enter and edit information, develop and use forms, query to extract specific information, design and print reports, and use toolbars and shortcuts. Instructor: Chris Anderson (see above)

Personal Interest - Petoskey Campus


Juggle On: Juggling for All Ages Wednesdays, February 6-27, 7-8 PM (4 sessions) Wednesdays, March 5-26, 7-8 PM (4 sessions) Wednesdays, April 9-30, 7-8 PM (4 sessions)	*Attend one or more workshops.* *$39/4 sessions* (plus one-time $10 kit fee)
*NCMC Gymnasium, SCRC Building* Develop hand-eye coordination, rhythm and confidence and relieve stress with basic juggling techniques, including 3-ball patterns and tricks. Instructor: Chet Mitchell is a professional juggler and juggling teacher.

Karate Tuesday & Thursday, January 22- March 6, 6:30-8 PM Tuesday & Thursday, March 11-April 24, 6:30-8 PM	*$100 per 7-week course* (14 sessions) plus one-time $20 uniform cost (no class spring break April 1-4)
*SCRC, Gym Court #3* Learn traditional Okinawan Martial Arts. This beginning class teaches hand-foot techniques, self-defense forms and empty-hand sparring. The practice improves physical conditioning, endurance, self-confidence, discipline and concentration. Instructor: Sensei Tim Reeves, certified 3rd Degree Black Belt and 10-year karate teacher.

Retirement Planning Today Tuesdays, March 4 & 11, 6-9 PM	*$65* (spouse or one guest at no additional charge)
*NCMC Conference Room, Library Building* Create your goals for a successful retirement in this entertaining, informative & practical workshop. Learn to eliminate debt, improve cash flow, select the appropriate retirement plan, reduce financial risks and eliminate taxes, delays & legal challenges with estate planning. A 235-page Planning workbook is included in the cost. Instructor: Dennis J. Prout, member NASD and SIPC, registered representative with Royal Alliance Associates, Inc.

The Kassel Mission, Pride of a Nation Tuesday, May 29, 6:00-9:00 PM	*$29*
*Room 279, IBIT-Science Bldg.* Listen to author, historian and master-story-teller Linda Dewey recount and show video/photos from the World War II’s most dramatic air battle. Instructor: Glen Arbor author Linda Alice Dewey

Studio Art Workshops - Petoskey Campus


Wood-Fired Ceramics Saturdays, May 3 & 10, 10 AM – 2 PM	$79 (2-day workshop, includes supplies)
Ever wanted to try wood-firing, but didn’t have the resources? Come join the fun of firing in our new bourry box wood kiln. Bring 8-10 pots to glaze on May 3, then fire with us on May 10. Potters of all levels are welcome. Instructors: Jeff Cline, Potter and Shanna Robinson, NCMC Professor of Art.
The Art of Raku Saturdays, January 19 & 26, 9 AM – 3 PM	*$40* (*includes supplies*)
*Art Room 18 – Main Classroom Building* Watch and practice the exciting art of firing which originated in Japan. The process of firing red-hot clay in the fire is dramatic, unpredictable and beautiful. Instructor: Doug DeLind has an MFA in Ceramics from MSU and has exhibited in galleries across the Midwest. This workshop is co-hosted by the Jordan River Arts Council and the college, and supported with grants from the Charlevoix County Community Foundation and the Petoskey Harbor Springs Community Foundation.

Glaze Formulations & Surfaces Friday & Saturday, February 1 & 2, 9 AM – 3 PM	*$40* (*includes supplies*)
*Art Room 18 – Main Classroom Building* Want to expand your glaze palette or gain a better understanding or what makes a glaze work? Beginning with studio glazes, learn to expand the role of each chemical in a glaze formula and alter the existing glaze to create a new product. Handouts, glaze recipes, materials and resources will be provided. Please bring work or image surfaces to recreate or study. Notebook & sketchbook required. Instructor: Dana Shearin has a MFA from Cranbrook Acadmeny of Art and BFA from NYSUAlfredUniversity and has taught and exhibited extensively throughout the Midwest. This workshop is co-hosted by the Jordan River Arts Council and the college, and supported with grants from the Charlevoix County Community Foundation and the Petoskey Harbor Springs Community Foundation.

Drawing Made Simple Saturday, February 16, 9 AM - Noon	*$29* (*includes supplies*)
*Art Room 18 – Main Classroom Building* Learn to express your ideas artistically. Drawing is easier than writing or math, according to instructor and artist Dick Cunningham. In this 3-hour workshop, Dick shares techniques that will enable everyone to become artistically literate. Instructor Dick Cunningham, PhD is an artist and art teacher.

Art for the “Unartistic” Saturday, February 23, 9 AM - Noon	*$29* (*includes supplies*)
*Art Room 18 – Main Classroom Building* Can’t draw a straight line? Play, have fun and explore your creative side with simple, enjoyable techniques. Instructor: Mary Jill Lemieur, artist and NCMC watercolor instructor. Her work is exhibited in local galleries and collections across the U.S

*Pen & Ink Drawing Studio Workshop* *Saturday, March 1,* *9 AM* - *Noon*	*$29* (includes all art supplies)
*NCMCArtRoom* *18 –* *MainClassroomBuilding* Learn the techniques and skills of this graphic medium. Discover your unique style and create finished drawings and note cards. Instructor: Mary Jill Lemieur.

