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Upcoming Spooky Polymer Clay Zen Garden Class, Oct 8th (Taught by Gail & Jenny in the classroom, $39))

Thu, Oct 8
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Location

2371 Kiesel Avenue · Ogden, UT

About

Need some SPOOKY or HAUNTED Zen in your life? Then join us to make polymer clay creations for a Zen Garden.

Join us for a gentle, relaxing time designing ghosts, pumpkins and tombstones out of polymer clay, including glow-in-the-dark clay. Each participant can make four characters, plus a tray, rake and sand for the finished Zen Garden.

Add-ons will also be available for purchase during class, including upgraded rakes, bigger trays, and hundreds of pre-made miniatures, rocks and other accents.

Cost: $39, including a small tray, sand, rake and four polymer creations made by you. You can upgrade your tray and rake for an additional cost. Extra items for the garden range from $3.49 to $7.99 each.

Ages: 12+. Younger kids can attend if accompanied by an adult.

When: Fri Sept 11, 5–7pm
Where: The Local Artisan Collective, 2371 Kiesel Ave, downtown Ogden, just south of the Megaplex.

Register online, in person at the shop, or over the phone. Spots are limited to 8 participants.

Cancellations more than 7 days before class receive a full refund minus a $5 cancellation fee. No refunds for cancellations less than 7 days before class. If you’re having trouble registering on a cell phone, turn it on its side. PCs or laptops seem to work best.

Call or text 801-686-5351 for more information. Free parking is available on 24th Street or in the parking garage directly behind the store.

About the instructors:

Gail Moses taught artists ages 5 to 95 in Alaska for decades in various mediums. After 40 years in the picturesque MatSu Valley, Alaska, Gail relocated to sunny Ogden, Utah, in 2018.

Jenny Venegas has always found joy in learning and creating through what many refer to as “domestic arts”—sewing, quilting, canning and embroidery, to name a few. After taking a break from her creative endeavors for many years, she’s gradually returned to her roots with her brand, Aunt GG’s, inspired by her Great-Aunts Grace and Glady. Jenny creates comforting handmade goods for the kitchen, home and patio.

Event details may change. Confirm details on the official event website.