| Tuesday, September 9 | |
|---|---|
| 8am-12pm | Anna Belogurova - Moroccan Plate |
| 8am-12pm | Manda Theart - Easter Bunny |
| 1-5pm | Anna Belogurova - Enameled Brass Plate |
| 1-5pm | Ron Stetkewicz - Soldering Fireplace Tools |
| 1-5pm | Manda Theart - Bear with Blanket and Scarf |
| 6-10pm | Manda Theart - Bear with Dessert Plate |
| Wednesday, September 10 | |
| 8am-12pm | Ron Stetkewicz - Soldering Swords |
| 8am-12pm | Gosia Suchodolska - Pink Tulips |
| 8am-12pm | Manda Theart - Lion on Pull Toy |
| 9am-5pm | Anna Belogurova - Soldering Class |
| 1-5pm | Lynette Barker - Wheel Sculpted Vases |
| 1-5pm | Ree Miller - Columbine Flower Paper Crafting |
| 1-5pm | Ron Stetkewicz - Dremel - Sealife Creations |
| 1-5pm | Manda Theart - Giraffe on Pull Toy |
| 1-5pm | Anna Wybranowska - Grapes! |
| 6-10pm | Ree Miller - Caladium Plant Paper Crafting |
| 6-10pm | Gosia Suchodolska - Strawberry Cake |
| 6-10pm | Manda Theart - Elephant on Pull Toy |
| Thursday, September 11 | |
| 8am-12pm | Lynette Barker - Pumpkins and Jack-O-Lanterns |
| 8am-12pm | John Fowler - Dollhouse Wiring and Finishing 101 |
| 8am-12pm | Ron Stetkewicz - Soldering Fireplace Tools |
| 8am-12pm | Gosia Suchodolska - Garden Tomatoes in a Basket |
| 8am-12pm | Manda Theart - Tiny Snowmen in Domes |
| 8am-12pm | Anna Wybranowska - Peaches! |
| 9am-5pm | Katie Brunk - Woodworking: Wainscoting |
| 9am-5pm | Laura Moore - Wood Veneer Parquetry Table |
| 1-5pm | John Fowler - Dollhouse Wiring and Finishing 101 |
| 1-5pm | Diane Israel- Magical Mushroom - Watercolor |
| 1-5pm | Ron Stetkewicz - Dremel - Sealife Creations |
| 1-5pm | Sherry Taylor - Create a Dollhouse Cabinet |
| 1-5pm | Manda Theart - Snowman in Dome |
| 6-10pm | Laura Moore - Area Rugs and Chair Pads |
| 6-8pm | Kiana Simmons - Intro to Polymer Clay |
| 6-10pm | Anna Wybranowska - Cheesecake/Peach Preserve |
| Friday, September 12 | |
| 8am-12pm | Jeanne Rullie - Sculpting Character Faces |
| 8am-12pm | Ron Stetkewicz - Nautical Figures: Part I |
| 8am-12pm | Gosia Suchodolska - Potato Wedges and Pork Slices |
| 9am-5pm | Beth Freeman-Kane - Chickadee and Strawberries |
| 9am-5pm | Christine Hannon - Stepback Cupboard |
| 9am-5pm | Melissa Nobbs - Flagstone Flooring |
| 9am-5pm | Sherry Taylor - Storybook Cottage |
| 9am-5pm | Manda Theart - Gingerbread House |
| 1-5pm | Betinha Murta - Cold Porcelain Hand Bag |
| 1-5pm | Ginger Landon Siegel- Snowman's Cottage/Haunted Mansion |
| 1-5pm | Ron Stetkewicz - Soldering Swords |
| 1-5pm | Anna Wybranowska - 3 Tier Chocolate Cake |
| 5:30-10pm | Anna Wybranowska - Cherries! |
| 6-10pm | Gosia Suchodolska - Pink Tulips |
| Sunday, September 14 | |
| 5-9pm | Ron Stetkewicz - Nautical Figures: Part II |
| 5-10pm | Manda Theart - Bear in Bed with Blanket |
All classes are in miniature 1:12 scale unless specified otherwise.
August 18, 2025 is the registration deadline for all classes.
Registrations after this date at the instructor’s discretion. Cancellations received before August 18, 2025 will receive a refund to their original payment method minus a $25 cancellation fee. No refunds will be issued after this date as instructors will have begun shipping materials to the event. Some teachers will have kits that can be mailed after the event, but this is per teacher and shipping will be extra.
With all classes, we highly recommend students bring personal tools, lighting and magnification, based upon their personal needs.
