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Build a "Democratic Chair" with Hand Tools
$660

Full

Woodworking
Brasstown
Week (Sunday-Friday)
Ages
18yr+
Oct
1
Sun
-
Oct
6
Fri
PM
03:00
-
PM
12:00
Schedule Type Title: Every Day of the Week
Schedule Description: Daily
Program Area: Woodworking
Instructor: Tyler Rogers
Studio/Location: Woodworking Studio
Student Materials: Please bring the following: • Comfortable eye and ear protection (the studio can also provide loaners) • Long pants and closed-toe shoes to be worn in the shop Tools: No tools are required for this class, however you are encouraged to bring your own if you already possess anything on the list below. Be sure to clearly mark your tools to encourage their safe return. The studio will provide any tools you don't have for you to use in making your chair. We will discuss finding and purchasing desirable tools in the class. • Drawknife • Spokeshave • Scorp/Inshave • Marking gauge • Reamer • Try Square • Bit Brace and Auger Bits (3/8, 1/2, 11/16 and 5/8 bits) • Handsaw • Bench Chisel (1”) Estimated Materials Fee Paid to Instructor: $350
School Materials: Please specify if specific types are needed: - Glue - Sandpaper - Finish
Instructor Materials: -All blanks needed for chair parts. -Chair plans (if needed). -Templates for the layout of parts.
Equipment Needs: Woodworking Studio (shave horses, Drawknives)
Skill Level: All
Materials Fees: $350
Woodworking Studio
1 FOLK SCHOOL RD
BRASSTOWN, NC 28902
Description

Build a “democratic chair,” a handsome, Windsor-style chair designed by Curtis Buchanan to be constructed with the use of hand tools alone. Students will practice basic chairmaking techniques, using a small kit of hand tools to split parts from a log, shape legs and spindles, drill mortises, carve the seat, and assemble the chair. This project is intended to build skills and confidence in using affordable hand tools to produce refined furniture with a handcrafted look. All levels welcome. Note..

CANCELLED: Cherokee Beading
$660

Full

Beadwork
Brasstown
Week (Sunday-Friday)
Ages
18yr+
Oct
1
Sun
-
Oct
6
Fri
PM
03:00
-
PM
12:00
Schedule Type Title: Every Day of the Week
Schedule Description: Daily
Program Area: Beadwork
Instructor: Betty Maney
Studio/Location: Weaving Studio
Student Materials: Please bring the following: - If extra lighting is needed by individual participant, a small desk light or magnifiers would be helpful. ESTIMATED INSTRUCTOR MATERIALS FEE: $100-$125 for all supplies
Instructor Materials: Thread, beading needles, findings, #12 seed beads, and beading trays.
Equipment Needs: - Tables & chairs
Skill Level: All
Materials Fees: $100-$125
Canceled Date, Canceled Reason, Canceled By: 9/5/2023, Low Enrollment KZ
Weaving Studio
1 FOLK SCHOOL RD
BRASSTOWN, NC 28902
Description

Spend the week beading a beautiful rope necklace and a bracelet using the traditional Native American peyote stitch. If time allows, students will also learn the brick stitch and incorporate it into a pair of earrings or a diamond-shaped pendant. No experience necessary; some familiarity with using seed beads and myuki delica seed beads, as well as experience with peyote and brick stitch, may be helpful. Note: materials fee may exceed $100.

Cloisonné Enamel and Haiku
$660

Full

Enameling
Brasstown
Week (Sunday-Friday)
Ages
18yr+
Oct
1
Sun
-
Oct
6
Fri
PM
03:00
-
PM
12:00
Schedule Type Title: Every Day of the Week
Schedule Description: Daily
Program Area: Enameling, Writing
Instructor: Harlan Butt
Studio/Location: Enameling Studio
Student Materials: Please bring the following: - Wear cotton clothing only, and closed-toe shoes - no sandals Some enamels may contain small amounts of hazardous materials. It is recommended to use a particle dust mask (3M #8233 or rated equivalent). The mask can be purchased from Rio Grande, item #201-654 (1-800-545-6566 or www.riogrande.com). You may also find them at your local hardware store. The Folk School has all the tools needed, but students are responsible for replacement cost of any broken or lost tools. Any classes requiring etchants or fuels, such as MAPP gas or acetylene, will be charged a fee for the amount used. 1 - #0 red sable brush (or similar brush) Eye magnification Apron, useful for keeping enamel off clothing 1 - dust mask 1 - pack or box of tissues (no lotion) 1 - small sketch book for drawing and writing haiku INSTRUCTOR'S MATERIALS FEE: $40.00 optional for jig per student TOTAL ESTIMATED FEE: $60-$120 (may vary based on prices at class time)
School Materials: 6x6 sheet of mica per student Scotch brite pads Condiment cups and lids Tracing paper Hand towels 7 dozen sawblades 2/0 or 3/0 and sawframes Cloissone wire from Rio Grande 36 or 38 ga. 8 ft per student 60 and 400 grit abrasive pads, 3-4 of each Transparent and opaque enamels 3 sheets of ginbari silver foil from Enamel Art Supply per student 1 gal. Kyr-fire 1 pint Scalex 1 carton Comet, Ajax type cleanser 3-4 gallons distilled water 2 new brass brushes Preval sprayers
Instructor Materials: 1 per student copper cup 1-2 per student 2"copper square 1 per student wire bending jig (optional purchase after workshop)
Equipment Needs: Enameling Studio 2 brass brushes (clean) 3 Preval aerosal sprayers or air compressor for airbrush pickle pot & copper tongs 1 per student jeweler saws
Skill Level: Intermediate
Materials Fees: $60-$120
Enameling Studio
1 FOLK SCHOOL RD
BRASSTOWN, NC 28902
Description

Cloisonné enameling is essentially drawing with wires and filling in around them with glass. The designs can be simple or complex. Learn how to use a special jig for forming repetitive shapes in cloisonné. Like cloisonné, haiku poems allow us to find creativity from structure. Alongside enameling, we’ll compose haiku poems as a means to focus, relax, and foster a sense of community. All levels welcome; basic metalsmithing/jewelry and enameling skills may be helpful. Note: Materials fee ...

