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In this workshop, you will learn the basics of perfume making, discuss and explore essential oils and fragrance oils, and then create your own custom 1 oz perfume spray. No experience necessary! In this workshop, you'll create two personal fragrance items, including a custom perfume spray (eau de toilette) and a rollerball perfume oil. We’ll start with a quick Perfume 101 and discuss some basic principles of creating a perfume and you’ll have the chance to create a practice blend. Then, you’ll create a blueprint of your formula and create your personal, custom perfume. At the end of the workshop, you'll have your own duo of perfume essentials to wear on their own or layered as you please! Whether you love ultra-feminine florals or prefer something more earthy, this workshop is the perfect way to experiment and discover what scents suit you best. Expect a beginner-friendly approach to the complex art and science of perfume making, designed to ignite your creativity through your strongest sense - your sense of smell! With Sarah of Camp Disco Perfume Experiences (@campdiscolife) Camp Disco Perfume Experiences are designed to help you DISCOnnect and discover a playful approach to fragrance and self-care. Founder Sarah McDaniel has hosted over 1,000 blending sessions in the Los Angeles area since 2017, with activations at BeautyCon, The Bloc, Athleta and Unique LA.

Over four Thursday nights (4:30-6:30pm), you'll learn valuable techniques like crafting pockets and buttonholes while constructing the popular June pants by Helen's Closet. This course is perfect for confident beginner sewers who want to refine their skills and create a garment you'll love to wear. In this course you will: - Learn to sew pockets and buttonholes - Construct comfortable, stylish June pants - Gain confidence in your sewing abilities What's included: - Instruction on sewing techniques specific to the June pants - Use of classroom sewing machines (BYO machine optional) - PDF pattern download with printing and assembling instructions (Book Sewing Lab for pattern or cutting assistance) What to bring: - Pre-cut fabric for the June pants (fabric recommendations and yardage chart provided) - Matching or contrasting thread Size Range: 0-34 (up to a 62" hip) About the June Pants: The June Shorts and Pants are that elastic waist design that you can never have enough of in your wardrobe. They are great for everyday wear and for lounging, but can also be dressed up with fancy fabrics! More info here: https://helensclosetpatterns.com/product/june-pants-and-shorts/ Pre-requisite or skills required: - Intro to Garment Sewing Workshop at Small Space OR these skills: - Basic garment sewing skills including how to thread a sewing machine, how to sew and finish seams, how to wind bobbins, how to change needles, how to read a sewing pattern and select your size, how to cut a pattern out of fabric, how to finish a seam. This course is for ages 13 and up. Min 4, max 5 participants. Ready to take your sewing skills to the next level and create a stylish pair of June pants? Sign up today! About the Teacher: Cecilia Ostberg, co-owner of Small Space Art Collective, brings a global perspective to her art and teaching. Growing up on the coast of Sweden, she now flourishes in sunny San Clemente, CA, surrounded by her husband, feline companions, and her mother. Cecilia's a lifelong creative spirit, always eager to learn new craft techniques. From garment sewing to jewelry making, her passion lies in handmade creations and artistic exploration. Her travels infuse her work with a unique blend of Scandinavian heritage and Southern California vibes.

Learn the art of upcycling with glass jars and mosaic with glass artist Kristin Wu! Students will create a freeform mosaic votive or pencil holder out of recycled glass jars. Bring your own jar or choose from one of ours! All materials provided. Great for beginners! Join us for a fun and inspiring pop-up workshop series hosted at High Tide Coffee! Every third Sunday of the month, starting in September 2024, from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM, find your inner creative and explore new artistic techniques in a welcoming and social atmosphere. What's included? - Guided instruction by talented Small Space Art Collective instructors. - All materials needed for the workshop. - A delicious beverage from High Tide Coffee to fuel your creativity (included in booking). Perfect for all skill levels! Whether you're a seasoned artist or a curious beginner, these workshops are designed to inspire and empower you. Experiment with different mediums, learn new skills, and create a beautiful piece of art to take home. Join our creative community! Meet new people, share your artistic journey, and have some fun at High Tide Coffee's Art Class! Sign up today and discover the joy of creating! Upcoming Workshops at High Tide Art Class: November 17: Thanksgiving Napkin Rings with Cassie Jerrold-Jones Learn how to make an elegant and natural napkin ring for your autumn table. You will receive instruction and materials to make a set of four. Plus the knowledge to take this craft home and make them for any occasion! Everything is better when it’s hand made with love ❤️