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Finishes - Fall Colors on Wheel Sculpted Vases
Instructor: Lynette Barker (A)
Wednesday, September 10, 1:00pm - 5:00pm
We will use air-dry clay to sculpt various shaped vases. Techniques will demonstrated and individual assistance will be given. How to finish air dry clay will be taught and finishes provided. 1:12 Scale. Variations of style, type and colors are encouraged.
No special tools or special clothing needed. All wheels, tools clay and finishes are provided by instructor for use in class. Wheels, tool packs and clay are available for purchase at the show.
Tools to bring: Materials supplied during class by the instructor will include a mini wheel for each student, tools needed and a small amount of air-dry clay to complete current projects.
Wheels and tools are for use during class only, they are not included in the class fee. Wheels and sets of tools are available for purchase after classes are completed for an additional charge. Wheel - $40, set of sculpting tools- $20.
Skill Level: All levels
Max. Students: 10
IGMA Members $110 / Non-Members $120
Pumpkins and Jack-O-Lanterns Wheel Sculpted
Instructor: Lynette Barker (A)
Thursday, September 11, 8:00am – 12:00pm
We will use air-dry clay to sculpt pumpkins and Jack-o-Lanterns. No experience is necessary. We will add lids to both if desired. Techniques will demonstrated and individual assistance will be given. How to finish air dry clay will be taught and finishes provided. 1:12 Scale. Variations of style, type and colors are encouraged. Pieces will be about 1" across.
Tools to bring: No special tools or special clothing needed.
All wheels, tools clay and finishes are provided by instructor for use in class. Wheels and sets of tools are available for purchase after classes are completed for an additional charge. Wheel - $40, set of sculpting tools- $20.
Skill Level: All levels
Max. Students: 10
IGMA Members $110 / Non-Members $120
Moroccan Brass Enameled Plate
Instructor: Anna Belogurova
Tuesday, September 9, 8:00am – 12:00pm
In the class we will get acquainted with a new amazing and versatile material. We will try the technique of working with low- temperature enamel on a brass plate. Especially for this class, I prepared a finest blanks with exact copies of the authentic Moroccan pattern. I reconstructed the intricate pattern from photos of the originals. You can find a real plates now at auction. The workpiece is suitable for 1:12 scale. You will be able to use a huge palette of colours to create your own plate.
Tools to bring: Tweezers, small scissors/scalpel, sculpting tools (small curved spatula or spoon), fine needle (preferably with a handle), lighter, protective table mat. Glasses or magnifying glass if you need them. Additional lighting is never a bad thing. Extension cords and if you are driving a toaster oven would be greatly appreciated.
All other tools and supplies are provided.
Skill Level: All levels
Max. Students: 12
IGMA Members $135 / Non-Members $145
Enameled Brass Plate
Instructor: Anna Belogurova
Tuesday, September 9, 1:00pm – 5:00pm
In the class we will get acquainted with a new amazing and versatile material. We will try the technique of working with low- temperature enamel on a brass plate. The workpiece is suitable for 1:12 scale. I will show you five ways to apply it. You will be able to use a huge palette of colours to create one of the proposed designs or your own.
Tools to bring: Tweezers, small scissors/scalpel, sculpting tools (small curved spatula or spoon), fine needle (preferably with a handle), lighter, protective table mat. Glasses or magnifying glass if you need them. Additional lighting is never a bad thing. Extension cords and if you are driving a toaster oven would be greatly appreciated.
All other tools and supplies are provided.
Skill Level: All levels
Max. Students: 12
IGMA Members $135 / Non-Members $145
Soldering Class - Brass Twisted Forged Element
Hook, Wall Candle Holder or Wall Holder for the Plate
Instructor: Anna Belogurova
Wednesday, September 10, 9:00am – 5:00pm
In class, you will be able to choose one of three elements as desired. All models are made in 1:12 scale. I have prepared special templates for you to simplify your work. We'll assemble the brass wire element. We will solder them on the tin with a soldering iron. I will tell you about the principle of working with a soldering iron and the materials I use. You can cover the finished item with enamel if you wish.
Tools to bring: Tweezers with sharp edges, curved tweezers, 0.5 cm thin tape, wire cutters, round-nose pliers (as small as possible), pliers (preferably curved), soldering iron (teacher will provide a link for one which is about $100 or your own if you are sure it is suitable for working with miniature), metal file, soldering surface. Magnification and preferably a personal light. Extension cords and if you are driving a toaster oven would be greatly appreciated.
All other tools and supplies are provided.
