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Have you ever dreamed of crafting your own personalized perfume? This workshop is your chance to turn that dream into reality! No experience necessary! In this beginner-friendly session, led by Sarah of Camp Disco Perfume Experiences, you'll embark on an olfactory adventure, learning the basics of perfume making and creating a custom 1 oz perfume spray and a handy rollerball perfume oil with a customizable charm keychain! Here's what you'll experience: - Perfume 101: Gain a foundation in fragrance creation with a quick introduction to perfume composition and essential oils. - Experiment & Discover: Explore a variety of essential and fragrance oils to find scents that resonate with you. - Design Your Signature Scent: Craft a personalized perfume spray and rollerball oil, tailored to your unique preferences. - Layer & Customize: Learn the art of layering scents to create a fragrance that's truly your own. - Take it Home in Style: Leave the workshop with your very own perfume essentials, ready to wear and share! Plus, you'll have a charming rollerball perfume keychain to keep your signature scent always at hand. Whether you gravitate towards floral notes or earthy tones, this workshop is designed to ignite your creativity and guide you in crafting a scent that reflects your personality. Spots are limited, so register today! 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.

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: - 6.5 mm (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: 4/26, 5/3, 5/10 Time: 10am-12pm 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.

In this hands-on class, you'll learn to transform natural materials into a stunning organic wreath, perfect for adorning your door, hearth, or gifting to a loved one. Guided by Cassie of Wildflower Florals, you'll discover the art of crafting a unique wreath base using willow, then skillfully arrange a harmonious blend of dried foliage, flowers, and textures. We'll explore color theory, focal point selection, and the magic of ribbon accents, empowering you to create a truly personalized wreath. All materials are provided, including willow base, an array of natural elements, ribbon, and tools. By the end of the workshop you'll not only have a beautiful wreath to take home but also the confidence and knowledge to create more stunning wreaths in the future. Bonus: These wreaths last up to 5 years! Max 15/Min 5 participants. Ages 10 and up. September 29 1-3pm Book Today! About the Instructor Cassie has been working with flowers for 20+ years and is the Creative Director at Wildflower Florist is Capo Beach. She is passionate about art, music, and bringing the beauty of nature to all of life's celebrations.

Transform a canvas tote bag into a wearable work of art! Creating mandalas is a meditative and relaxing art form. Learn the basic shapes that mandala artist use to build larger mesmerizing mandala patterns. I’ll teach you how to turn any acrylic paint into fabric paint for this tote bag and for any fabric project. Learn to heat set your fabric art to preserve your craft. About the Teacher: Ranoo Sabnis is a mandala artist from Agoura Hills, CA. She is also a full time OB/GYN and mom of three! Mandala art has been a form of meditation for her and she will paint a mandala on almost anything. Find Ranoo on: Instagram instagram.com/mandaladoc Facebook Facebook.com/mandaladoc Website MandalaDoc.com YouTube YouTube.com/mandaladoc Min 4/Max 6 participants. If minimum is not reached the workshop will be canceled. We will provide 24 hours notice to registered participants, and will provide a full refund.

In this beginner-friendly 2 hr workshop, you'll learn the art of seed beading, a fun and versatile technique using tiny colorful glass beads. Our friendly instructor will guide you step-by-step through crafting a beautiful seed bead necklace and a coordinating bracelet. All materials are provided, including an array of glass seed beads in range of beautiful colors. By the end of the workshop, you'll walk away with two unique, handcrafted pieces of jewelry and the skills to create more! Perfect for a day out with friends or a creative solo adventure, this workshop is a delightful introduction to the world of seed beading. Sign up today and let your creativity sparkle! Next Session: May 18th 1-3pm 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, Southern California vibes, and a touch of Mexican influence (thanks to her family!). Cecilia believes that creativity is for everyone, not just the artistic elite. In her classes, she fosters a welcoming space where anyone can discover their inner maker and embrace the joy of handcrafted art. Cecilia is also a beaded jewelry designer with a line of exquisite beaded rings @parla.rings. This workshop is designed for adults and teens. Min 3/Max 10

This class is designed for high school students and adults. This class explores various mediums in drawing, painting, printmaking, and sculpture. Along the way we also look at what makes a great piece of art and how does one learn to have personal expression. This class is an ongoing exploration of visual expression and a space where students are encouraged to take risks without harsh judgment. The class has become a safe space for people to explore their creative process and in turn many students have continued for years. Class is limited to 6 students at a time, and we are always excited to welcome new folks into the group. This class meets twice a month, every 2nd and 4th Wednesdays 5pm-7pm. $170 registration includes 1 month (2 sessions, 2 hours each) Please email hello@smallspaceart.com to inquire about joining this class. About the Teacher 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.

Create a festive and fun fall wreath with this beginner-friendly workshop! Learn easy techniques to craft a beautiful, custom mini wreath that will add a touch of seasonal charm to your home. Using vibrant felt leaves you'll design a one-of-a-kind piece that will last for many seasons. Perfect for beginners, this workshop is a great way to get creative and enjoy a fun evening of crafting. 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! 5-5:30pm: The party starts at 5pm with drinks & food (see details below) 5:30-7:30pm: At 5:30pm 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 November 1st: Glass Mosaic Holiday Ornament with Kristin Wu 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! Dec 6th: Macrame Holiday Wall Hanging with Alex Weinberg

Discover the joy of sewing with stretchy fabrics in this beginner-friendly workshop! Learn how to create a classic t-shirt from start to finish. You'll master key techniques such as sewing with knits, installing a neckband, and creating a polished hem. While all steps can be done on a regular sewing machine, you'll also have the opportunity to try a serger (overlock machine) for extra finesse on your seams. It's the perfect chance to dip your toes into sewing with stretchy materials and walk away with a handmade t-shirt you'll love to wear. - All materials provided. - Use our machines or bring your own (must know how to operate your machine). 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 workshop is designed for age 13 up. This is a very small group workshop with only 5 participants. 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, 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.

