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🧵Clothing Alterations - Adult Art Workshop (Jan 16)

$30.00
Only 10 available

Have a clothing item you love but can’t wear because it needs fixing or altered to fit you? Want to learn how to replace a zipper, resew a hem, or make something bigger or smaller? This is the workshop for you! Bring in your items that need a little TLC and learn how to keep your favorite fashions out of the landfill for years to come.

  • Dates: Saturday January 16

    Register by: Jan 13

  • Time: 12 to 4:00p

  • Ages: Adults (15+*)

    *ages 15, 16, and 17 must be accompanied by an adult. we offer flexible ages for the adult workshop for those who are looking for something fun to do with their teen kid.

  • Supplies: Participants should bring a clothing item they want to repair or alter.

  • Instructor: Kai Blunt

  • Location: Wyoming Fine Arts Center

Have a clothing item you love but can’t wear because it needs fixing or altered to fit you? Want to learn how to replace a zipper, resew a hem, or make something bigger or smaller? This is the workshop for you! Bring in your items that need a little TLC and learn how to keep your favorite fashions out of the landfill for years to come.

  • Dates: Saturday January 16

    Register by: Jan 13

  • Time: 12 to 4:00p

  • Ages: Adults (15+*)

    *ages 15, 16, and 17 must be accompanied by an adult. we offer flexible ages for the adult workshop for those who are looking for something fun to do with their teen kid.

  • Supplies: Participants should bring a clothing item they want to repair or alter.

  • Instructor: Kai Blunt

  • Location: Wyoming Fine Arts Center

Meet Your Instructor: Kai Blunt

Kai Blunt is a Cincinnati-born fashion designer and jeweler. A recent B.F.A. graduate from Syracuse University, Kai majored in Fashion Design with minors in Museum Studies and Jewelry & Metalsmithing - fields that allow him to blend creative innovation with historical preservation.

Passionate about sharing art in all its forms, Kai teaches classes on a variety of craft techniques. Whether it be 2D watercolor and sketching, fibercraft like weaving and sewing, or expressive jewelry and beadwork, he’s here to encourage a wide range of creative exploration. 

Having taught artists from 6-60, his favorite part of art is sharing it with others. He aims for all his students to get as much joy out of the process of making as the finished product, if not more.

When not in the art studio, Kai likes to get back to his scouting roots by enjoying the great outdoors and loves to figure out new ways to bring nature into his art projects.