BEGINNING
CERAMIC*
Beth Kemp & Hiroyuki Yasuda
An introduction to wheel throwing,
handbuilding, and glazing techniques will be
covered, with individualized instruction for
beginners or experienced. Clay (25 lbs) and
glazes provided. 18 hours of instruction.
Term pass required. 4 sections:
A. Sun, Jan 27-Mar 3 5:00p-8:00p
$58 Instructor: Kemp PLU#6001
B. Mon, Jan 28-Mar 4 3:00p-6:00p
$58 Instructor: Yasuda PLU#6002
C. Mon, Jan 28-Mar 4 6:30p-9:30p
$58 Instructor: Kemp PLU#6003
D. Wed, Jan 23-Feb 27 6:30p-9:30p
$58 Instructor: Kemp PLU#6004
CONTINUING
THROWING
Beth Kemp
Intermediate and advanced students can
increase their proficiency on the potter’s wheel
with lots of individual instruction and classroom
demonstrations. Emphasis will be on centering,
pulling, and shaping. Lids, handles, spouts, and
simple assembly will also be covered. Prior
throwing experience require Clay (25 lbs.)
and glazes provided. 18 hours of instruction.
Term pass required.
Tues, Jan 22-Feb 26 3:00p-6:00p
$58 PLU#6005
BAKU FIRING
Ralph Wilson
This special production & firing class, is fee
students with at least one term nf ceramics
experience .We will produce pottery in the first
session, bisque fire it, and then use an outdoor
Raku kiln for firing your work in the second
session. Clay, (10 lbs. recycled), glazes and
firing provided. 12 hours of instruction. Term
pass required. NOTE: Class is non-refundable.
Sat, Jan 26- Feb 2 11:00a-5:00p
$47 PLU#6007
GLAZING
TECHNIQUE*
Beth Kemp
Jazz up your ceramics by learning different
surface design methods. We will cover wax
resist, glaze layering, wax scrafitto, trailing,
tape resist and oxide decoration. Bring a few
pieces of bisqued work, ready for glazing.
All materials provided. 6 hours of instruction.
Term pass required.
Sun, Feb 17 & Feb 24 1:30p-4:30p
$28 PLU#6009
CERAMIC
FOUNTAIN*
Beth Kemp
Make your own small table fountain out of clay.
Using simple hand building techniques we will
construct a form to use with an electric water
pump. Glazing and assembly will also be cov
ered. Clay (251bs.) and glazes provided. Please
allow $20-40 for a small fountain pump (avail
able for purchase at the Craft Center). 9 hours
of instruction. Term pass required.
Wed. Jan 23-Feb 28 3:00p-6:00p
$34 PLU#6010
CERAMIC TILE*
Ralph Wilson
Discover the diversity of tile making. Additive
and subtractive processes will be explored along
with colored slips, clear glazes or a variety of
other glazes. Some clay and all glazes provided.
9 hours of instruction. Term pass required.
Sat, Jan 26-Feb 9 10:30a-1:30p
$34 PLU#6011
The University of Oregon is an equal opportunity affirmative action institution
committed to cultural diversity and in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act.
The EMU Craft Center is a comprehensive Arts Program offering well
equipped facilities and workshops in most areas of the Visual Arts. The program
is both educational and recreational, encouraging all levels of interest, from
beginning hobbyist to serious artist. Our intimate, informal workshops are
taught by accomplished artists and crafts people. The emphasis is on high
quality individual instruction designed to encourage you to pursue your creative
side. Most workshops are offered in the late afternoon or evening to fit your
class or work schedule. We also offer $5 introductory workshops (see back
page for listing). So, if you have an interest in art, or a favorite hobby, the EMU
Craft Center at the University of Oregon is for you.
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• Ceramics area with high-fire capabilities
• Photo darkrooms equippecLfor B&W
or color printing
• Metalsmithing for casting & fabrication
• A supervised woodshop equipped
with power tools
• Facilities for silkscreen & fabric dyeing
• Tool rentals for UO students and
Craft Center term pass holders
• Stained glass, fused glass
• Bike repair tools
• Hand tools for woodworking
• Books and periodicals
• How-to videos
• Sewing, Weaving, & Fiber Studios
• Storage lockers for pass holders:
sm.$4.00, lg. $5.00 per term
ITUMO FACILITIES
Registration begins Nov 29,10:00am
I ItUlWMi
(LAY KUUTUH |
Frank Gosar
Explore your imagination through clay. Learn meth
ods of clay construction such as coil, slab building,
carving, and additive/subtractive techniques. Clay
(25 lbs.) and glazes provided. 18 hours of
instruction. Term pass required.
Tues, Jan 22-Feb 26 6:30p-9:30p
$55 PLU#6008
WOOD CARVING
Peter Evonuk
Learn wood relief or sculptural carving using solid
wood, basic hand tools, gouges, and mallets. Wood
selection, tool safety, sharpening, carving tech
niques and finishing will be covered. Wood and some
basic tools provided. 18 hours of instruction.
Term pass required.