Fall in Love with Paper Quilling
$660

Full

Paper Art
Brasstown
Week (Sunday-Friday)
Ages
18yr+
Oct
1
Sun
-
Oct
6
Fri
PM
03:00
-
PM
12:00
Schedule Type Title: Every Day of the Week
Schedule Description: Daily
Program Area: Paper Art
Instructor: Jan Yoshioka
Studio/Location: Book & Paper Arts Studio
Student Materials: Please bring the following: - Small cuticle scissors - Pencil with good eraser - Double-sided tape - Small bottle of white glue (i.e., Elmers) - Wax paper to use as a work surface - Tweezers - Handful of straight pins and toothpicks (no more than 20 of each are needed) - Ruler (optional - there are some metal rulers in the studio) - Folder &/or shoebox to hold materials & projects - Embellishments for your projects, such as ribbons, pearls, and gel pens or tools such as paper punches and scissors that cut a decorative edge (used in scrapbooking). The instructor will provide embellishments for class use, but it's fun to add some of your own. If you have your own quilling tools (needle & slotted tools) and quilling paper, feel free to bring them. Otherwise, they will be provided by the instructor, covered within the fee below. ESTIMATED ADDITIONAL MATERIALS FEE: $50 for supplies provided by the instructor (quilling paper, graph paper, tools, cardstock, embellishments, cork board, and printed instructions)
School Materials: - Paper towels
Instructor Materials: Quilling paper - Graph paper - Cardstock - Mats - Embellishments - Cork board - Needle & slotted tools - Book - Printed instructions/charts
Equipment Needs: Book & Paper Arts Studio - Cutting mats - Scissors - Bone folders - Metal rulers
Skill Level: All levels
Materials Fees: $50
Book & Paper Arts Studio
1 FOLK SCHOOL RD
BRASSTOWN, NC 28902
Description

Celebrate the fall season by exploring an intriguing form of paper art. Explore the many ways to use quilling in your artistic practice, and then apply your curiosity, enthusiasm, and imagination to projects of all levels. Design and create quilled cards, 3-D figures, ornaments, heirloom gifts, and more. Students must possess manual dexterity and the ability to work in small detail. All levels welcome.

Fly Tying and Fishing
$660

Full

Nature Studies
Brasstown
Week (Sunday-Friday)
Ages
18yr+
Oct
1
Sun
-
Oct
6
Fri
PM
03:00
-
PM
12:00
Schedule Type Title: Every Day of the Week
Schedule Description: Daily
Program Area: Nature Studies
Instructor: Bobby Hand
Studio/Location: Lower Keith House
Student Materials: You'll need the following: - A North Carolina fishing license plus trout stamp. You can purchase over the internet in advance at www.ncwildlife.org. Non-residents can expect to pay $17 for a 10-day State Inland fishing license and $10 for the Special Trout Fishing Privilege stamp. Residents may choose to purchase a one-year license, which is more cost effective. Please bring: - Rod (5-6 weight and 8-9' feet long) & reel - Any other personal fly-fishing equipment you may own - Chest-high waders/waterproof boots - Shirts that are earthtone colors (tan, brown, green are best) - Fly-fishing vest, if you have one - Hat with brim (baseball cap is fine) - earthtone color - Polarized sunglasses, amber color - Several pair of thick, warm socks - Rain gear - Wading staff - Sunscreen & insect repellent - Any specific medications you may require (allergy meds, bee sting kit, etc.). We will have a basic first-aid kit. INSTRUCTOR'S MATERIALS FEE: Not to exceed $25 per student for hooks, feathers, synthetic materials, glue, and other materials to tie flies, along with nippers, floatant, etc. FOLK SCHOOL MATERIALS FEE: $20 fee for National Forest Access TOTAL ESTIMATED MATERIALS FEE: $45
School Materials: ***The Folk School has a USFS Special-use Permit. Please contact the Programs Department to obtain a copy for use during your session.*** MATERIALS Will need vehicle Will need bag lunches. Coordinate with DH 3 weeks out.
Instructor Materials: - Fly-tying equipment - vises, scissors, etc. - Hooks, thread and other materials (included in fee) - Flies, leaders, floatant, nippers, and other items for sale at reasonable prices.
Equipment Needs: Quilting Studio if possible - Workbenches & stools - Ott lights or LED task lights - Folk School SUV for fishing field trips
Skill Level: All
Materials Fees: $45
Lower Keith House
1 FOLK SCHOOL RD
BRASSTOWN, NC 28902
Description

Successful fly fishing starts before casting a line--studying stream entomology to identify insects and tying flies to replicate natural specimens. Learn to tie nymphs, dry flies, attractors, and streamers. Plan to spend two days on the water, using and presenting specific patterns to maximize the chances of catching a fish's interest. A North Carolina fishing license with trout stamp is required, along with mobility and good balance.

From Harvest to Loaf: Great Grains
$660

Full

Cooking
Brasstown
Week (Sunday-Friday)
Ages
18yr+
Oct
1
Sun
-
Oct
6
Fri
PM
03:00
-
PM
12:00
Schedule Type Title: Every Day of the Week
Schedule Description: Daily
Program Area: Cooking
Instructor: Jon McDonald
Studio/Location: Cooking Studio
Student Materials: Please bring the following: - Notebook & pen - Closed-toed shoes - 3-5 quart cast iron pot (like a Le Creuset) for baking - Any other interesting baking tools you care to use (bannetons, molds, brotforms, etc). Note that this is not required. We will have everything else you need. ESTIMATED ADDITIONAL MATERIALS FEE: $100 per student for ingredients other than pantry staples, which are provided in the studio Please keep in mind that changing prices may increase the cost of materials.
School Materials: Cooking Studio is stocked with a certain amount of pantry staples and spices. Go to https://bit.ly/jccfs-pantry for the current list. Depending on the season, certain items may be available from the Folk School gardens. Contact Susannah for more information.
Instructor Materials: All baking ingredients (flour, grains, etc.) A small Mockmill for milling grains in class Various molds and baskets for proofing Various small-wares useful for baking bread Sourdough starters
Equipment Needs: The Cooking Studio appliances include: five stovetops (some gas, some electric), four commercial convection ovens, a dishwasher, commercial refrigerator, freezer, and a sanitizer. Access to a hearth and two wood-fired ovens (one indoor, one outdoor) is available upon request. Go to https://bit.ly/jccfs_cooking_studio for the updated equipment inventory and let us know if anything in particular is needed for your class.
Skill Level: All
Materials Fees: $100
Cooking Studio
1 FOLK SCHOOL RD
BRASSTOWN, NC 28902
Description

Learn to bake bread using freshly milled whole grains and natural sourdough starters. Explore how to use grains such as spelt, einkorn, rye, and others to create delicious breads from a wide spectrum of baking traditions. Gain a firm foundation in bread baking principles and techniques, giving you the tools and confidence to make your own nutritious, whole grain sourdoughs at home. Note: materials fee may exceed $100.

