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  • Bookbinding - Make your own journal

    Have you always wanted to make your own handcrafted journal that you can write in, draw in, and keep special treasures in? Learn the ancient art of coptic bookbinding from fine artist Kristianne Riddle. This engaging, hands-on class with Kristianne teaches the simple art of sewing signatures of paper together to form a book. In the coptic style, the pages of the book open and lay flat so you can draw easily on each and every page. If you love sewing and paper as much as Kristianne, you will love creating your own handmade journal. You will take home a completed journal and the understanding of how to simply bind paper together to create more hand bound journals on your own. Tools supplied: Paper for pages of the book Chipboard for the front and back cover of the book Photographs by Kristianne on paper and fabric that you can use to create a unique cover for your journal Archival glue Templates for the binding holes Sewing needle Waxed linen thread in a variety of colors Bone folder Feel free to bring your own pieces of thin fabric or paper to use on the cover of your journal. The journal will be approximately 5x7” No prior experience is necessary! Kristianne will guide you through the entire process, from making your cover using paper or fabric to forming the signatures, creating a binding template, then sewing everything together into a beautiful bound book. Group is limited to 8 participants. Get your tickets today! Minimum 2 participants. For adults and teens when accompanied by an adult. About the Instructor Kristianne is a visual artist captivated by the photographic process, paper sculpture, and book arts. Common themes in her work are the personal narrative and its intersection with the environment and motherhood. She graduated with a BFA in Photography from California State University Long Beach and has exhibited her work around the country. Her award-winning photographs are held in private and permanent museum collections and she regularly works with corporate clients creating imagery for advertising campaigns, magazines, and websites.

  • Journaling Journeys

    Our story is what the future loves the most 🩵 Journaling Journeys takes us into the past from a future that is well. The journal prompts in this class are created to bring presence to your feelings and beauty to your stories. Yes we have tears at times, and they are always welcome, but the tears are met with lightness and a brightness that shows the goodness that we didn’t know about. You will leave with expanded feelings about what you thought you could do, boundaries that do not contain you, and a little ‘fire’ that you did not know was invited to everything. This class is not about perfect writing, but focused, channeled, and powerful. Bring a blank journal and a pen. We have tea. Optional sharing of our creations and writings is part of this class. Our soul can sometimes be chattier than we expect. No pressure ever. Easy guided meditations prepare our creativity. Age 20+ Min 2, Max 8 participants. If we have fewer than 2 participants we will cancel the class. About the Teacher Kristen has a Bachelor’s degree in psychology from SDSU, as well as a Master’s Certification in Life Coaching. She works at beautiful venues in and around San Clemente, creating safe spaces for self care and personal development. She also coaches privately. Kristen is a creative, mystical coach who loves to inspire lightness and healing. She has self published a poetic memoir and a 30 day Journal.

  • Embroider on Knits 2 - Chain Stitch

    Take your knit embroidery skills further in this second session, where we’ll explore chain stitch embroidery for adding lettered designs to your knit garments! This technique creates a beautiful, textured effect that stands out against knitted fabric, perfect for monograms, meaningful words, or decorative lettering. Participants should bring a knit garment to work on—this can be any type of knit, as long as it’s not a very fine gauge. Whether you want to personalize a sweater, beanie, or cardigan, this workshop will guide you through the process step by step in a fun and relaxed setting. Come get creative and add a unique hand-stitched touch to your wardrobe! We will have sample letter designs 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! 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.

  • Intro to Sewing: Phone Bag

    In this 3.5 hour workshop you'll learn what you need to get started sewing on your own or to take one of our more advanced sewing workshops. This session is fun and engaging as we learn while making! You'll go home with a cute and functional phone bag. All materials provided. Learn how to use a sewing machine: - Parts of the sewing machine you need to know - Threading the machine - Winding bobbins - How and when to change the needle - Setting for different stitches - Securing stitches Learn sewing process basics: - How to prepare and cut fabric with a pattern - Sewing seams - Pressing After just 3.5 hours you'll walk out knowing everything you need in order to start your sewing adventure. This workshop is a pre-requisite to all other sewing classes and workshops at Small Space unless you already have these skills. 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.