Skill Level: All levels
Max. Students: 12
IGMA Members $220 / Non-Members $230
Woodworking: Wainscoting using Hand Tools
Instructor: Katie Brunk
Thursday, September 11, 9:00am – 5:00pm
In this class students will use miter boxes and Exacto knives and learn techniques to make wainscoting from scratch using sheet wood and trims for use in a dollhouse room box. Each student will have supplies to make a 3 inch high 36 inch long piece of wainscoting which can later be applied to any room box or other display they desire. Techniques taught will allow students to individualize some dimensions for personal preference. There will not be time for painting/ staining, but techniques will be discussed. Students will probably not be able to complete this project by the end of the day, but will have the tools and techniques to finish at home.
Tools to bring: Students should bring an X-acto knife, a small miter box with saw, small self-healing cutting board size A4, lighting and eyewear for seeing details.
Skill Level: Beginner and Intermediate
Max. Students: 12
IGMA Members $156 / Non-Members $166
Dollhouse Wiring and Finishing 101
Instructor: John Fowler
Thursday, September 11, 8:00am - 12:00pm
or Thursday, September 11, 1:00 – 5:00pm
Do you want to learn how to wire and finish your dollhouse? Then this workshop is for you.
This course teaches you what you need to know:
We look at how the wires are best hidden, and how we can plan grouping electrical items to make installation and trouble shooting in the future easier.
We will also delve into general building techniques, wallpapering, flooring, ceiling decoration as most of these skills go hand in hand with wiring your dollhouse.
Tools to bring: I will have enough tools for the class but if you wish to bring your own, I will be happy to help you adjust them. Throughout the class I will explain which tools I find useful and explain the different levels of complexity and quality of the tool we can use.
Skill Level: All levels
Max. Students: 12
IGMA Members $115 / Non-Members $125
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Chickadee and Strawberries
Instructor: Beth Freeman-Kane (F)
Friday, September 12, 9:00am – 5:00pm
Sweet little Chickadee perched on a bowl of Strawberries! 1:12 scale.
Perfect for any miniature garden scene or a window sill in the kitchen.
The castings of the bird and bowl will be provided and acrylic painting techniques will be taught to bring them to life. Polymer clay work will also be taught as we will be making the fruit from scratch. The final result is a charming sculpt which can be added to any scene.
This is a fun class with a wonderful end product, please join us!
Tools to bring: Students should bring good eyesight!
Magnifiers, Extra light - anything to make you see better. Scissors, craft knife, tweezers, Pin Vise. Paint brush, round size 000 (Preferably Windsor and Newton Cottman 000) – I can send photos to the students.
Skill Level: All levels
Max. Students: 10
IGMA Members $255 / Non-Members $265
Painted Peter Hunt Inspired Stepback Cupboard
Instructor: Christine Hannon (A)
Friday, September 12, 9:00am - 5:00pm
Designed especially for this class by Pam Boorum and Christine Hannon, IGMA Artisans, students will create a Peter Hunt inspired stepback cupboard with colors and motifs of their choosing. Peter Hunt was a Cape Cod decorative artist in the 1950s and 60s, and his whimiscal work was enjoyed throughout the New England and Long Island.
Prior to class, students will select colors and motifs so that templates can be created. For those who prefer, decoupage motif prints will be available. Students will learn painting, decorative brushwork, antiqued waxing & complete minor assembly (feet and knobs.)
All materials will be provided and students will receive several mini paintbrushes to keep. Cupboard size 4.5"h x 1.5"w x 1".
Tools to bring: Magnifiers and extra lighting are recommended.
Skill Level: All levels
Max. Students: 12
IGMA Members $240 / Non-Members $250
Gnome Home - Creating a Magical Mushroom Miniature in Watercolor
Instructor: Diane Israel
Thursday, September 11, 1:00pm – 5:00pm
Embark on a whimsical journey and craft your very own miniature masterpiece in my enchanting mushroom painting class! We will be painting a ½ by ⅜ watercolor micro mini, that can be transformed into a magnet or a delightful piece of artwork to adorn your dollhouse or room box. Scaled at 1:12, this adorable creation will be a perfect addition to your miniature collection. All the necessary materials for the class will be provided, but you are more than welcome to bring your own favorite brushes and paints if you prefer. To beautifully showcase your finished artwork, frames are also included. All skill levels are welcomed. Unleash your creativity and paint a charming gnome dwelling!
Additional Information:
Materials included in class: Small pieces of watercolor paper - 2X3 and/or 1X2 (or smaller), waterbrush, watercolor paints, cutting board, X-acto
Skill Level: All levels
Max. Students: 10
IGMA Members $70 / Non-Members $80
Snowman's Cottage OR Haunted Mansion Dimensional Scene
2.5" x 3"
Instructor: Ginger Landon Siegel
Friday, September 12, 1:00pm – 5:00pm
Enjoy an afternoon creating either the snow covered Snowman's Cottage or the eerie Haunted Mansion with graveyard and bat filled sky. These tiny dimensional scenes are created by cutting and layering 4 prints. The Snowman's Cottage will be embellished with snow looking glitter, greenery and assorted floral pieces. The Haunted Mansion will be embellished with withered trees, preserved moss, bats and tombstones. Students will learn cutting, layering and shaping techniques that can be used for other dimensional projects. Each scene is 3" wide x 2.5" high and 3/4" deep.