Sun, Jan 27-Mar 3 1:00p-4:00p
$53 PLU#6091
WHOLE BIKE HEALTH
Rod Bautista & Riley Holmes
Overhaul bearing sets, adjust gears and brakes, add
true your wheels. Bring your bicycle to each class,
and wear grubby clothes. $5 for replacement bear
ings. 15 hours of instruction. 2 sections offered:;
A. Mon, Jan 28-Mar 4
(Holmes)
$43 w/term pass
$48 w/out term pass
B. Tues, Jan 22-Feb 26
(Bautista)
$43 w/term pass
$48 w/out term pass
6:30p-9:00p
PLU#6084
PLU#6085
6:30p-9:00p
PLU#6086
PLU#6087
JEWELRY !
Peter Evonuk & Staff
These beginning classes explore techniques to
complete many jewelry pieces. Section “A”
focuses on Casting, using wax work, design,
investing, & model burnout. Emphasis is on
Fabrication for section “B”, including: cutting,
filing, soldering, & design. 21 hours of
instruction. Term pass required. Two sections:
A. Mon, Jan 28-Mar 11 6:30p-9:30p
$59 Instructor: Staff PLU#6034
B. Wed, Jan 16-Feb 27 6:30p-9:30p
$59 Instructor: Evonuk PLU#6035
Peter Evonuk
Make a simple silver ring in a day. The basics of
soldering, shaping, and sizing will be covered.
3 hours of instruction. Term pass required.
*ILVBR RING*
Sat, Feb 23
$20
10:30a-1:30p
PLU#6102
ENAMELING
Jai Williams
| Learn traditional glass enameling techniques that
can be applied to copper or silver. Several small
sample pieces may be completed during class
time. Bring ideas. Some materials provided.
9 hours of instruction. Term pass required.
Thtir, Feb 14-Feb 28 6:30p 9:30p
| $40 PLU#6041
CONTINUING
CASTING
i Jai Williams
This class will cover advanced techniques in
jewelry casting. We’ll fabricate a basic metal
framework and then create sculptural wax forms
to castas a single unit. Advanced carving and wax
properties will be discussed. Knowledge of basic
fabrication and casting is required. 21 hours of
instruction. Term pass required.
Tues, Jan 15-Feb 26 6:30-9:30pm
$59 PLU#6037
INBD QUILTING
Trina Duhaime
Classic quilt patterns and piecing techniques
will be combined to produce a traditional quilt
quickly. The first class will include discussions
of patterns, color, sizes, and fabric require
ments. Outside sewing time may be necessary
to complete your quilt. 15 hours of instruction.
Term pass required.
Mon, Jan 28-Mar 4 6:30p-9:00p
$48 PLU#6015
SPINNING
Barb Singer
We’ll start with a lesson on the properties of
wool including types, cleaning and. carding.
You’ll then learn to spin yarn using natural &
synthetic dyed wool & other fibers. We’ll begin,
with a traditional drop spindle, & then move to
the spinning wheel. Term pass required.
10 hours of instruction.
Wed, Feb 12-Mar S 6:00p~8:30p
$40 PLU#6018
HONEYSUCKLE
BASKETS
Donna Crispin
Discover the basics of basket weaving and
create a rustic yet graceful woven honey suckle
utensil basket to grace your home. Materials
provided. 4 hours of instruction.
Sun, Jan 27 12:30p-4:30p
$21 w/term pass PLU#6022
$26 w/out term pass PLU#6023
ARASHI SHIBORI
Susan Ogawa
Explore the traditional Japanese art of Arashi
“pole wrap" resist dyeing, with combinations
of pleating, ruching , and folding fabric onto
poles, then dyeing with fiber reactive dyes.
Some materials provided. Extra scarves
available for purchase. 8 hours of instruction.
Term pass required.
Sun, Feb 3 & Feb 10 3:00p-7:00p
$30 PLU#6029
FIBER!
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IEWINC
Trina Duhafme
Take advantage of this four session sewing
class for intermediate sewers. This indepeni
dent study workshop is designed to guide and
assist sewers on their own projects. Some
sewing experience is required. Basic pattern
use and Serger operation will be covered.
Students supply own materials. 12 hours of
instruction.
Sun, Feb 17-Mar 3 5:00p-8:00p
$36 PLU#6017
KNITTING
Barb Singer
Knitting is an ideal way to relax while creating
beautiful and useful garments or throws.
Students learn the fundamentals of knitting to
complete a simple project. Needles & some
yarn included. 10 hours of instruction.
Wed, Jan 23-Feb 13 6:00p-8:30p
$42 w/term pass PLU#6026
$47 w/out term pass PLU#6027
WILLOW TRAY
Donna Crispin
Weave a beautiful and useful tray for bread and
cheese. This wild willow tray will be perfect to
display at your next party, or to give away as
a special handmade gift. Materials and fuh
provided. 3 hours of instruction.
Sun, Feb 24 1:00p-4:00p |
$21 w/term pass PLU#6100
$26 w/out term pass PLU#6101
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Trina Duhaime
Outfit yourself for the art studio & start
sewing. Learn basic machine operation &
garment construction while making an apron.
9 hours of instruction.
Sun, Jan 27-Feb 10 5:00p-8:00p
$28 PLU#6016