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One of Craft+Work's favorite instructors and award winning perfumer, Jessica Hannah brings her two hour, beginner natural perfume workshop back to our studio! You will learn about the history and art of natural perfumes while creating a formula with oils from around the world, including Italian bergamot, Haitian vetiver, Bulgarian rose, and more. Don't miss this opportunity to engage in lively discussion surrounding scents you think you know. You will leave the class with your own custom blended perfume and a new appreciation for natural scents and perfumery.
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New to our studio! Pacifica's own Kristina Ayala of Pufferfish Press brings her printmaking talents to Craft+Work. In this workshop you will be introduced to the process of developing and printing relief prints using linoleum specifically designed for artists. We will explore block preparation, designing and transferring your image, carving techniques, paper handling and printing without the use of a press. No experience necessary, all materials will be provided.
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Cara Corey is back to teach you how to make a dreamy super thick and cozy knit blanket. And this time we're offering vegan friendly acrylic yarn in addition to wool roving. You'll also learn tips and techniques for caring for these blankets. No knitting experience required! You'll go home with your very own cozy completed blanket.

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Use the scraps/compost from your kitchen to create beautiful natural dyes for fabrics or yarns! In this class Heather Marano will show you how to use avocado pits, onion skins, walnut hulls and more to dye your fabrics. Bring along a few undyed items you'd like to dye. Each participant will go home with a silk scarf, which they've dyed themselves in class, and a booklet with instructions so you can do it again at home.

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Ready to get that sewing machine out of the box? Quilter Dana Miller brings you Beginning Sewing. In this four hour class, students will bring their machine (or arrange to borrow one of ours) and gather some basic tools to begin learning all about their sewing machine and how to use it. We will practice on some templates and scraps and then sew your very own reversible tote bag!
Beginners Class; no experience required.
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Rachel Jacques is the owner of the Bright Line Studio, a boutique design and calligraphy studio based in San Francisco. Join her 2.5 hour beginner workshop as she guides you through the elegance of modern calligraphy. All the necessary materials you need for the class and at home practice will be provided. This workshop is sure to sell out. Sign up early to reserve your spot.

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The Queen of Felt and all things crafty, Erin Mañalac of Feed the Fish co. brings us her Felt Succulent Wall Garden Workshop. In this workshop, you will learn to create three types of felt succulents in a vertical wall garden. This class is perfect for all levels of craftiness and gardening skills. You will create one 5” x 7” garden filled with beautiful brown thumb-friendly, drought-tolerant, water-saving felt succulents. Use your new ‘gardening’ skills to create tablescapes, festival crowns, and more. Ages 14+.

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Join Christine Munroe of Language of Knots for a Macramé Wall Hanging Workshop, where you’ll make your own macramé masterpiece from start to finish. You’ll be learning the foundational knots of macramé, such as the Clove Hitch, Square Knot, Spiral Knot and more, while you construct a wall hanging that will become a staple piece of art in your home or be given as the perfect, handmade gift. This class is a great fit for beginners, plant hanger workshop students looking for the next step or those who want to freshen up on their skills.

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