Identifying and Journaling Trees
$660

Full

Drawing
Brasstown
Week (Sunday-Friday)
Ages
18yr+
Oct
1
Sun
-
Oct
6
Fri
PM
03:00
-
PM
12:00
Schedule Type Title: Every Day of the Week
Schedule Description: Daily
Program Area: Drawing, Painting, Nature Studies
Instructor: Carol Parks & Sue Dolamore
Studio/Location: Painting Studio
Student Materials: Materials list: -Watercolor sketchbook: 5” x 8.5” or 9” x 7” such as Moleskine book bound watercolor sketchbook. -A few pieces of cold press watercolor paper for practice. -Watercolors: Pan set of artist grade watercolors; at least 8 colors including yellow, blue, red and black or near black such as, Cheap Joe’s Voyager 12 color pan set, or tube watercolors and a small portable palette. -Brushes: several good quality round #2, 4, 6, 8 and one flat ½” such as Silver Black Velvet or Princeton Aqua elite. -Pencil: mechanical #2 lead pencil or HB artist’s pencil with small sharpener -Pens: Sakura Pigma Micron pens or similar waterfast permanent liner pens in several tip sizes. -Collapsible artist’s cup -Small triangle ruler for measuring items and creating lines -Eraser: Cheap Joe’s extra soft eraser (white) or similar or a kneaded eraser -Small pack or tote to carry supplies around We will be outdoors half of every day, so bring weather-appropriate clothing: a spare pair of walking shoes, and anything else you need to work comfortably outdoors, such as a hat, insect repellent, and a water bottle. Optional items, useful, but not essential: - A 5-10x hand lens (available for purchase from instructors) - Binoculars - Camera - Helpful book: Native Trees of the Southeast: An Identification Guide by Kirkman, Brown, & Leopold. ESTIMATED ADDITIONAL MATERIALS FEE: $5 for materials provided by instructors. Optional fees, approximately $25 for supplies available for purchase from instructors. Contact the instructors with questions about supplies: Sue Dolamore, suedolamore@aol.com or Carol Parks,carol.parks0172@gmail.com
Instructor Materials: - Handouts - Some supplies to loan, or for sale: approximately $5.00 - Some hard to find tools materials will be available.
Equipment Needs: Painting Studio - Table & chair for each student, 2 tables for each instructor, plus 4 extra tables for display of tree-related materials and reference materials -Trash can at each student's and each instructor's table - Moveable dry erase board -Flip chart
Skill Level: Intermediate
Materials Fees: $5-$30
Painting Studio
1 FOLK SCHOOL RD
BRASSTOWN, NC 28902
Description

Enjoy the complementary joys of art and nature. Spend the mornings walking around the gorgeous Folk School campus as we learn to identify and appreciate local trees. In the afternoons, return to the studio to sketch those trees and their features in pen and ink and enhance your sketches with watercolor. Students with prior drawing experience will get the most out of this class.

Metal, Fire, Earth, Water, and Wood
$660

Full

Jewelry
Brasstown
Week (Sunday-Friday)
Ages
18yr+
Oct
1
Sun
-
Oct
6
Fri
PM
03:00
-
PM
12:00
Schedule Type Title: Every Day of the Week
Schedule Description: Daily
Program Area: Jewelry
Instructor: Kathryn Osgood & Joel Proper
Studio/Location: Jewelry Studio
Student Materials: Please bring: - 1 or 2 terrycloth old hand towels - A magnifying device, such as an OptiVISOR or reading glasses, may be helpful for detail work. - Safety glasses. (If you wear glasses, try 3M Eyeglass Protectors, #47030, that fit comfortably over glasses -- available at building-supply stores.) Safety glasses are also available in the studio, if needed. - It is recommended to use a particle dust mask (3M #8233 or rated equivalent) when using a polisher and grinder in the Jewelry studio. The mask can be purchased from Rio Grande, item #201-654 (1-800-545-6566 or www.riogrande.com). You may also find them at your local hardware store. - Black, fine-point Sharpie pen - Notebook and pen - Something to tie your hair back with, if applicable - Apron or old clothes, recommended - Non-flammable clothing and close-toed shoes, recommended Please list anything else students should bring, as needed: ESTIMATED ADDITIONAL MATERIALS FEE: $40-$90
School Materials: - Fuel
Instructor Materials: Copper, brass, and sterling silver sheet Copper and sterling silver wire Fine silver bezel wire Assorted gemstones
Equipment Needs: Jewelry Studio - Torches, student tool kits, soldering supplies, saws, and other basic metalworking equipment. - Large screen TV monitor with internet access for projecting demonstrations
Skill Level: All
Materials Fees: $40-$90
Jewelry Studio
1 FOLK SCHOOL RD
BRASSTOWN, NC 28902
Description

Discover the key elements of designing and creating jewelry pieces with stone settings. Discuss the special properties of gemstones (with a possible visit to a local mine), then design and create jewelry pieces to incorporate the ones that speak to you. Explore a variety of stone setting techniques including bezel setting, tab setting, and prong setting as you complete several finished pieces. All levels welcome.