  • Screen Printing

    This class provides an introduction to the art of Screen Printing. Screen Printing is a process where ink is forced through a mesh screen onto a surface. Making certain areas of the screen impervious to printing ink creates a stencil, which blocks the printing ink from passing through the screen. The ink that passes through forms the printed image. Students will learn the basics including how to create stencils, prepare screens, and different types of inks. We will be using the stencil technique for this class but will discuss light sensitive emulsion and burning screens (with a demonstration). Participants will gain hands-on experience in creating their own designs and printing them onto their chosen material. By the end of the class you will have completed your own unique prints on archival quality paper, a canvas tote bag and 2 cotton napkins or bandanas. Group is limited to 8 participants. Get your tickets today! Min participants is three. If registration is less than three we may cancel the workshop. We will provide notice at least 24 hours in advance of the scheduled day and 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.

  • Punch Needle Coaster

    Have you ever been curious about trying punch needle rug hooking, but felt overwhelmed by the supplies and getting started? This beginner-friendly workshop is the perfect way to dip your toes into the world of punch needle without breaking the bank or spending hours researching! In this workshop, you'll learn: The essentials of punch needle rug hooking: We'll cover the different tools and materials used, and how to choose the right ones for your creative vision. Getting started: Learn how to prepare your fabric and hoop, transfer your design, and make the basic punch needle stitch. Finishing touches: Transform your creation into a beautiful coaster or mini wall hanging to proudly display or gift. This workshop is perfect for: Complete beginners with no prior experience Anyone curious about trying punch needle before investing in their own supplies Crafters looking for a new and fun creative outlet All materials are included, so you can just show up and start creating! Sign up today and discover the joy of punch needle rug hooking! Space is limited, so register now! We offer a Starter Kit with carefully selected tools and materials perfect for beginners that you can buy in class if you can't wait to start your next project! Check out the Shop section of the website to browse or buy! About the Teacher: This workshop is taught by Cecilia Ostberg, Small Space Art Collective Partner. Cecilia is a life-long crafter and and fiber art enthusiast living in San Clemente, CA. You can find Cecilia on the socials as @mindful.crafter. Cecilia also creates kits and courses available at www.simacrafts.com. This workshop is designed for adults and mature teens. Limited to 5 participants - reserve your spot now!

  • Embroidered Felt Ornament at High Tide

    Get cozy and creative at our festive Embroidered Felt Ornament Workshop at High Tide Coffee in San Clemente! This relaxed, beginner-friendly workshop is the perfect way to add a handmade touch to your holiday season. Here’s what you can look forward to: What You’ll Do: - Learn simple embroidery stitches and how to sew & stuff your ornament - Choose from a variety of shapes or make it a letter for a personal touch! - Use provided templates or create your own unique design What’s Included: - Felt in a range of colors (from vibrant to neutral tones) - Embroidery floss in all the colors you’ll need - Ribbon for hanging your ornament - All tools and materials provided, so just bring yourself! **Bonus** Each ticket includes a cozy coffee or tea beverage to enjoy while you create! Details Date: December 15th Time: 1:00 - 3:00 PM Location: High Tide Coffee, San Clemente Cost: $35 per person Ages: 10 and up Join us for a relaxed afternoon of stitching, sipping, and holiday cheer. Take home a beautiful handmade ornament to treasure or gift! Join us for a fun and inspiring pop-up workshop series hosted at High Tide Coffee! Every third Sunday of the month, 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!

  • Mixed Media Art Camp

    Mixed media camp Where: small space art collective When: 8/11-8/15 Time: 1:00-4:00 Cost: $285 (materials included) Join us for a week of experimentation with materials, through sewing, painting and printmaking. Leah Rodarti artist will show students how to create a variety of pieces to create art using mixed media. We learn about composing, color theory and use of disparate materials to create unique pieces of art. Class is open to 10 years through adult and no experience necessary is necessary. 8 spots open. First 3 to sign up receive 10% off. Bring a friend and receive 10% off. Text 310.428.5324 to reserve. Space is limited! A minimum of 4 students is required to conduct the class, and signup closes on June 15th. 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.