Tools to bring: Everything is supplied. Bring if you like: basic tool kit, magnification, and extra lighting
Skill Level: All levels
Max. Students: 10
IGMA Members $85 / Non-Members $95
Columbine Flower Paper Crafting
Instructor: Ree Miller (A)
Wednesday, September 10, 1:00pm - 5:00pm
The scale will be 1:12. Students will learn techniques for hand cutting, hand punching, and working with laser cut sheets. Coloring options for customizing will be taught with students being able to choose their own color schemes from the available paints and alcohol markers. Using alcohol markers in your work and how to seal and protect your creations from UV damage will be covered. Options for the style and color of the additional foliage will be available. Completion at the end of class is expected. Completed dimensions will vary by student, however, they will fall within 1 ¼" L X ⅝" W X 1 ¼" H.
Tools to bring: Additional lighting, magnification, small scissors (cuticle, embroidery or German paper cutting work best), crafting tweezers with good tips can be straight or curved (both would be useful), and a set of small tip ball stylus tools if you have them (Michaels and Hobby Lobby carry them for around 4-5 dollars for a set of three). If you need to borrow tools due to travel restrictions, etc. I will have styluses, scissors, and tweezers available for loan in class. However, if you have taken a flower class before, please feel free to bring your own. All other tools and materials will be provided.
Skill Level: All levels
Max. Students: 12
IGMA Members $105 / Non-Members $115
Caladium Plant Paper Crafting
Instructor: Ree Miller (A)
Wednesday, September 10, 6:00pm - 10:00pm
The scale will be 1:12. Students will learn techniques for hand cutting, hand punching, and working with laser cut sheets. Coloring options for customizing will be taught with students being able to choose their own color schemes from the available paints and alcohol markers. Using alcohol markers in your work and how to seal and protect your creations from UV damage will be covered. Options for the style and color of the additional foliage will be available. Completion at the end of class is expected. Completed dimensions will vary by student, however, they will fall within 1 ¼" L X ⅝" W X 1 ¼" H.
Tools to bring: Additional lighting, magnification, small scissors (cuticle, embroidery or German paper cutting work best), crafting tweezers with good tips can be straight or curved (both would be useful), and a set of small tip ball stylus tools if you have them (Michaels and Hobby Lobby carry them for around 4-5 dollars for a set of three). If you need to borrow tools due to travel restrictions, etc. I will have styluses, scissors, and tweezers available for loan in class. However, if you have taken a flower class before, please feel free to bring your own. All other tools and materials will be provided.
Skill Level: All levels
Max. Students: 12
IGMA Members $85 / Non-Members $95
1:12 scale
Wood Veneer Parquetry Table
Instructor: Laura Moore
Thursday, September 11, 9:00am - 5:00pm
1:12 scale table features a 3" diameter wood veneer parquetry top on a pre-made pedestal that students will paint. No woodworking experience necessary. Beginner students will have the choice of a simpler design in the same woods, but the instructor's methods are surprisingly uncomplicated. Parquetry design will be worked on masking tape before gluing to table top. Project will require fine sanding and application of a shellac finish built up in layers.
Tools to bring: All supplies and tools will be provided. Students are encouraged to bring extra lighting/magnification, a small cutting board and favorite L square and X-acto knife.
Extra supplies are available for purchase. Completion is not likely - this is more of a technique class. Can easily be completed at home.
Skill Level: All levels.
Max. Students: 10
IGMA Members $130 / Non-Members $140
Area Rugs and Chair Pads 1:12 scale
Instructor: Laura Moore
Thursday, September 11, 6:00pm - 10:00pm
Students will make a variety of 1:12 scale area rugs and/or chair pads in this no-sew beginner class. Kit contains enough materials in students’ choice of color(s) for a number of small projects. Additional materials will be available to purchase from Instructor. This relaxed and simple class is a perfect way to end the day. Measure your room for the size rug you want and bring a chair for a custom fit pad.
Chrysnbon chair kit and basic wood chair are not included but will be available to purchase from Instructor. Hardwood Parquet floor by Laura Moore.
Tools to bring: All materials and tools will be provided except for any lighting or magnification that students require.
Extra supplies are available for purchase.
Students will finish 1-3 items in class, depending on size.
Skill Level: All levels.