Mosaic Basics
$660

Full

Stone, Sculpture & Mosaics
Brasstown
Week (Sunday-Friday)
Ages
18yr+
Oct
1
Sun
-
Oct
6
Fri
PM
03:00
-
PM
12:00
Schedule Type Title: Every Day of the Week
Schedule Description: Daily
Program Area: Mosaics
Instructor: Jeannette Brossart
Studio/Location: Clay Studio
Student Materials: Please bring the following: - A design idea for your plaque - Protective eyewear - Dust mask will be provided for mixing grout, or you may bring your own - Rubber gloves - Closed-toe shoes only (no sandals) - Work apron/smock or clothing you can get dirty - Professional tile nippers (less than $20 at craft or hardware stores) - instructor will have some to borrow - Inexpensive tweezers - Drawing paper or sketch pad - Pencil/eraser - Black medium-tip marker - Ziploc sandwich bags (Any brand will do. Several in different sizes are a good idea.) - Shoe box or container for supplies - Empty, clean plastic tub with lid (like a margarine tub) - disposable gloves for grout Optional: - Colored pencils - Markers or crayons (to plan design) ESTIMATED ADDITIONAL MATERIALS FEE: $100 for a wooden base, mosaic tesserae (glass, ceramic, etc.), adhesive, grout, and informational handouts provided by the instructor
School Materials: - A big pile of Newspaper please for grouting - Masking tape - Paper towels - Clean, soft rags, if any are available - Rubber gloves, for those who don't bring them - Dust masks, for those who need them
Instructor Materials: Handouts on terms, techniques and brief history of mosaic arts - Wooden base for each student - Transfer paper - Adhesive - mosaic tesserae (glass, ceramic, etc.) - Grout - Disposable mixing containers/utensils
Equipment Needs: Clay Studio - large table/risers and a chair for students (ideally 1 student per table) - 1 table for demonstrations - 1 table or countertop for supplies/examples - Wet/dry vacuum and broom/dustpans would be helpful for clean-up
Skill Level: All
Materials Fees: $100
Clay Studio
1 FOLK SCHOOL RD
BRASSTOWN, NC 28902
Description

Use traditional techniques to complete an indoor mosaic, approximately 12- by 12-inches. Create a full-sized drawing of the mosaic (known as a cartoon), then hand-cut and apply mosaic tesserae (glass, ceramic, and more) in the direct method to enhance your design. Mix and apply grout and add finishing touches to turn your piece into a wall hanging or trivet. No experience required, but moderate hand strength is needed. Note: materials fee may exceed $100.

Southern Clawhammer Banjo
$660

Full

Music
Brasstown
Week (Sunday-Friday)
Ages
18yr+
Oct
1
Sun
-
Oct
6
Fri
PM
03:00
-
PM
12:00
Schedule Type Title: Every Day of the Week
Schedule Description: Daily
Program Area: Music
Instructor: Riley Baugus
Studio/Location: Music Studio
Student Materials: Please bring the following: - 5-string banjo in playable condition - Extra banjo strings - Banjo capo - Tuner - Recording device of choice (optional) - Reusable water bottle/coffee cup No additional materials fee.
School Materials: Copies?
Instructor Materials: Knowledge of history and playing techniques of the clawhammer style of banjo. Possibly handouts covering basic knowledge and information, as well as simply tablature.
Equipment Needs: Music Studio - Chairs without arms - Music stands - Flipchart & markers - Music stands - Flipchart & markers
Skill Level: All
Materials Fees: None
Music Studio
1 FOLK SCHOOL RD
BRASSTOWN, NC 28902
Description

Gain a hands-on appreciation of the clawhammer style of banjo while playing with a North Carolina native and master of the craft. Learn up close and by ear, approaching rhythm, clear tone, and a set of great traditional melodies, note by note. Benefit from the explanation of tunes, listening sessions, and traditional techniques with cultural context. Bring a 5-string banjo; some previous familiarity with the instrument will further your experience in class.

Turning Green Wood
$660

Full

Woodturning
Brasstown
Week (Sunday-Friday)
Ages
18yr+
Oct
1
Sun
-
Oct
6
Fri
PM
03:00
-
PM
12:00
Schedule Type Title: Every Day of the Week
Schedule Description: Daily
Program Area: Woodturning
Instructor: Guy Griswold & Joe Dickey
Studio/Location: Woodturning Studio
Student Materials: Please note/bring these IMPORTANT ITEMS FOR YOUR SAFETY: • Wear closed-toe shoes only. • No loose, flowing clothing. • Long hair must be tied back. • No jewelry on hands/arms while turning. • Safety glasses &/or face shields are to be worn while turning. These are available at each turning station, or you may bring your own. • Dust masks are available in the studio -- or if you prefer, bring your own dust shield. • Ear plugs are also available in the studio -- or bring your own hearing protection of choice. Tools: • Each turning station has a PowerMatic 3520C lathe, large/small chucks, and all necessary lathe equipment. Student tool rolls are available for your use. If you prefer, you may bring your own. (Label all personal tools with your name or initials.) Estimated Materials Fee: $65-$75
School Materials: (Contact Gabe Strand, Wood Studio Coordinator, to determine materials needed from the Folk School and edit list below. gabe@folkschool.org) Re: Green wood -- Logs will be 10" to 12" in diameter by 6 ft. long. We do not carry anything larger. Diameters of 6" to 8" can be had, but should be requested 4 weeks before class. Wood variety includes maple, cherry, sassafras, sourwood, sycamore, etc. No Walnut, as many are allergic to the dust. Please tell us how many logs you would require for 8 students. Will require 4-5 logs. Re: Dry wood -- Only 2x12" poplar is standardly available -- stacked on the floor in the supply room. Some 3x3x30" maple/cherry is available. If you require other dry wood, you will need to bring it and charge a material fee to students. Glue, sandpaper, & finish are provided.
Instructor Materials: The instructors will bring their own tools for students to experience as well as some materials for embellishment and finishing.
Equipment Needs: Woodturning Studio
Skill Level: All levels
Materials Fees: $65-$75
Woodturning Studio
1 FOLK SCHOOL RD
BRASSTOWN, NC 28902
Description

Green wood from a freshly cut tree is an almost limitless source for woodturners. Learn everything you need to know about turning and re-turning green wood; discover the sources of wood for turning and the process of preparing a wood blank, and experience turning the blank into bowls. Beginners will learn lathe basics and best practices for tool sharpening. Experienced turners can explore and troubleshoot more advanced techniques. All levels welcome.

