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Looking for a unique and creative way to spend a summer afternoon with friends? Look no further than our Cyanotype Sun Printing Workshop with Dye and Print artist Rachael Duran of @thundertextile! In this fun, hands-on class, you'll learn the magic of cyanotype, an alternative photographic process that uses sunlight to create beautiful blue prints. It's like capturing summer on paper! Here's why this workshop is perfect for a summer outing in your community: - Unique and Creative: Learn a new skill and create one-of-a-kind artwork using the power of the sun. - Relaxing and Outdoorsy: Spend time with friends in a sunny setting, perfect for a laid-back summer afternoon. - Take Home Frame-Worthy Prints: Everyone walks away with several stunning cyanotype creations to display or gift. Bonus: These prints are incredible on their own, but also make a fantastic unique starting point for other creative projects like Photo Embroidery, Mixed Media Art, Collage, you name it! No prior experience is necessary! Rachael will guide you through the entire process, from coating the paper to making your prints using a variety of objects, including classic botanicals like leaves and flowers. Join us on July 21st from 1pm to 4pm for an afternoon of sun, friends, and artistic exploration. Group is limited to 8 participants. Get your tickets today! For adults and teens when accompanied by an adult. 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.

Unleash your creativity and gain clarity on your goals in our transformative Reiki Vision Board Workshop. This unique experience combines the power of Reiki meditation with the art of vision boarding to help you align with your true desires and create a meaningful path forward. A vision board is more than just a collection of images—it's a powerful tool for focusing on what you truly want in life. Through this playful, creative process, you'll connect with your inner artist, uncover your deepest aspirations, and set a clear, inspiring vision for your future. Our workshop begins with a soothing guided Reiki meditation to release self-doubt and invite clarity. With a refreshed mind and an open heart, you’ll explore the craft of collage, selecting images and words that resonate with your dreams and goals. By the end, you’ll leave with a personalized, Reiki-infused vision board that serves as both a work of art and a manifestation tool. Whether you’re seeking a fresh perspective, setting intentions for the new year, or simply craving a creative outlet, this workshop offers a supportive space to reflect, dream, and create. ✨ No prior art experience needed—just bring an open mind and a willingness to explore! Suitable for adults and mature teens. Join us and start turning your dreams into reality! Seats are limited to 10 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. 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.

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.

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!

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.

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

Intro to Yarn Dyeing: Solid Kettle Dye Part 1 of our 3-Part Yarn Dyeing Series Discover the art of yarn dyeing in this beginner-friendly workshop! Learn the basics of working with acid dyes, from mixing colors to measuring for precise, vibrant shades. You’ll explore the kettle dyeing technique to create stunning solid colors with subtle variations, perfect for knitting or crochet projects. Each participant will go home with two hand-dyed skeins of fingering weight superwash merino wool, ready to be turned into something beautiful. This is the first workshop in our 3-part yarn dyeing series. While the following workshops will build on the skills learned here, you can also sign up for them individually if you already have a foundation in yarn dyeing techniques. Join us for this inspiring and hands-on introduction to the world of custom-dyed yarn! What’s Included: • Two skeins of fingering weight superwash merino wool • All materials and tools needed for dyeing • Expert instruction in a welcoming, creative environment Upcoming Workshops in the Series: 1. Speckle Dyeing – Learn to create unique speckled patterns for a modern, hand-dyed look. 2. Multi-Color Gradients – Master color blending and gradient effects for dynamic yarn designs. Ready to explore the magic of yarn dyeing? Reserve your spot today!

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 7.5 hour workshop you'll learn what you need to get started sewing garments on your own. This workshop is jam-packed with knowledge, but it's hands-on and you learn while you do so it's never boring! You'll go home with some cute and cozy sleep shorts you'll want to live in! All materials are provided for this workshop including fabric, thread, elastic, sewing machine, etc. Learn how to read and follow a commercial sewing pattern: - How to measure yourself to select the correct size (NOT regular sizes...) - How to read the pattern, terms to know - How to copy the pattern and make minor adjustments Learn how to select and cut fabric - Learn about garment fabrics, and how to pair with a pattern - How to cut the fabric according to the pattern - How to transfer markings from the pattern to the fabric 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 This workshop is 7.5 hours long including 30 min lunch break at around noon. Participants can bring their own lunch (cold only - no heating equipment available), or walk or drive to a nearby restaurant. Most students will be able to finish their shorts during the workshop but everyone learns at a different pace and sometimes mistakes can cause it to take longer. If unable to finish in the time allotted, you can book time to finish your shorts. This workshop is designed for age 13 and up. This is a very small semi-private group 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 YOU'RE LOOKING FOR.

Whether you're a high school student or an adult, this class is your starting point to explore the world of painting. No prior experience is necessary! Learn to master a variety of painting techniques using water-based and acrylic paints. Delve into the science of color theory and discover how to create harmonious palettes. You'll also explore the essential elements and principles of art to build a strong foundation for composing your own unique pieces. We meet every 2nd and 4th Monday afternoons 3:30-5:30pm every month for engaging two-hour sessions. Class is limited to 6 students at a time, and we are always excited to welcome new folks into the group. $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.

Explore your inner artist and discover the beauty of stained glass! In this introductory workshop, you'll create a stunning hibiscus flower using pre-cut pieces of vibrant glass. Our expert instructor will guide you through all the essentials: - Learn the fundamentals of stained glass - Master foiling and soldering techniques - Explore adding dimension with 3D embellishments - Bring your creation to life with a beautiful patina finish This is the perfect workshop for beginners who want to try stained glass for the first time. In a fun and supportive environment, you'll gain the skills and confidence to get started with stained glass. And if you love it, we offer a variety of Beginner Stained Glass workshops and courses to take your newfound passion to the next level! Min 2, Max 8 About the Instructor Kristin Wu, a versatile artist and teacher, brings a wealth of experience in painting and sculpture to her creative pursuits. Embracing a wide variety of artistic hobbies, Kristin specializes in stained glass, silversmithing, and lapidary work. Her passion for rocks, travel, beachcombing, and treasure hunting enriches her artistic vision and teaching approach. Lead Warning Lead is an integral component of Stained glass and Tiffany stained glass technique. It’s what holds the glass together. In this class we will be handling lead in our lead based solder as well as generating fumes from flux when soldering. Everyone will be provided with gloves and proper ventilation. Although the risks are minuscule if proper safety precautions are put in place, if you have any health concerns please reach out to your health provider or us. Lead Warning and Prop 65. Lead is on the Proposition 65 (https://www.p65warnings.ca.gov/faq) list because it can cause birth defects or other reproductive harm. Exposure to lead during pregnancy can affect brain development and cause learning and behavior problems for the child. Exposure to lead can harm the reproductive systems of men and women. (https://www.p65warnings.ca.gov/about/frequently-asked-questions)

Learn the fundamentals of crochet in this engaging class! You'll master the slip knot, chain stitch, and single crochet, setting the foundation for endless creative projects. By the end of the session, you'll leave with a handmade coaster—and possibly even a finished piece—crafted with your new skills! This class is part of a 4-week series. Each class is booked individually. 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! 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.