Join us for a fun and creative 1.5-hour workshop where we explore duplicate stitch embroidery—a technique that mimics the look of knitted colorwork without the complexity! This method is perfect for adding personalized designs to your knitted garments, fixing mistakes in colorwork projects, or mending. Please bring a knit garment made up with "stockinette stitch" to embellish. Please note that this technique only works on items made with stockinette stitch and works best with a larger stitch size. See photos below for more guidance, and send us a message if you're unsure if your garment will be suitable. If you don't have a suitable garment please let us know and we'll try to find a swatch that you can use for practice in class. We will have sample design that you can use. You may not be able to finish your design by the end of class, but you're welcome to stay on for Fiber Club which is open until 8pm. Bring snacks and get ready to spend a cozy evening getting creative! Whether you’re looking to customize your knits, repair an existing piece, or simply try something new, this workshop is a great way to expand your fiber arts skills in a relaxed and supportive setting. About the Instructor: Cecilia Ostberg, co-owner of Small Space Art Collective, brings a global perspective to her art and teaching. Growing up on the south coast of Sweden, she now flourishes in sunny Southern California, surrounded by her community, husband, two cats and a Chiweenie. Cecilia's a lifelong creative spirit, always eager to learn new craft techniques. From garment sewing to jewelry making, her passion lies in handmade creations and artistic exploration. Her travels infuse her work with a unique blend of Scandinavian heritage and Southern California vibes. Note: If the date you're looking for isn't showing up below, click "book now" and navigate to the date using the calendar.

In the final week, bring everything together as you learn the triple crochet stitch! Using all the skills from the course, you’ll start creating your choice of a tote bag or scarf. While you may not finish your project in class, you’ll leave with all the knowledge and confidence needed to complete it on your own. This is the perfect way to wrap up four weeks of building your crochet expertise! This class is the forth and final session of a 4-week series. Each class is booked individually. (See below for full schedule). The classes build on the skills learned in the previous week, but you can also jump in at any time and the instructor will adapt your lesson to your level. We recommend booking all four sessions for the most comprehensive course! Send us an email if you have questions. Students can choose to book the class with a starter kit or bring their own supplies. The starter kit includes a crochet hook and a ball of yarn. The class cost is $55 with the kit or $45 without. If you’ve already purchased the kit in a previous session, there’s no need to buy it again! If you’re bringing your own supplies, please bring any size 4 yarn (we recommend cotton) and a size H or I crochet hook. Click Book Now to register for this class! (Each session must be booked individually) Learn to Crochet Series: 2/2: Session 1 - Friendship Bracelets & Coasters 2/9: Session 2 - Wrist Warmers 2/16: Session 3 - Ribbed Hat 2/23: Session 4 - Tote Bag or Scarf Ages 9 and up Min 2 / Max 12 participants About the Instructor: Ashley Bowman is a knit and crochet instructor and a painting teacher. When she isn’t teaching knitting or crocheting she likes to come up with patterns to make later. Sometimes those patterns end up being fiber art. As a native of Southern California, she enjoys the creative and relaxed atmosphere of where she grew up and remembers not to take life too seriously.

Learn to create an original wall piece painted on a skateboard. Taught by Leah Rodarti , who teaches painting, printmaking, and mixed media at small space. Leah will share her expertise in color, design, and composition and showing students how great design and painting doesn’t have to be limited to a canvas and paper. Class limited to 10 students. Class is for preteens up to adults. All materials included. Time-1:00-4:00 When-1/5/25 Cost- $85 About the Instructor Leah Rodarti is the founder and co-owner of Small Space Art Collective. She is a visual artists/educator whose work includes painting, drawing, installation and printmaking. Leah loves, art, people, teaching, animals, bikes, fashion, surfing, dancing, and music.