Watercolor Paper Basketry
$660

Full

Basketry
Brasstown
Week (Sunday-Friday)
Ages
18yr+
Oct
1
Sun
-
Oct
6
Fri
PM
03:00
-
PM
12:00
Schedule Type Title: Every Day of the Week
Schedule Description: Daily
Program Area: Basketry, Paper Art, Painting
Instructor: Nancy Hinds
Studio/Location: Rock Room
Student Materials: Please bring the following: - Small, sharp scissors with pointed tips. (Fiskars Softouch spring-loaded snips are recommended.) - 12" ruler - 36 mini alligator clips with no teeth. (Can be ordered by the instructor with advance notice) - Small hammer (a tack hammer is fine) - Pencil & scratch paper for notes - Colorful cereal or cracker box, at least 9" tall - Paint apron - Optional: Acrylic paint and beads in specific colors that you want to use. (Can be inexpensive brand paints or plastic beads.) The instructor will be bringing a wide variety of paints and beads, as well. ESTIMATED ADDITIONAL MATERIALS FEE: $30 - $40 for watercolor paper, acrylic paints, waxed linen thread, glue, varnish, and other supplies provided by the instructor
School Materials: - Newspaper (to protect tables from pain and varnish)
Instructor Materials: Push pins - Mini Alligator Clips, if ordered in advance - Basket molds and bases - Acrylic paints - Waxed linen thread - Watercolor paper - Sewing needles - Permanent markers - varnish - Plastic paint mixing plates - White glue - Pasta cutter for stripping paper - Small hammer - paint brushes - Rotary cutter, mat and ruler
Equipment Needs: - C clamps - Large cutting mat -Iron
Skill Level: All levels
Materials Fees: $30-$40
Rock Room
1 Folk School Rd
Brasstown, NC 28902
Description

Paint, strip, and weave watercolor paper into amazing, colorful baskets. Working with wooden molds or by hand, students will create several baskets in a variety of sizes and shapes. Beginners will learn simple construction methods and weaving techniques; experienced basket weavers can benefit from exploring new approaches.

Where Did You Get Your Hat?
$660

Full

Knitting & Crochet
Brasstown
Week (Sunday-Friday)
Ages
18yr+
Oct
1
Sun
-
Oct
6
Fri
PM
03:00
-
PM
12:00
Schedule Type Title: Every Day of the Week
Schedule Description: Daily
Program Area: Knitting
Instructor: Emolyn Liden
Studio/Location: Wet Room
Student Materials: Please bring the following: - any yarn you are excited to use - knitting needles IF you already have them - 16" circular and matching sized double pointed needles - sewing-up needle for yarn - scissors - measuring tape - notebook ESTIMATED ADDITIONAL MATERIALS FEE: $20-50 depending on if the student would like to purchase yarn and needles from instructor.
School Materials: Studio, books for ideas and inspiration, extra needles, ball winders
Instructor Materials: assortment of yarns and needles - knitting reference books - patterns
Equipment Needs: Wet Room - standard equipment
Skill Level: Intermediate
Materials Fees: $20-$50
Wet Room
1 Folk School Rd
Brasstown, NC 28902
Description

Join this exciting and colorful class and learn elements of hat design. Explore and choose yarn as you would colors on a painter’s palette and discuss how to use different fibers to achieve your design goals. We will examine tensioning techniques, choosing and combining stitches to create texture, and multiple ways to decrease the crown/top of the hat. Learn about stitches per inch and focus on how to make hats that fit. Basic knitting skills required.

Wild Words
$660

Full

Writing
Brasstown
Week (Sunday-Friday)
Ages
18yr+
Oct
1
Sun
-
Oct
6
Fri
PM
03:00
-
PM
12:00
Schedule Type Title: Every Day of the Week
Schedule Description: Daily
Program Area: Writing
Instructor: Victoria Rose
Studio/Location: Harvest Room
Student Materials: Please bring your writing tools: - Journal - Craft supplies - cloth for prayer flags, paper for note cards, photos to be used for projects - Paper - Pen/pencils/markers - Laptop computer, if desired - Writing in progress - Yoga Mat - Students are welcome to bring a work-in-progress (thumb drive, hard copy, laptop), but it is not a requirement. A new project can be started in class. The Folk School has a computer lab equipped with 4 rather new Macs with Microsoft Word for shared student use, along with a printer/copier with wi-fi connection. If you plan to use a school computer, you must bring a storage device (flash drive) to save your work. If you prefer to bring your laptop, you may (especially if you're used to PCs vs. Macs). Please have complete knowledge on how to use it -- we do not provide computer training. Remember to bring your computer accessories. Paper & toner are provided in the studio for photocopies for class critiques. There is no Folk School materials fee, unless large volumes are copied. ESTIMATED INSTRUCTOR MATERIALS FEE: $5
School Materials: Check toner & paper supply Scissors (borrow from Programming?)
Instructor Materials: - Glue (various kinds) - Fabric - Paper - Magazines and other photo material - Miscellaneous craft items
Equipment Needs: Harvest Room - Room where students can sit in a circle and also have room for movement/stretching. - Wifi for students to access internet. - Sink to wash paintbrushes/paint - Sissors
Skill Level: All levels
Materials Fees: $5
Harvest Room
1 FOLK SCHOOL RD
BRASSTOWN, NC 28902
Description

Strengthen your connection to words and stories. Through movement, craft, and writing, actively honor your personal story while developing a relationship with the language you use to share it. Gentle movement and activities will help us get out of our heads and into our hearts as we write. In connecting with others who are courageously sharing themselves through their writing, we will deepen our ability to do the same. All levels welcome.

Yard Art
$660

Full

Blacksmithing
Brasstown
Week (Sunday-Friday)
Ages
18yr+
Oct
1
Sun
-
Oct
6
Fri
PM
03:00
-
PM
12:00
Schedule Type Title: Every Day of the Week
Schedule Description: Daily
Program Area: Blacksmithing, Metalwork
Instructor: Julie Clark
Studio/Location: Blacksmith Shop
Student Materials: Please bring the following: - Closed-toe, leather work shoes - Cotton clothing; long pants/no cuff - Safety glasses* - Ear protection* - Apron & gloves (optional) * The school has generic ear plugs and safety glasses available. However, you are encouraged to bring your own high-quality, well-fitting ear and eye protection. The Folk School Craft Shop also sells high-quality safety glasses. FUEL FEE: $22 - $44, which includes bags of coal, oxygen, acetylene, argon, and other expendables in the shop FOLK SCHOOL MATERIALS (steel, etc): $40 INSTRUCTOR'S MATERIALS FEE: $10 TOTAL ESTIMATED FEES: $72 - $94 (may vary based on price of metals at class time)
School Materials: - Oxygen - Acetylene - 1 sheet 14 ga.
Instructor Materials: May bring some parts to recycle.
Equipment Needs: Welders - Plasma cutter - Flap disc - Wire brushes for angle grinder
Skill Level: All levels
Materials Fees: $70-$95
Blacksmith Shop
1 FOLK SCHOOL RD
BRASSTOWN, NC 28902
Description

Combine welding, cutting, and forging techniques to create yard art with a flair. We’ll plant ideas for projects, from garden flowers to yard sculptures, small outdoor tables, or other items of a whimsical or functional nature. Pick your favorite and make it out of steel. Experiment with incorporating tool parts and other recycled steel. With hard work and humor, students of all levels can succeed.

