$85.00
March 6th or March 8th
10:00am-3:00PM (approx)
In this class you will learn how to work with encaustic wax to create a beautiful one of kind
art bottle to hang on your wall. You also have the option to use basic soldering techniques to add
one more layer of creativity to your creation. We will be working with new and vintage materials
so every bottle will be different.
art bottle to hang on your wall. You also have the option to use basic soldering techniques to add
one more layer of creativity to your creation. We will be working with new and vintage materials
so every bottle will be different.
*You will need a vintage bottle approx. 7-9 inches tall and something to use as the
topper for the bottle, (Like an old doorknob) already attached with clear E-6000 glue. (available at most craft stores)
*I will have several bottles with vintage doorknobs already attached available for purchase before the class as well as vintage door escutcheons, rhinestone trim, and other random embellishments)
*I will supply the wax, assorted laces, trims, twine, wire, wood plaques,
small frames, flowers, images, sheet music , a variety of embellishments as well as
many of the tools you will use.
topper for the bottle, (Like an old doorknob) already attached with clear E-6000 glue. (available at most craft stores)
*I will have several bottles with vintage doorknobs already attached available for purchase before the class as well as vintage door escutcheons, rhinestone trim, and other random embellishments)
*I will supply the wax, assorted laces, trims, twine, wire, wood plaques,
small frames, flowers, images, sheet music , a variety of embellishments as well as
many of the tools you will use.
What you will need to bring:
*Vintage Bottle (flat on at least one side) with topper attached with E-6000
****Again, I will have some to purchase if needed.
*Any additional laces, trims, bling, charms or doodads that you would like to use.
*Basic tool kit (scissors, tweezers, glue brush, small paint brush, heat tool or hairdryer
*If you would like to use soldering on this bottle (totally optional), you will need a soldering iron
and a spool of lead free solder.
****Again, I will have some to purchase if needed.
*Any additional laces, trims, bling, charms or doodads that you would like to use.
*Basic tool kit (scissors, tweezers, glue brush, small paint brush, heat tool or hairdryer
*If you would like to use soldering on this bottle (totally optional), you will need a soldering iron
and a spool of lead free solder.
*If you would like to add color to your bottle, bring some Tim Holtz alcohol inks in the color of your choice, and choose your embellishments accordingly.
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I am so happy to be teaching this class at Rusty Saturday in Phoenix.
I love teaching and we always have such a great time learning and creating together!
If you have any questions about the class please email me at valentinestudio@cox.net.
If you would like to attend the class on March 6th click the paypal button below.
3 comments:
I truly wish these could be offered online to those of us wanting to also learn but too far away.
HI Karen, Meri's sister Jen here. So nice to see you and your spot at RS the other day. This vintage bottle class looks awesome. I'm not able to make it but I hope to catch another one of your classes.
I can't wait for the class on March 6. I am looking forward to learning more from such a talented artist!
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