Max. Students: 12
IGMA Members $80 / Non-Members $90
Traveling in Style Cold Porcelain Hand Bag
Instructor: Betinha Murta
Friday, September 12, 1:00pm - 5:00pm
You will learn how to work with Cold porcelain on air dry clay in 1" scale. We will make a beautiful LV luggage handbag. You will learn new techniques and will finish the piece in class.
Tools to bring: Basic Tool Kit, Magnification, and Extra Lighting, Small Scissors, White glue, Golden acrylic paint, tweezers and any personal tools you like.
Skill Level: All levels.
Max. Students: 20
IGMA Members $126 / Non-Members $136
Flagstone Flooring
Instructor: Melissa Nobbs
Friday, September 12, 9:00am - 5:00pm
1:12 Scale .The Focus of this class will be painting a faux flagstone floor for either an indoor or outdoor space. The finished size will be 10" X 10". We will discuss 4 types of stone typically used in flagstone, and the characteristics and colors of each.
Students will chose which type of stones to include in their floor. For reference, all four types are shown in the sample, but each floor will be unique. Some painting experience would be helpful, but not necessary. All supplies are included in the class. Because of drying time, the final step may need to be completed at home with the supplies provided.
Tools to bring: Additional lighting and magnification if desired.
Skill Level: All levels.
Max. Students: 15
IGMA Members $145 / Non-Members $155
Sculpting Character Faces in Polymer Clay
Instructor: Jeanne Rullie (A)
Friday, September 12, 8:00am - 12:00pm
Sculpt 1:12 scale character face with polymer clay. Discussion on proportion, scale and character expression. Faces to be cured and have ears added for final cure. If time allows faces will be painted.
Tools to bring: Basic tool kit, magnification, and extra lighting.
Tools will be available to borrow for class.
All other materials will be provided.
Skill Level: All levels.
Max. Students: 10
IGMA Members $120 / Non-Members $130
Intro to Polymer Clay - Miniature Vegetables
Instructor: Kiana Simmons
Thursday, September 11, 6:00pm - 8:00pm
In this 2-hour workshop with miniaturist Kiana Simmons, you will learn some of the basics of creating miniature foods using polymer clay. Together we will mix clay to achieve realistic colours, shape the pieces and add details using clay & clay tools, and bake them together in a toaster oven. You will make your own one-of-a-kind box of miniature vegetables to add to your dollhouse kitchens and gardens, or trinket shelves. All supplies will be provided, and you may even have some extra clay to take home. Participants will be encouraged to make their vegetables in 1:12 scale.
All materials and tools will be provided except for any lighting or magnification that students require.
Skill Level: All levels.
Max. Students: 15
IGMA Members $50 / Non-Members $60
Soldering Fireplace Tools - Half Scale
Instructor: Ron Stetkewicz
Tuesday, September 9, 1:00pm - 5:00pm
or Thursday, September 11, 8:00am – 12:00pm
Students will learn to solder with their hand-held butane torch to hand solder brass pieces in order to create Ron's half-scale fire tools. They will then polish them. They can antique them as well. Lots of fun!
Tools to bring: Hand held butane torch, dremel, favorite tools, lighting. Please bring your magnification and eye protection. An apron and mask are recommended as well for the dust.
Skill Level: All levels.
Max. Students: 12
IGMA Members $150 / Non-Members $160
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Soldering Swords
Instructor: Ron Stetkewicz
Wednesday, September 10, 8:00am – 12:00pm
or Friday, September 12, 1:00pm – 5:00pm
Students will learn to solder with their hand-held butane torch while constructing swords. They will then polish them. Each student can make up to 3 swords.
Tools to bring: Hand held butane torch, dremel, favorite tools, lighting. Please bring your magnification and eye protection. An apron and mask are recommended as well for the dust.
Skill Level: All levels.
Max. Students: 12
IGMA Members $126 / Non-Members $136
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Learning the Dremel for your Sealife Creations
Instructor: Ron Stetkewicz
Wednesday, September 10, 1:00pm – 5:00pm
or Thursday, September 11, 1:00pm – 5:00pm
Students will learn to use their Dremels to grind, polish, drill, carve and finish their sealife sculptures. Several will be available for students to work on.
Tools to bring: Bring your own Dremel - corded preferred and their accessories. Please bring your magnification and eye protection. An apron and mask are recommended as well for the dust.
Skill Level: All levels.
Max. Students: 12
IGMA Members $95 / Non-Members $105
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Nautical Figures: Part I - Resin and Molds
Instructor: Ron Stetkewicz
Friday, September 12, 8:00am – 12:00pm
Students will use two-part resin compounds from Ron's molds to recreate the figurines.
You can take Part II on Sunday night to paint the figurines or paint them at home.
Tools to bring: Please bring your extra lighting and magnification. An apron, and protective gloves are recommended as well.