Beginning Blacksmithing and More
$660
Blacksmithing
Brasstown
Week (Monday-Saturday)
Ages
18yr+
Oct
9
Mon
-
Oct
14
Sat
PM
03:00
-
PM
04:30
Schedule Type Title: Every Day of the Week
Schedule Description: Daily
Program Area: Blacksmithing, Metalwork
Instructor: Sean Fitzsimmons
Studio/Location: Blacksmith Shop
Student Materials: Please bring the following: - Closed-toe, leather work shoes - Cotton clothing; long pants/no cuff - Safety glasses* - Ear protection* - Apron & gloves (optional) * The school has generic ear plugs and safety glasses available. However, you are encouraged to bring your own high-quality, well-fitting ear and eye protection. The Folk School Craft Shop also sells high-quality safety glasses. FUEL FEE: $22 - $44, which includes bags of coal; oxygen, acetylene, argon, and propane; and other expendables in the shop MATERIALS (steel, etc): $30 - $35 TOTAL ESTIMATED FEE: $52 - $79 (may vary based on price of metals and fuel at class time)
School Materials: 1/4 inch round bar 1/2 inch square bar 1/4 inch x 1-1/2 inch flat bar 18 ga. sheet metal
Instructor Materials: Nothing to provide
Equipment Needs: Hammers , anvils, forges and punches
Skill Level: All levels
Materials Fees: $50-$80
Canceled Date, Canceled Reason, Canceled By: Sean Fitzsimmons replaced Tony Holliday 9/11/2023 SP.
Blacksmith Shop
1 FOLK SCHOOL RD
BRASSTOWN, NC 28902
Description

If you are forge-curious, this is the year to try blacksmithing. Start with the essentials, from maintaining an efficient fire to designing projects. Make useful items for your home, or work on a special project of your own design. You will be hooked! All levels welcome.

CANCELLED: Conceptual Creativity
$660
Drawing
Brasstown
Week (Monday-Saturday)
Ages
18yr+
Oct
9
Mon
-
Oct
14
Sat
PM
03:00
-
PM
04:30
Schedule Type Title: Every Day of the Week
Schedule Description: Daily
Program Area: Drawing, Mixed Media
Instructor: Pam Beagle-Daresta
Studio/Location: Painting Studio
Student Materials: The Folk School has drawing boards and basic drawing sets (no pens) available for your use. ESTIMATED MATERIALS FEE: $65 - $90 Please bring a sketch book I would also suggest gloves to work with some of the mediums, your favorite drawing tools and or mediums , are welcomed but not required. The instructor will furnish all necessary materialsand welcome some creative possibilities you might have. Most importantly come with an open-heart and mind to play artistically!
School Materials: * Drawing boards * basic drawing sets * easels (French plein air, medium, rolling, table-top, metal plein air) * aprons cutting mats. pushpins, masking tape, paper to cover tables, paper towels
Instructor Materials: Drawing mediums all nontoxic , drawing tools, and surfaces 2d and 3d to create your drawings
Equipment Needs: * table lamps * tables and chairs * light tables cutting mats. pushpins, masking tape, paper to cover tables, paper towels
Skill Level: Intermediate
Materials Fees: $65-$90
Canceled Date, Canceled Reason, Canceled By: 9/12/2023, Low Enrollment KZ
Painting Studio
1 FOLK SCHOOL RD
BRASSTOWN, NC 28902
Description

Experienced mark makers—open your creative process to new conceptual possibilities. Referencing contemporary genres as points of entry, we will stretch, let go, and expand our visual literacy with new ideas. Work with traditional and non-traditional drawing mediums, including graphite chalks, charcoal, inks, crayons, and more. Get messy and have fun as we jump into new creative territory.

CANCELLED: Paint and Weave: Chair Restoration
$660
Chair Seats
Brasstown
Week (Monday-Saturday)
Ages
18yr+
Oct
9
Mon
-
Oct
14
Sat
PM
03:00
-
PM
04:30
Schedule Type Title: Every Day of the Week
Schedule Description: Daily
Program Area: Chair Seats
Instructor: Mitch Palminteri & Deb Palminteri
Studio/Location: Rock Room
Student Materials: - Chair in good repair to work on. Students will need to communicate with the instructor beforehand about their chairs. - Seat weaving tools are available in the Rock Room for student use. MATERIALS FEE: $35
School Materials: Tools
Instructor Materials: - weaving materials (cane, rush, binder cane, splint reed) - paint, wax and other refinishing products
Equipment Needs: Rock Room - Tables, chairs and access to water - Seat weaving tools - Inventory list available upon request; email rebecca@folkschool.org - If you wish to utilize the Folk School garden or collaborate with the gardener, please contact jason@folkschool.org and rebecca@folkschool.org - Outdoor space with access to water is available.
Skill Level: All levels
Materials Fees: $35
Canceled Date, Canceled Reason, Canceled By: 9/12/2023, Low Enrollment KZ
Rock Room
1 Folk School Rd
Brasstown, NC 28902
Description

Restore and refinish an antique or well-loved chair. Learn the basics of seat weaving and explore techniques to refine the look of your chair with a painted, waxed, or stained finish. Experience the full process, from preparing your chair for weaving to applying refinishing techniques, and receive instruction on how to care for your chair. Bring your own chair to restore and refinish, or the instructor can provide one with advanced notice. Moderate hand strength required.