Once learned, they work up easily and can be made with an endless variety of colors and patterns. Materials include glass seed beads, needle, thread, a choice of either sterling or gold filled ear wires and written directions with illustrations. Color options for beads will be available. Suitable for beginning or experienced beaders. Mature teens and adults welcome. About the Teacher: Doris Weinbaum has been involved with beads, both as a businesswoman and an artist/teacher since 1993. In that year Doris opened a retail bead shop in Oak Park, Illinois, a suburb of Chicago. While owning and managing the shop, Doris began learning beading techniques and jewelry design from instructors in her store, books and customers. Given her breadth of experience with many other hand-crafts, including sewing, knitting and crocheting, Doris' talent for beading blossomed. Doris has had one of her original designs published and has taught a wide range of beading techniques to children and adults. As a former home economics teacher, Doris most enjoys watching where individual creativity will take her students. Doris believes there are no limits to the artistic uses for beads, especially when combined with knowledge of beadwork techniques and tools. In January 2008, Doris and her husband Mike relocated to San Clemente, California for a career change for Mike and a lifestyle change for both. Doris sold her bead shop in 2012 and it is now in the daily care of her former store manager. Doris is enjoying spreading her knowledge and love of beadwork to the community of artists in Southern California. Doris is a regular teacher for the Bead Society of Orange County. Doris’ jewelry creations can be found at the San Clemente Art Gallery and Tyger Lotus Boutique, both located in downtown San Clemente. Doris is looking forward to being with a new community of artists while teaching at Small Space Art Collective!

Join us for a fun and laid-back knitting course where you’ll create "The Beach Tank" by Jess Scheibstein. This versatile, boxy fit top is perfect for warm weather or as a stylish layering piece year-round. You’ll have the option to customize the length of your tank to create a cropped look or a longer fit, making it your own. We’ll be knitting with cool, natural fibers like cotton/linen blends, perfect for the summer. The course includes the pattern and all materials needed to complete your project. Come knit with us and create a wardrobe staple you'll love! In this course we learn how to: - Read a commercial knitting pattern - Gauge swatch - Long tail cast on - Knit in the round - Purl stitch - Rib stitch - Decreasing - I-Cord straps Week 1: Course overview, purling, rib stitch, gauge swatch, blocking Week 2: Cast on, join in the round, start knitting ribbed hem Week 3-4 (no in class session): Finish ribbed hem, knit stockinette in the round to the armholes Week 5: Decreasing, start knitting the front Week 6-7 (no in class session): Finish knitting the front & back Week 8: I-cord straps, grafting, weave in ends All tools and materials are included in the course. Pre-requisites: Completed Learn to Knit 1 - Chunky Beanie course, or know how to knit the knit stitch. This course is designed for adults and mature teens. Registration closes 2/11 to allow for materials orders to arrive in time. About the Teacher: Cecilia Ostberg, co-owner of Small Space Art Collective, brings a global perspective to her art and teaching. Growing up on the south coast of Sweden, she now flourishes in sunny Southern California with her husband, two cats and a Chiweenie. Cecilia is a lifelong creative spirit, always eager to learn new art/craft techniques. From garment sewing to knitting and jewelry making, her passion lies in handmade creations and artistic exploration. Her background infuses her work with a unique blend of Scandinavian heritage and Southern California vibes.

Join us for a relaxed and supportive sewing class where you'll learn sewing techniques and bring your creative vision to life. Our class meets every 1st and 3rd Saturday morning from 10am to noon, and is perfect for beginners who want to develop their skills at their own pace. Class Details: When: Every 1st and 3rd Saturday morning from 10am to noon Where: Small Space Art Collective Who: Beginners and those with basic sewing skills How It Works: Personalized Learning: Our teacher will provide guidance and support tailored to your individual needs and aspirations. Flexible Projects: Choose a project that excites you and watch your skills grow with each class. Home Practice: Work on your projects at home between classes at your own pace. Monthly Enrollment: Sign up for the 2-session class each month to ensure your spot. Sign up early to ensure your spot! After your first sign up the teacher will contact you to discuss what you'd like to work on and how to prep for the first class. What to Bring: - Consumable materials (fabric, thread, trims, notions, sewing machine needles) - Optional: Your own sewing machine Pre-requisite or skills required: - Intro to Sewing Workshop at Small Space OR these skills: - Basic sewing skills including how to thread a sewing machine, how to sew different seams, how to wind bobbins, how to change needles Don't miss out! About the Instructor Cecilia Ostberg, co-owner of Small Space Art Collective, brings a global perspective to her art and teaching. Growing up on the south coast of Sweden, she now flourishes in sunny Southern California, surrounded by her community, husband, two cats and a Chiweenie. Cecilia's a lifelong creative spirit, always eager to learn new craft techniques. From garment sewing to jewelry making, her passion lies in handmade creations and artistic exploration. Her travels infuse her work with a unique blend of Scandinavian heritage and Southern California vibes.