Learn how to make an elegant and natural napkin ring for your autumn table with Cassie from Wildflower Floral. 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 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!

This series is for those who have mastered basic embroidery and want to expand their skills. You'll learn intermediate and advanced stitches like raised stitches, chain stitch variations, french knots, and blanket stitch, while exploring how to combine them for complex, beautiful patterns. We’ll also discuss how to apply these new techniques to real projects. This class is the first session in a two-part series. Each class is independent and booked separately. Participants can book both or either one, however we recommend signing up for both! The stitches covered will be different in each class, but are of similar complexity. Stitches learned include: Session 1: attached fly, ribbed web, couched filling 1, compact chain, woven picot Session 2: leaf, woven spider web, couched filling 2, wheatear, bullion knot. Materials: Fabric and some threads are provided. We have hoops, needles, threaders, and scissors to borrow during the session, but if you have your own preferred tools you're welcome to bring them. Prerequisites: Embroidery 101 Course at Small Space or basic knowledge of embroidery (basic stitches, threading, and handling fabric and needles). Join us to elevate your embroidery skills and create stunning, detailed pieces! Click Book Now below to sign up for Intermediate Embroidery I. Intermediate Embroidery Series: Intermediate Embroidery I: 3/1, 1-2:30pm, $45 Intermediate Embroidery II: 3/8, 1-2:30pm, $45 To sign up for Intermediate Embroidery II, please navigate to the Class Schedule page and March 8, then click on "Intermediate Embroidery II" and Book Now at the bottom of the page. Min 2/Max 8 participants About the Instructor Romina Oneto / Fiber Artist Romina is a Chilean engineer, mother of three, and a passionate crafter. She has dedicated herself to the world of fiber arts and design, studying Tambour Embroidery at Hand and Lock and Haute Couture Bead Embroidery with Marco Jerez. Romina has taught various techniques in Chile and Argentina, including hand embroidery, beadwork, tambour, sashiko, crochet, and soutache. She combines her technical expertise with her creative spirit, sharing her knowledge and love for intricate, handmade artistry.

Join us for a cozy and creative knitting experience and learn to make your very own chunky beanie in just two sessions! Never knit before? This workshop is for you! We will guide you through all the essential knitting techniques needed to complete a warm, stylish beanie you’ll love. Schedule: When: Two consecutive Thursday evenings, 5:00–6:30 PM (check the calendar) Where: Small Space Art Collective, San Clemente What You’ll Learn: Session 1: Learn a beginner-friendly cast-on technique, the knit stitch, and how to turn your work. Between classes, you’ll practice at home and complete most of your beanie. Session 2: Wrap up your project by finishing the knitting, binding off, sewing your beanie together, and weaving in the ends. Included in Your Knitting Starter Kit: High-quality wood knitting needles* (US size 13) Luscious soft chunky merino wool superwash yarn Yarn needle for finishing Project bag Techniques You’ll Master: - Backwards loop cast on - Knit stitch - Garter stitch - Bind off - Whip stitch (for sewing the beanie together) - Weaving in ends Pre-requisites: No prior knitting experience is required—just bring your enthusiasm! *If you already have size US 13 knitting needles, you can opt out of the provided needles and receive a $10 refund. Please contact us when you register to opt out of the knitting needles. Come learn knitting while creating something warm and meaningful. Spaces are limited, so grab your spot 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 south coast of Sweden, she now flourishes in sunny Southern California, surrounded by her husband, two cats and a Chiweenie. Cecilia is a lifelong creative spirit, always eager to learn new craft techniques. From garment sewing to knitting and 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.

Create magical Ice Dyed bamboo socks and a gorgeous Shibori patterned bandana while learning the basics of using non-toxic fiber reactive dyes and techniques from artist Rachael Duran of Thunder Textile. In this combo class you will learn about the magical world of ice dyeing and explore the art of shibori. We will cover how to create an ice dye set-up, working with non-toxic fiber reactive dyes and how to achieve the results you desire. Each participant will ice dye a pair of bamboo socks and a bandana. While we wait for the ice to melt we'll move onto shibori, a dyeing technique that involves twisting, tying, gathering or folding and binding fabric in a certain way before it is dyed, creating a unique pattern that results from only allowing the dye to penetrate certain portions of the fabric. Each participant will use two bandanas and a drawstring bag to dye and we will be using non-toxic indigo fiber reactive dye. Limited to 8 participants for a fun and intimate experience. Get your ticket today! Min 3 participants. We may cancel if we don't reach the minimum number of registrants. We will provide notice at least 24 hours in advance of the scheduled start time. For adults and teens when accompanied by an adult. Rachael Duran is the owner/maker at thunder textile. Her interests include macrame, printmaking, marbling, and knitting but her true passion is working with dye. She’s a self taught dyer and works exclusively with natural fiber textiles. Whenever she’s not starting a new project or tackling a new craft she’s having fun with her husband and daughter.