Monday, August 4

What's the Use of Stenciling?

Learn to use a Cricut cutting machine to make stencils for use in printmaking, fabric dyeing, or etching glass

By Crackerdog LLC

Date and time

Location

760 Commerce St

760 Commerce Street Tacoma, WA 98402

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 7 days before event.

About this event

Event lasts 2 hours

One of the great powers of the Cricut is how it can be used to create stencils that can help you jump out of vinyl and paper and into other creative media, like painting, fiber arts, printing, and even etching glass. This class will cover what you need to know in order to make detailed stencils from chipboard and vinyl, the technical details of cutting and using one, and how to complete a simple project using your stencil.

We will provide several prepared designs to choose from, and walk you through the complete process of cutting your chosen design on the cricut in order to complete one of two projects: a bleach-dyed fabric bandanna or an etched glass jar.

Children 7+ are welcome with a child ticket and paying adult participant. Youth ages 15+ are welcome to attend solo.

Organized by

Crackerdog LLC

Crackerdog is the mission of Gene Kemper in Tacoma, Washington to bring robot-assisted art education to the masses (in the greater South Puget Sound region)! follow us on instagram @crackerdogllc and on youtube @crackerdogger for info about upcoming classes, new retail products, and fun projects! Gene is also available to consult on projects, for private lessons, or to contract for teaching custom classes, special events, and more—reach out at www.genekemper.com or through email at fogbowlegbow@gmail.com.

For more information on our policies and procedures, including information on childcare, transportation, and accessibility, please see Genekemper.com.