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Upcoming Class: Apples in Art — June 17 & 24
Makers,
CMS Member & Artist Allison Zito is hosting an upcoming Zoom class Apples in Art:
Apples are the theme for the Sullivan County Cidery Mural. You are invited to join our upcoming classes free of charge to help design the Cidery Mural. Claremont MakerSpace will be hosting 2 classes for students of all ages on June 17th and 24th from 5:30 to 7 pm. Join us for one or both classes. If you would like to share your ideas they may become part of our County Mural at the Sullivan County Public Cidery.
Students are welcome to work in any medium they choose. The focus will be on creating pencil and pastel during the first class and painting during the second class.
This class is presented free over Zoom. Once you register, you will receive the connection link.
More info and registration HERE
CMS AiR Open Studio Time
Makers,
Jo Ann Clifford, CMS Artist in Residence is offering open studio time.
If you have ever had an interest or thought you might like to try scrap metal sculpture,coming to open studio time might be a great start! Watch a project in development, ask questions, discuss the creation of found objects, scrap, and metal art.
Join her for the open studio time: Mondays 10–12 AM & Thursdays 1–4 PM (6/14, 6/17, 6/21, 6/24)
Please call 603-504-3419 or email info@claremontmakerspace.org to reserve a time for a tour or visit.
Masks are required inside of the building at this time.
Upcoming Classes at The Claremont Makerspace!
Makers,
Check out the upcoming class at The Claremont Makerspace. Register & learn more at the following link!
May 10th, 6 PM
In this workshop, participants will learn several simple methods of drawing only lines to create a complete non-representational artwork. Once you learn this method, you will be able to create your own works as either a mindfulness practice or as a creative practice (or both!)
This workshop is appropriate for anyone, from complete beginners to more experienced artists looking to try something new. You don’t even need to be able to draw straight lines!
Digestion: A Nutritional Therapy Perspective
May 11th, 7 PM
Ever wonder what to do with all the dandelions that have cropped up on your lawn? Put away the pesticides and pull them up to the table to learn more about what these, and many other “weeds” have to offer us! Get nutritionally inspired with recipes using these and some of Emily’s favorite pollinator plants. Come with questions and thoughts about the plants that plague you, and ones you love, for a fun hour-long discussion on the power of plants in our diet.
May 17th, 7 PM
Do you find yourself spending endless time sanding your woodworking projects? Join CMS Member Eric Diven of Long Walk Woodworking for tips and tricks on how to reduce time sanding. Following his motto ‘Proper Planning Prevents Protracted Prep’ and gain some new skills for your future projects!
May 20 – June 10th from 6 – 7 PM
Over four sessions, participants learn how to use a CAD program to create their very own designs. Learn about the engineering design process and make your own original pieces in Tinkercad. We’ll then print your designs on our 3D printers. Projects can be mailed to you! Recommended ages 8 and up. Should be comfortable using a computer mouse and keyboard.
May 25th, 5 PM
The Claremont MakerSpace’s quilting machine is a great tool for creative, efficient quilting! In this hands-on training session, participants will learn how to set up a project on the quilting machine and utilize its standard features. Participants of this class will have the opportunity to sign up for a follow-up certification session, so that they may use the machine on their own.
We’ve got even more classes/events on the calendar, so check out the full line up HERE.
Questions about upcoming classes, events or the Claremont MakerSpace in general? Let us know at info@twinstatemakerspaces.org.
Happy Makin,’
The Claremont MakerSpace Team
How To Make A Thing: 3D Design to Reality
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Makers,
Join the CMS Artists in Residence James St. Martin and Bryan Phaneuf of Doghouse Arcades for this overview class on digital design! We will begin with an idea and take it digital through the software Sketch Up. Then we will cover exporting the item to be printed, cut, or otherwise produced, based on file types, equipment used, and which software is used. We will then have a summary of assembly and finishing for the creation.
This event will be presented free via Zoom. Register to receive the connection link.
How To Make A Thing will occur on May 4th at 6 PM. Register and learn more here.
We’ve got even more classes/events on the calendar, so check out the full line up HERE.
Questions about upcoming classes, events or the Claremont MakerSpace in general? Let us know at info@twinstatemakerspaces.org.
Happy Makin,’
The Claremont MakerSpace Team