  • Crafts & Drafts: Macrame Leaves

    Discover the art of macrame and create beautiful, functional leaves that can be transformed into unique napkin rings, keychains, or ornaments. This hands-on workshop is taught by Cecilia of @mindful.crafter and is perfect for beginners looking to explore the world of macrame. Learn essential knots and techniques as you craft stunning leaf designs that make wonderful gifts or add a touch of boho charm to your home. We've partnered with Los Molinos Beer to start your week off with your creative juices flowing with friends and a pint! Each workshop is designed to be fun and engaging, offering a variety of projects that cater to different interests. From macrame and embroidery to art, ceramics, tie dyeing, natural dyeing, block and screen printing, book binding, candle making, and more, there will be something for everyone. Mark your calendars and join us for a fun evening of creativity, friendship, and craft-making at Los Molinos Beer, brought to you by Small Space Art Collective! One point is included in your ticket! Non-alcoholic options available. First Mondays each month, 6-8pm!

  • Japanese Marbling

    Craft stunning, one-of-a-kind patterns on fabric and paper in this beginner-friendly workshop! Learn the stunning technique of marbling, where colorful pigments dance on water to create intricate designs. This workshop is perfect for anyone who wants to explore a new creative outlet and take home beautiful handmade pieces. Here's what you'll experience: Expert guidance: Our instructor will guide you through every step of the marbling process, from preparing the materials to transferring the designs. Hands-on practice: Get comfortable with the technique by practicing on paper and fabric before creating your final pieces. Make & Take: Take home a set of coasters, a luxurious silk scarf, and a cotton zipper pouch, all marbled with your unique designs! These make fantastic gifts or a lovely addition to your own wardrobe and home decor. Limited Spots Available! This workshop is capped at 8 participants to ensure personalized attention. Reserve your spot today and discover the magic of marbling! 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.

  • Indigo Dye for Upcycling

    Learn how to dye garments and fabrics with indigo. Bring your own items to dye in class! Indigo doesn’t require fabric prep other than washing. Bring all those items with a little stain or that just need a color refresh. Note: The garment or fabric material must be natural cellulose fiber (cotton, linen, rayon, hemp). Bring 2 to 3 items: either 2 regular size (t-shirts, tops, shirts, tea towel), or 3 smaller items (socks, scarves, napkin, etc.). (Jeans or sweatshirts are too large). After class you’ll know how to indigo dye at home. About the Instructor 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. Photo Credit: https://www.incolororder.com/2013/07/indigo-dyeing.html

  • Reiki Vision Board

    Who says vision boards are only for January? You are on your own time table and your dreams are ever changing and vision ever growing and transforming. Join us quarterly to bring your new vision to life and check in on the goals or intentions you’ve set for yourself. Creating a Vision Board is a fun, easy way to help us not only remember our goals, but to actually achieve them. A Vision board is a collection of images that represent a goal, a desired feeling, or anything that we wish to see manifested in our lives. It’s a playful, creative way to help us focus and stay motivated towards achieving our goals. Combining Reiki meditation with this process helps us find clarity and focus while letting go of our self doubt. In this class, you will experience a relaxing and clarifying guided meditation, learn and explore the craft of collage, and go home with your own “Reiki Infused” Vision Board. This workshop is suitable for adults and mature teens. Seats are limited to 8 participants. Minimum number of participants to hold the workshop is 2. If minimum is not reached, we will inform ticket holders 24 hours in advance of the workshop start. Next Session: July 27 1-3pm About the Teacher Brigitta Dau Certified Life Coach, Reiki Master, Certified Pilates Instructor, & Author “Crafting a Better Life”. One of Brigitta’s passions is teaching “Intentional Crafting Classes” - Combining Creative Expression with Personal Growth.

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