In this beginner-friendly workshop, you'll create a unique holiday ornament to treasure for years to come. Whether you're crafting with friends or looking to meet new people, this hands-on experience is perfect for those seeking a fun and relaxing activity. All materials are provided. Let your imagination run wild and create a one-of-a-kind masterpiece! Makes a meaningful Thanksgiving hostess gift! This fun, casual workshop series is the perfect way to spend your Friday evening. Get creative with new and old friends, explore a different craft project each month, and enjoy a relaxing atmosphere. We'll get crafty every first Friday of the month! 5-6pm: The party starts at 5pm with drinks & food (see details below) 6-7:30pm: At 6pm we get artsy with a fun beginner friendly Creative Project Here's what's included: Guided Craft Workshop: Learn a new skill or revisit a favorite with a friendly and helpful instructor. One Free Drink: Sip on something delicious from the Crafty Drink Menu including a curated selection of wine, beer, coffee, tea, and lemonade (one drink included in the ticket price, tips not included ;)). Food Specials: Grab a bite to eat before your crafting session to fuel your creativity with $2 off any $10 order! Kitchen is open between 5pm and 6:30pm. Community & Fun: Meet new people, share your crafting passion, and enjoy the warm and welcoming vibe of Zebra House. Crafty Fridays are perfect for: -Individuals and groups of all skill levels -Anyone who wants to learn a new craft or socialize with fellow creatives -Those looking for a fun and relaxing way to spend their Friday evening Space is limited, so register today and secure your spot! These workshops will be taught by different Small Space Art Collective teachers and will feature a fun variety of projects and techniques. Min 8/Max 22 Dec 6th: Macrame Holiday Wall Hanging with Alex Weinberg

Students will have a chance to test out printmaking in a simple format. Get a little messy and hopefully walk away with a new friend and new pieces of art they are proud of. Ages 7-11 About The Instructor Ashley holds a BFA from Columbus College of Art and Design and previously worked in fashion design and graphic design for Limited Brands and later as a freelancer focused in print design. When her oldest daughter started in kindergarten she quickly realized there wasn’t art in elementary schools and started a PTA sponsored recess art program that now sees 150 students a week at one of the local public schools. (prop 28 has slowly began to put art back into elementary schools) She distinctly remembers how much her public school art (visual, music and dance) programs impacted her life. She hopes to share that same passion and inspiration with the next generation of creatives.

Join us for a three-session knitting workshop where we’ll create the perfect summer accessory: an elevated, lightweight market bag using a beautiful natural fiber yarn. Designed by Danish brand PetiteKnit, this bag is as functional as it is stylish – perfect for farmer’s market hauls, beach days, or tossing in your everyday tote. What You'll Learn: - How to knit a center-out circular base using the Magic Loop technique - An elegant eyelet stitch pattern for the bag body - How to make sleek and sturdy i-cord straps This project is ideal for knitters who are confident with the basics and ready to expand their skills. The finished bag is soft, compact, and thoughtfully designed for everyday use. We will have optional modifications to adapt this workshop to easier or more advanced. Included in Your Workshop Fee: ✔ Natural fiber yarn ✔ PetiteKnit "Coast Bag" knitting pattern ✔ A cotton project bag to carry your work ✔ Knitting Needles* ✔ Expert, hands-on instruction across two sessions You can choose to omit needles in the check-out if you already own and can bring these needles: - US 9 circular needles - 16" and 32" or 40" cord (the size of needle is not critical and you can use any size reasonably close to 6.5mm (US 9). Your bag will end up smaller or larger depending on the size of your needles. Note: I will demonstrate the Magic Loop technique, but if you prefer to use DPNs you're welcome to bring needles and use that technique instead. Please let us know in advance. Dates: 5/29, 6/5, 6/19 Time: 6:30-8pm Skill Level: Advanced Beginner Let’s knit something timeless together — a bag you’ll reach for all season long! About the Instructor: Cecilia Ostberg, co-owner of Small Space Art Collective, brings a global perspective to her art and teaching. Growing up on the south coast of Sweden, she now flourishes in sunny Southern California with her husband, two cats and a Chiweenie. Cecilia is a lifelong creative spirit, always eager to learn new art/craft techniques. From garment sewing to knitting and jewelry making, her passion lies in handmade creations and artistic exploration. Her background infuses her work with a unique blend of Scandinavian heritage and Southern California vibes.