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Woven Indian Corn
Woven Indian Corn
No squirrels will get this! Woven with space dyed and smoked reed, this sweet fall addition will brighten your space.
When: Wednesday, August 5
Instructor: Martha Chessie
Ages: Teen, Adult
Bring: Mop size bucket, sturdy scissors, pencil, tape measure, jack knife, 12 spring type clothespins, old towel.
Location: Prospect Harbor Methodist Church, 57 Main Street, Prospect Harbor, ME 04669
Flexible Tuition:
Pay It Forward Price: $145 – I am able to pay the tuition with an additional donation to support SAFA’s programs.
Full Price: $120 – I can make the price work financially.
Discount Price: $95 – (limited availability): Paying full price would be a stretch for me financially.
For All Price: $70 – (limited availability): Paying the full tuition would be a significant financial hardship.
Our goal is to make these workshops accessible to all, while maintaining sustainability of both the Arts for All Initiative and Schoodic Arts for All as a non-profit organization, as well as supporting our teaching artists by paying them fairly.
Oblong Tray and Snack Bowl
Woven Indian Corn
Make transporting your yummies to the table with this solid based basket tray and round basket with removable bowl.
When: Thursday, August 6
Instructor: Martha Chessie
Ages: Teen, Adult
Bring: Mop size bucket, sturdy scissors, tape measure, pencil, jack knife, 12 spring type clothespins, old towel.
Location: Prospect Harbor Methodist Church, 57 Main Street, Prospect Harbor, ME 04669
Flexible Tuition:
Pay It Forward Price: $180 – I am able to pay the tuition with an additional donation to support SAFA’s programs.
Full Price: $155 – I can make the price work financially.
Discount Price: $125 – (limited availability): Paying full price would be a stretch for me financially.
For All Price: $95 – (limited availability): Paying the full tuition would be a significant financial hardship.
Our goal is to make these workshops accessible to all, while maintaining sustainability of both the Arts for All Initiative and Schoodic Arts for All as a non-profit organization, as well as supporting our teaching artists by paying them fairly.