Acrylic Painting Studio Workshop Saturdays, March 8 & 15, 9:00 AM-Noon	*$59*
*NCMCArtRoom* *18 –* *MainClassroomBuilding(includes basic art supplies) An introduction to acrylic painting. Explore materials, techniques, composition and color mixing. Instructor Mary Jill Lemieur (see above).*

Textile Workshop: Silk-Screening Off the Grid Saturday, March 15, 10 AM- 4 PM	*$79* (supplies for use in class provided)
In addition to using a silk-screen as a giant stamp, you will learn some fun tricks using a standard screen and a thermofax screen (a great way to make a screen from any black-and-white artwork). Learn to work with Procion MX dyes and fabric paints. Class fee includes some materials. Instructor Barbara Bushey has been teaching at the college level for 20 years. She has also presented workshops at Quilt and Surface Design Symposium and for the Greater Ann Arbor Quilt Guild.

Watercolor Portrait Workshop Saturdays, March 22 & 29, 9:00 AM-Noon	*$59*
*NCMCArtRoom* *18 –* *MainClassroomBuilding(includes basic art supplies) Explore the basics of watercolor portrait painting: planning and drawing the composition, use of values, color harmonies and mixing flesh tones. Instructor Mary Jill Lemieur (see above).*

Advanced Watercolor Techniques Saturdays, April 12 & 19, 9:00 AM-Noon	*$59*
*NCMCArtRoom* *18 –* *MainClassroomBuilding(includes basic art supplies) Experiment with special effects and mixed media to explore new painting techniques. Take your paintings up to a higher level. Intermediate to advanced students. Instructor Mary Jill Lemieur (see above).*

Build It & Burn It: Using a Wood-Fired Kiln Saturdays, April 19 & 25, 10 AM – 2 PM	$79 (2-day workshop, includes supplies)
*Art Room 18 –* *MainClassroomBuilding* *and outdoors* Ever wanted to try wood-firing, but didn’t have the resources? Come join the fun of firing in our new bourry box wood kiln. Bring 8-10 pots to glaze on April 19, then fire with us on April 25. Potters of all levels are welcome. Instructors:Jeff Cline, Potter and Shanna Robinson, NCMC Professor of Art.

Studio Art Workshops - Cheboygan Library Art Studio (lower level)


Making Mosaics Saturdays, February 9 & 23, March 1 & 8, 10 AM-Noon	*$79* (for 4 sessions-includes supplies.) *Must take all 4 to complete project.*
*Cheboygan Library Art Studio (Lower Level)* Express your wild, colorful side using tiles, glass and pottery. Design and complete mosaic flower pot, planter or stepping stone. Select from many colors, textures and patterns. No experience necessary. All ages welcome. (Children under 12 must have parent register also.) Instructor Juli Runberg is a graphic and fine artist, writer, gardener, baker and seamstress. She has taught art in the public school system and community for 15 years.

Sew What: Start Sewing	*$29* (includes supplies.)
*Saturday – February 9, 10am - 1PM* Are your sewing skills rusty or non-existent? Join this fun and creative class while learning basic skills and becoming comfortable with your sewing machine. Choose from several projects and learn as you sew. Instructor Diana Call is a fiber artist whose award-winning work has been exhibited in galleries throughout Michigan.

Art Dolls	*$29* (includes supplies.)
*Saturday – February 16, 10AM - 1 PM Play, create and make an art doll using several doll forms (provided). Your doll can be anyone you want. Bring beads, charms, ribbons and friends to enjoy making a charming and personal project. Instructor Diana Call is a fiber artist whose award-winning work has been exhibited in galleries throughout* Michigan.

Miniature Art	*$19* (includes supplies.)
*Saturday – February 23, 10 AM - Noon* Large projects can be intimidating. This workshop is just right for those who wan to create one or many small art pieces using fiber, paper and mixed media. Good class for groups. Bring friends. Instructor Diana Call is a fiber artist whose award-winning work has been exhibited in galleries throughout Michigan.

Fiber Extravaganza!	*$49* (includes supplies.)
*Saturday –March 1, 10 AM - 2 PM* Here’s a chance for you to experience using many fibers and unusual elements to create an exciting silk-based highly embellished fiber collage that is perfect for making purses, pillows or wearable art. You will amaze yourself! Instructor Diana Call is a fiber artist whose award-winning work has been exhibited in galleries throughout Michigan.

Altered States Jacket of Many Colors	*$149* (includes supplies.)
*Saturdays – March 8, 15 & 22, 10AM - 1PM* Create with color and fiber. Using batik or other unusual fabrics, alter a sweatshirt into a jacket that reflects your artistic self. If you are not in touch with that side of yourself, this is a good place to start. Some sewing skill required and a sweatshirt that is at least one size too large. Instructor Diana Call is a fiber artist whose award-winning work has been exhibited in galleries throughout Michigan.

To register for any of the following classes click here for a registration form.
*Registration form is a fillable PDF. Click here to download the latest version of Acrobat.