CANCELLED: Puppetry and Song
$660
Puppets
Brasstown
Week (Monday-Saturday)
Ages
18yr+
Oct
9
Mon
-
Oct
14
Sat
PM
03:00
-
PM
04:30
Schedule Type Title: Every Day of the Week
Schedule Description: Daily
Program Area: Puppets, Music, Storytelling
Instructor: Channing Showalter & Annie Schermer
Studio/Location: Keith House Community Room
Student Materials: Scissors Xacto knife and extra blades cutting mat (8.5x11 or so recommended, any size is fine) pencil and/ or pen for drawing sketchbook or notebook for storyboarding and puppet design glue (any paper adhesive, Elmer's works) Needle and Thread White sheet or cloth (at least 3' by 3') A smartphone light or Maglite flashlight or other bright, single-point light source recording device (phone is fine) ESTIMATED MATERIALS FEE: $15
Instructor Materials: Cardstock, paperboard and other assorted materials for puppets Extra scissors and craft knives for those travelling by airplane
Skill Level: All
Materials Fees: $15
Canceled Date, Canceled Reason, Canceled By: 9/01/2023, Low Enrollment KZ
Keith House Community Room
1 FOLK SCHOOL RD
BRASSTOWN, NC 28902
Description

Spend the week creating original shadow puppet shows in collaborative teams! Explore ways to tell a good story using sound, light, and shadow to bring it to life. Discover construction techniques for detailed, articulated shadow puppets and unique ways of using lighting and naturally created sound effects. For those who wish, explore creating original songs to accompany our performance. All levels welcome.

Coton Jaune: Traditional Cajun Spinning and Weaving
$660
Spinning
Brasstown
Week (Monday-Saturday)
Ages
18yr+
Oct
9
Mon
-
Oct
14
Sat
PM
03:00
-
PM
04:30
Schedule Type Title: Every Day of the Week
Schedule Description: Daily
Program Area: Spinning, Weaving
Instructor: Austin Clark
Studio/Location: Wet Room
Student Materials: If you have a set of cards suitable for cotton, you are welcome to bring them. Please bring something to cover your lap while carding, like a large tea towel. I also suggest you bring something to prop your left foot up on while carding, like a yoga block, brick, or block of wood- something around 3 inches high. A notebook is always a good idea! I will bring some of my textile collection. You are welcome to document them via photographs and technical specifications. ESTIMATED MATERIALS FEE: $40
Instructor Materials: Cotton Cotton Bows All yarn needed for class
Equipment Needs: Hand cards Wheels, both low and high looms (Schacht baby wolf or a mighty wolf) for each student warping tools weaving tools- shuttles; boat and stick, bobbins, bobbin winders, spool stand, temples, etc AV set up for lecture/slideshow
Skill Level: Intermediate
Materials Fees: $40
Wet Room
1 Folk School Rd
Brasstown, NC 28902
Description

For over 250 years, Cajun weavers have been weaving with the unique Acadian cotton grown in south Louisiana. Working with both brown and white cottons, learn how to gin and bow cotton, as well as card cotton roulées (rolags) for long draw spinning, getting 3-6 rolags from one carder load. Spin on various high and low wheels, then weave a full range of samples in the Acadian textile tradition using your hand spun plus commercial weft. Previous spinning and weaving experience helpful.

Creating Beautiful Nature Photographs
$660
Photography
Brasstown
Week (Monday-Saturday)
Ages
18yr+
Oct
9
Mon
-
Oct
14
Sat
PM
03:00
-
PM
04:30
Schedule Type Title: Every Day of the Week
Schedule Description: Daily
Program Area: Photography
Instructor: Drew Campbell
Studio/Location: Harvest Room
Student Materials: Please bring the following: - Digital camera capable of operating in manual mode - Camera owner's manual, if you have it - Extra battery (recommended); charger for rechargeables - Cable to transfer images from camera to computer - Flash/jump drive or other image storage device - Tripod - Laptop computer* -- highly recommended -- with knowledge of how to use it. (We do not provide computer training.) - Comfortable clothing, shoes, hat, and outdoor gear to suit the season (including rain gear). Also bring anything else you need for field trips (medicine, sunscreen, insect repellent, etc.) * The Folk School has a computer lab equipped with 4 new Macintosh computers with Photoshop for shared student use, card readers, and photo printer. If you plan to use a school computer, please bring a flash drive. Note: This is not a Photoshop class. No additional materials fee.
School Materials: ***The Folk School has a USFS Special-use Permit. Please contact the Programs Department to obtain a copy for use during your session.*** - Folk School vehicle* - Sound system for playing music at Friday exhibit
Instructor Materials: * Laptop computer for displaying photos for review and critique
Equipment Needs: Harvest Room - Computer lab -- now with 5 new Macs (1 for instructor, and 4 for student use) - Projection equipment. (There is now a wall-mounted monitor with Apple TV, and we still have the DLP projector & screen.)
Skill Level: Beginning, Intermediate
Materials Fees: None
Harvest Room
1 FOLK SCHOOL RD
BRASSTOWN, NC 28902
Description

Learn how to see, compose, and capture beautiful images using your digital camera. Photograph landscapes and natural elements in ways that set them apart from the usual snapshot. Learn elements of composition and qualities of light, along with some post-production techniques. Some field trips will require carrying gear over moderate terrain. For beginning to intermediate students capable of operating their digital camera in manual mode.

Fall Mushroom Immersion
$660
Nature Studies
Brasstown
Week (Monday-Saturday)
Ages
18yr+
Oct
9
Mon
-
Oct
14
Sat
PM
03:00
-
PM
04:30
Schedule Type Title: Every Day of the Week
Schedule Description: Daily
Program Area: Nature Studies
Instructor: Cornelia Cho & Sam Landes
Studio/Location: Cooking Studio
Student Materials: Please bring the following: - Dress for hiking in the woods, with the possibility of cool days and being caught in the rain, i.e. Layers (synthetics are often best), and bring a rain coat and optional rain pants (if you prefer not having wet legs). - Comfortable shoes with good traction and good socks - Any specific medications you may require (allergy meds, bee sting kit, etc.). Also bring anything else you need for outdoor comfort -- hat, mosquito and tick repellent, sunscreen, etc. -Bring a basket and pocket knife for collecting mushrooms, a mid-sized plastic compartment box such as used for storing beads, camera equipment for taking photos of mushrooms, a jeweler's loupe, a small notebook & small paper or wax bags. ESTIMATED ADDITIONAL MATERIALS FEE: $50.00 to instructor + $35 to Folk School
School Materials: The Folk School has a USFS Special-use Permit. Please contact the Programs Department to obtain a copy for use during your session. Will need a vehicle for two days. No box lunches needed.
Instructor Materials: Cooking Studio TV and HDMI connection Covered food safe buckets Large plastic tub BAPA – paper press, small screens and deckles, cardboard for press, large paper drying rack, hose, outdoor water access, BAPA porch 4 tables outside the studio, covered with plastic tablecloth Crockpot for mushroom logs (in NS gardening shed) Mushroom log drilling tools (box in NS gardening shed) Two long (at least 12 feet) outdoor extension cords
Equipment Needs: Cooking Studio
Skill Level: All levels
Materials Fees: $85
Cooking Studio
1 FOLK SCHOOL RD
BRASSTOWN, NC 28902
Description