Skill Level: All levels.
Max. Students: 12
IGMA Members $95 / Non-Members $105
Nautical Figures: Part II - Painting the Figurines
Instructor: Ron Stetkewicz
Sunday, September 14, 5:00pm – 9:00pm
Students will use special paint brushes and toothpicks to paint several of Ron's Nautical figures.
Tools to bring: Please bring your extra lighting and magnification. An apron, and protective gloves are recommended as well . Favorite tiny brushes.
Skill Level: All levels.
Max. Students: 12
IGMA Members $85 / Non-Members $95
Pink Tulips with Polymer Clay
Instructor: Gosia Suchodolska (A)
Wednesday, September 10, 8:00am – 12:00pm
or Friday, September 12, 6:00pm – 10:00pm
You are going to learn various techniques to achieve realistic results in 1:12 scale. With polymer clay. In this class students are going to create a bouquet of pink tulips. We are going to mix different colors of clay, shape flower petals and leaves without any molds and add depth to the color
Tools to bring: Please bring magnification and extra lighting if needed. All other tools and supplies are provided.
Skill Level: All levels
Max. Students: 12
IGMA Members $144 / Non-Members $154
Half Naked Layered Strawberry Cake Polymer Clay
Instructor: Gosia Suchodolska (A)
Wednesday, September 10, 6:00pm – 10:00pm
You are going to learn various techniques to achieve realistic results in 1:12 scale. In this class students are going to create a layered sponge cake with icing topped with strawberries. We are going to mix different colors of clay, create different textures and add colour dimension with various media.
Tools to bring: Please bring magnification and extra lighting if needed. All other tools and supplies are provided.
Skill Level: All levels
Max. Students: 12
IGMA Members $126 / Non-Members $136
Garden Tomatoes in a Basket Polymer Clay
Instructor: Gosia Suchodolska (A)
Thursday, September 11, 8:00am - 12:00pm
You are going to learn various techniques to achieve realistic results in 1:12 scale. In this class students are going to create a selection of organic tomatoes in different colours and shapes. We are going to mix different colors of clay, create different textures and add colour dimension with various media. Students will receive a basket for their tomatoes.
Tools to bring: Please bring magnification and extra lighting if needed. All other tools and supplies are provided. If you are driving and can bring a toaster oven that would be greatly appreciated.
Skill Level: All levels
Max. Students: 12
IGMA Members $126 / Non-Members $136
Baked Potato Wedges and Pork Slices in a Pan Polymer Clay
Instructor: Gosia Suchodolska (A)
Friday, September 12, 8:00am – 12:00pm
You are going to learn various techniques to achieve realistic results in 1:12 scale with polymer clay. In this class students are going to create some potato wedges and pork roast slices fried on a pan. We are going to mix different colors of clay, create different mat textures and add colour dimension with various media.
Tools to bring: Please bring magnification and extra lighting if needed. All other tools and supplies are provided.
Skill Level: All levels
Max. Students: 12
IGMA Members $126 / Non-Members $136
You're Invited to High Tea! Create a Dollhouse Cabinet
Instructor: Sherry Taylor
Thursday, September 11, 1:00pm – 5:00pm
Step into a world of miniature elegance at our High Tea workshop, where we'll be crafting a delightful dollhouse tea cabinet—perfectly scaled and brimming with charm.
What You'll Make: A beautifully detailed tea cabinet adorned with lovely accents—tiny teacups, delicate china, and vintage-inspired details. A perfect addition to any dollhouse parlor or afternoon tea scene.
Choose between a soft French blue or White with rose accents. Be creative and choose your own color!
What's Included:
Tools to bring if you like: All supplies and tools will be provided.
Skill Level: All levels
Max. Students: 12
IGMA Members $68 / Non-Members $78
Create Your Own Storybook Cottage!
Instructor: Sherry Taylor
Friday, September 12, 9:00am – 5:00pm
Join us for a magical hands-on workshop where you'll build and decorate your very own Cottage-Style Dollhouse. 11.8" x 11.8" x 13.8" 1:12 scale cottage.
This sweet little home features:
Whether you're new to miniatures or a seasoned maker, this workshop is all about creativity, connection, and crafting something you'll treasure forever. Spaces are limited — come make a little house with a big heart! No experience needed — just bring your imagination.
Tools to bring if you like: All supplies and tools will be provided. Students are encouraged to bring extra lighting/magnification, a small cutting board and favorite L square and X-acto knife.
Skill Level: All levels
Max. Students: 12
IGMA Members $260 / Non-Members $270
Create an Easter Bunny in Polymer Clay
Instructor: Manda Theart
Tuesday, September 9, 8:00am – 12:00pm
Learn to create characters in polymer clay. Master the art of sculpting, shading and the amazing details from author and artist Manda Theart from South Africa.
