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Beginning to Intermediate Pastel
Date: Sunday, Mar 15 - Saturday, Mar 21, 2020
Subject: Painting
Instructor: Carolyn Molder
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Discover the vibrant colors and subtle shades possible with soft pastels. Learn the fundamentals of working with soft pastel through step-by-step instruction in materials, techniques, composition, color, and care and handling of a pastel painting. Paint an old rural barn or landscape from a photograph; most of all, have fun creating! No experience required.

Tuition: $630.00

To register for this class, please call 1-800-365-5724.

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Deposit: A deposit of $150.00 will be due upon checkout to hold your seat in this class.



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Spinning, Dyeing
Martha Owen 		From Sheep to Shawl... Sunday, Mar 15 - Saturday, Mar 21, 2020
Jewelry
Barbara Joiner 		Unfinished Business Sunday, Mar 15 - Saturday, Mar 21, 2020
Woodturning
Charles Watson 		Hollow Forms & Lidded Vessels Sunday, Mar 15 - Saturday, Mar 21, 2020
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Charity Hall 		Drawing & Painting in Enamels Sunday, Mar 15 - Saturday, Mar 21, 2020
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Pam Howard 		Beginning Weaving 101 Sunday, Mar 15 - Saturday, Mar 21, 2020
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Jeff Furman 		Mountain Dulcimer - Playing Beyond the Notes Sunday, Mar 15 - Saturday, Mar 21, 2020
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Carolyn Molder 		Beginning to Intermediate Pastel Sunday, Mar 15 - Saturday, Mar 21, 2020


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WITHDRAWAL AND CANCELLATION POLICY
Because of registration costs and other services, including faculty contracts, material acquisitions and housing arrangements, the Folk School is required to charge cancellation fees to students who change their itineraries.
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