Fungi are fascinating! Come grow, forage, identify, cook, eat, craft, preserve, and learn about the many facets of fungi. Dig in with a mix of hunting, lectures, sampling, and hands-on making. Learn how we can interact with, benefit from, and work with mushrooms to help regenerate our soil, health, and planet. From low-tech mushroom cultivation basics to needle-felted fungi for clothing decoration, there’s no cap on the possibilities to explore.

Letterpress and the Printed Book
$660
Printmaking
Brasstown
Week (Monday-Saturday)
Ages
18yr+
Oct
9
Mon
-
Oct
14
Sat
PM
03:00
-
PM
04:30
Schedule Type Title: Every Day of the Week
Schedule Description: Daily
Program Area: Printmaking, Book Arts
Instructor: Jessica White
Studio/Location: Book & Paper Arts Studio
Student Materials: Please bring: - Work/art clothes & shoes that can get messy - A notebook and pen for taking notes ESTIMATED MATERIALS FEE: $35
School Materials: * Paper towels * Ink in black, white, and primary colors (rubber-based, oil-based, and akua) * rags * Tarlatan * gloves
Instructor Materials: Paper, book board, binding thread, ink, linoleum cutter, linoleum blocks, wood type.
Equipment Needs: * Vandercook letterpress * Two small etching presses * Drying racks * See inventory for full list of equipment * Speedball relief Carving kits
Skill Level: All levels
Materials Fees: $35
Book & Paper Arts Studio
1 FOLK SCHOOL RD
BRASSTOWN, NC 28902
Description

Bring your stories to life in a unique hand-printed and hand-bound book. Explore the basics of letterpress printing and hand typesetting including type composition, press bed set-up, and printing on a variety of presses. Then, learn the basics of cutting rubber and linoleum blocks to complement the text. Bind your printed pages together in a beautiful book structure to share your story. All levels welcome.

Mixed Metal Clay Jewelry
$660
Jewelry
Brasstown
Week (Monday-Saturday)
Ages
18yr+
Oct
9
Mon
-
Oct
14
Sat
PM
03:00
-
PM
04:30
Schedule Type Title: Every Day of the Week
Schedule Description: Daily
Program Area: Jewelry
Instructor: Pam East
Studio/Location: Jewelry Studio
Student Materials: IMPORTANT: Please do not bring peanuts or any foods containing peanuts to class. Instructor is severely allergic. Please bring the following: - Paper and pen for note taking - Magnifying glasses or visor - Safety glasses. (If you wear glasses, try 3M Eyeglass Protectors, no. 47030, that fit comfortably over glasses -- available at building-supply stores.) - 1 or 2 old hand towels - Metal clays are messy and can stain. Please wear old clothing or bring an apron. It is recommended to use a particle dust mask (3M no. 8233 or rated equivalent) when using a polisher and grinder in the Jewelry studio. The mask can be purchased from Rio Grande, item no. 201-654 (1-800-545-6566 or www.riogrande.com). You may also find them at your local hardware store. ESTIMATED ADDITIONAL MATERIALS FEE: $150 to $200 (may vary based on price of metals at class time)
School Materials: - Paper towels
Instructor Materials: metal clay tool kit (for use in class only) Copper clay Bronze clay Silver Clay
Equipment Needs: Ott lights Flipchart or dry-erase board & markers SB 2 kilns metal clay tool kits
Skill Level: All
Materials Fees: $150-$200
Jewelry Studio
1 FOLK SCHOOL RD
BRASSTOWN, NC 28902
Description

Innovative metal clays contain pure metal powder mixed with an organic binder, allowing you to work them like clay. Mold it, sculpt it, roll it, texture it, and more—then fire your pieces to burn away the binder, leaving pure metal. Create a delightful scenic pendant in copper, silver, and bronze while learning all about clay handling, clay combinations, construction, firing, finishing, and assembly. All levels welcome. Note: materials fee may exceed $100.

Playing, Dancing, and Singing Appalachian Style
$660
Music
Brasstown
Week (Monday-Saturday)
Ages
18yr+
Oct
9
Mon
-
Oct
14
Sat
PM
03:00
-
PM
04:30
Schedule Type Title: Every Day of the Week
Schedule Description: Daily
Program Area: Music, Dance
Instructor: Aubrey Atwater
Studio/Location: Music Studio
Student Materials: Please bring the following if you wish: - Any instruments you have that you want to work on. - Dance shoes with smooth soles and comfortable clothing. - Any folk music and dance books and other resources you might have. - Reusable water bottle - Music studio has an instrument library and may be able to loan instruments – contact charmaine@folkschool.org Instructor will supply sheet music/tab for songs we cover. No additional materials fee. Instructor will have CDs & books for optional purchase.
Instructor Materials: Loaner instruments will be available such as guitar, mountain dulcimer, banjo, mandolin, and limberjack. I can also possibly bring extra dance shoes if students contact me ahead of time with shoe size. I will provide resources on traditional folk music and dance for further study/exploration as well as sheet music/tab for songs we cover.
Equipment Needs: Music Studio - Loaner instruments - Chairs - Music stands - Flipchart & markers - Video screen for viewing - 2-3 large tables
Skill Level: All
Materials Fees: None
Music Studio
1 FOLK SCHOOL RD
BRASSTOWN, NC 28902
Description

Get ready for a week of Appalachian wonders! Learn freestyle flatfoot clogging and play-party dances, sing traditional songs, and play instruments—all to explore the cultural history and heritage of Appalachia. Instrument instruction will include mountain dulcimer, banjo, guitar, mandolin, limberjack, and more. We’ll also learn from other folk musicians and dancers through archival video clips, radio segments, and possible in-person visits. All levels welcome.

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