Tools to bring: Please bring ceramic tile to work on (sometimes free samples at Home Depot !), magnification and extra lighting if needed. Extension cords and if you are driving a toaster oven would be greatly appreciated. All other tools and supplies are provided.
Skill Level: All levels
Max. Students: 10
IGMA Members $150 / Non-Members $160
Create a Bear with Blanket and Scarf in Polymer Clay
Instructor: Manda Theart
Tuesday, September 9, 1:00pm – 5:00pm
Learn to create characters in polymer clay. Master the art of sculpting, shading and the amazing details from author and artist Manda Theart from South Africa.
Tools to bring: Please bring ceramic tile to work on (sometimes free samples at Home Depot !), magnification and extra lighting if needed. Extension cords and if you are driving a toaster oven would be greatly appreciated. All other tools and supplies are provided.
Skill Level: All levels
Max. Students: 10
IGMA Members $150 / Non-Members $160
Bear with Dessert Plate in Polymer Clay
Instructor: Manda Theart
Tuesday, September 9, 6:00pm – 10:00pm
Learn to create characters in polymer clay. Master the art of sculpting, shading and the amazing details from author and artist Manda Theart from South Africa.
Tools to bring: Please bring ceramic tile to work on (sometimes free samples at Home Depot !), magnification and extra lighting if needed. Extension cords and if you are driving a toaster oven would be greatly appreciated. All other tools and supplies are provided.
Skill Level: All levels
Max. Students: 10
IGMA Members $150 / Non-Members $160
Create a Lion on a Pull Toy in Polymer Clay
Instructor: Manda Theart
Wednesday, September 10, 8:00am – 12:00pm
Learn to create characters in polymer clay. Master the art of sculpting, shading and the amazing details from author and artist Manda Theart from South Africa.
Tools to bring: Please bring ceramic tile to work on (sometimes free samples at Home Depot !), magnification and extra lighting if needed. Extension cords and if you are driving a toaster oven would be greatly appreciated. All other tools and supplies are provided.
Skill Level: All levels
Max. Students: 10
IGMA Members $150 / Non-Members $160
Create a Giraffe on a Pull Toy in Polymer Clay
Instructor: Manda Theart
Wednesday, September 10, 1:00pm – 5:00pm
Learn to create characters in polymer clay. Master the art of sculpting, shading and the amazing details from author and artist Manda Theart from South Africa.
Tools to bring: Please bring ceramic tile to work on (sometimes free samples at Home Depot !), magnification and extra lighting if needed. Extension cords and if you are driving a toaster oven would be greatly appreciated. All other tools and supplies are provided.
Skill Level: All levels
Max. Students: 10
IGMA Members $150 / Non-Members $160
Create an Elephant on a Pull Toy in Polymer Clay
Instructor: Manda Theart
Wednesday, September 10, 6:00pm – 10:00pm
Learn to create characters in polymer clay. Master the art of sculpting, shading and the amazing details from author and artist Manda Theart from South Africa.
Tools to bring: Please bring ceramic tile to work on (sometimes free samples at Home Depot !), magnification and extra lighting if needed. Extension cords and if you are driving a toaster oven would be greatly appreciated. All other tools and supplies are provided.
Skill Level: All levels
Max. Students: 10
IGMA Members $150 / Non-Members $160
Create Tiny Snowmen in Domes in Polymer Clay
Instructor: Manda Theart
Thursday, September 11, 8:00am – 12:00pm
Learn to create characters in polymer clay. Master the art of sculpting, shading and the amazing details from author and artist Manda Theart from South Africa.
Tools to bring: Please bring ceramic tile to work on (sometimes free samples at Home Depot !), magnification and extra lighting if needed. Extension cords and if you are driving a toaster oven would be greatly appreciated. All other tools and supplies are provided.
Skill Level: All levels
Max. Students: 10
IGMA Members $150 / Non-Members $160
Create a Snowman in a Dome in Polymer Clay
Instructor: Manda Theart
Thursday, September 11, 1:00pm – 5:00pm
Learn to create characters in polymer clay. Master the art of sculpting, shading and the amazing details from author and artist Manda Theart from South Africa.
Tools to bring: Please bring ceramic tile to work on (sometimes free samples at Home Depot !), magnification and extra lighting if needed. Extension cords and if you are driving a toaster oven would be greatly appreciated. All other tools and supplies are provided.
Skill Level: All levels
Max. Students: 10
IGMA Members $150 / Non-Members $160
Create a Christmas Gingerbread House in Polymer Clay
Instructor: Manda Theart
Friday, September 12, 9:00am – 5:00pm
Learn to create characters in polymer clay. Master the art of sculpting, shading and the amazing details from author and artist Manda Theart from South Africa.
