Fabric Painting
with Robbie Berg

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December 5th
12pm-4pm

Member: $65
Non-member: $75
Ages 18+
Class minimum: 3
Class maximum: 8

Materials fee (Paid directly to instructor upon arrival): $15

All skill levels welcome, this is an introductory class.

Learn to Fabric Paint with Robbie Berg! Have you ever wanted to explore the art of fabric painting? Now’s your chance. In this beginner workshop, Robbie will be guiding you through the many tricks and techniques to learn the art of painting on fabric. Students will be exploring two different mediums, learning to use both watercolor crayons and Inktense pencils. Robbie will show you how to prepare and paint on your fabric, and show you all the ways in which you can beautifully blend your colors. She will also be showing students how to set the fabric paint for beautiful, permanent results. 

Materials provided by instructor: All materials are provided by instructor, which include: fabric and all paint mediums, crayons, and Inktense pencils. 

About Robbie Berg: Robbie Berg is a newly minted “artist”. There is not a media she doesn't like working with. Fabric and wood call to her the loudest. A quilter since 2005, Robbie uses fiber and fabric in many ways to create traditional and non-traditional quilts. She won the President's Choice award for her Mariner's Compass quilt in 2016. She was also awarded blue and red ribbons at the Clark County Fair in Clark County Washington in 2014. A life-long learner and teacher, Robbie has been teaching quilting and fiber classes for ten years. Robbie also an avid collector of vintage sewing machines and has refurbished several Singer Featherweights and cases. Her retirement in 2020 has allowed her to expand to teach technical classes on effective ways to quilt and create with sewing machines. Her fiber and wood art are featured at two art galleries in Lake Oswego and Yachats, Oregon.

Class COVID-19 policy: There are no COVID-19 restrictions for this class. Please do not come to class if you are feeling sick, and it is always advised to wear a mask if you are comfortable doing so.