Tools to bring: Please bring ceramic tile to work on (sometimes free samples at Home Depot !), magnification and extra lighting if needed. Extension cords and if you are driving a toaster oven would be greatly appreciated. All other tools and supplies are provided.
Skill Level: All levels
Max. Students: 10
IGMA Members $270 / Non-Members $280
Create a Bear in Bed with a Blanket in Polymer Clay
Instructor: Manda Theart
Sunday, September 14, 5:00pm – 10:00pm
Learn to create characters in polymer clay. Master the art of sculpting, shading and the amazing details from author and artist Manda Theart from South Africa.
Tools to bring: Please bring ceramic tile to work on (sometimes free samples at Home Depot !), magnification and extra lighting if needed. Extension cords and if you are driving a toaster oven would be greatly appreciated. All other tools and supplies are provided.
Skill Level: All levels
Max. Students: 10
IGMA Members $200 / Non-Members $210
Grapes! Polymer Clay
Instructor: Anna Wybranowska (A)
Wednesday, September 10, 1:00pm – 5:00pm
Learn polymer clay best techniques to achieve realistic looking grapes in 1:12 scale. In this workshop different approaches to mixing polymer clay will be presented.
Tools to bring: Magnifying glass and extra light (battery operated). Glass or ceramic tile to work on.Your own small scissors and tweezers are welcome but not necessary. Extension cords, table lamps and if you are driving a toaster oven would be greatly appreciated.
All other tools and supplies are provided.
Skill Level: All levels
Max. Students: 12
IGMA Members $120 / Non-Members $130
Peaches! Polymer Clay
Instructor: Anna Wybranowska (A)
Thursday, September 11, 8:00am – 12:00pm
In the workshop we will create a composition of peaches in colander (3D project by Giulia Wolf) as well as a branch full of leaves and fruit. Students will learn how to mix polymer clay, use dry pastels, build a branch, make leaves, and also how to get a fluffy skin of a peach.
Tools to bring: Magnifying glass and extra light (battery operated). Glass or ceramic tile to work on.Your own small scissors and tweezers are welcome but not necessary. Extension cords, table lamps and if you are driving a toaster oven would be greatly appreciated.
All other tools and supplies are provided.
Skill Level: All levels
Max. Students: 12
IGMA Members $120 / Non-Members $130
Cheesecake and Peach Preserve Polymer Clay
Instructor: Anna Wybranowska (A)
Thursday, September 11, 6:00 – 10:00pm
Learn polymer clay best techniques to achieve realistic looking miniature arrangement in 1:12 scale. In this workshop we will create peaches in syrup and a cheesecake with fruit.
Students will learn how to mix and texture polymer clay, use dry pastels, UV resin and inks.
Tools to bring: Magnifying glass and extra light (battery operated). Glass or ceramic tile to work on.Your own small scissors and tweezers are welcome but not necessary. Extension cords, table lamps and if you are driving a toaster oven would be greatly appreciated.
All other tools and supplies are provided.
Skill Level: All levels
Max. Students: 12
IGMA Members $120 / Non-Members $130
3 Tier Chocolate Cake Polymer Clay
Instructor: Anna Wybranowska (A)
Friday, September 12, 1:00pm – 5:00pm
Learn polymer clay best techniques to achieve realistic looking cake in 1:12 scale. During this workshop we will create a 3-tier cake with two types of chocolate (icing and sprinkles).
We will also make blackberries, blueberries and some small leaves for a cake decoration.
Tools to bring: Magnifying glass and extra light (battery operated). Glass or ceramic tile to work on.Your own small scissors and tweezers are welcome but not necessary. Extension cords, table lamps and if you are driving a toaster oven would be greatly appreciated.
All other tools and supplies are provided.
Skill Level: All levels
Max. Students: 12
IGMA Members $120 / Non-Members $130
Cherries! Polymer Clay
Instructor: Anna Wybranowska (A)
Friday, September 12, 5:30pm – 10:00pm
Learn polymer clay best techniques to achieve realistic looking cherry arrangemet in 1:12 scale. In this workshop we will create a jar preserve, a plate full of cherries and a branch with leaves and fruit. Students will learn how to mix polymer clay, use dry pastels and how to work with UV resin and inks.
Tools to bring: Magnifying glass and extra light (battery operated). Glass or ceramic tile to work on.Your own small scissors and tweezers are welcome but not necessary. Extension cords, table lamps and if you are driving a toaster oven would be greatly appreciated.
All other tools and supplies are provided.
Skill Level: All levels
Max. Students: 10
IGMA Members $120 / Non-Members $130