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Bring your sardine or smoked oyster (or whatever) cans and make some mosaics. We'll have the glass and tools and a bit of know how, but we'll all be learning this together. $15. Class limited to six students. We'll be doing this again if it works out. Should be fun! (And you don't have to be here all five hours.)
$25.00 for members and $30.00 for non members. Supplies included. Enter code 9cbqyj for member discount.
6 seats available
Come and make this pretty copper coil bracelet made with 18 gauge copper wire which is easy to work with. We'll be using liver of sulfur to patina and steel wool to polish. It can get a little messy so dress casually.
If you have any questions you can text Carmen at 480 392-4980. If you sign up and can't make please let me know so I can try to fill your seat, thanks.

This class will be held on two days, one week apart,. Students will learn to warp a small loom, read a bead pattern, weave beads onto a loom, size a bracelet to one of three wrist sizes, and add a clasp to the finished bracelet. Fee includes five hours of instruction (over the two days), loom, beads, clasp, needles, thread, glue, and original pattern. Neola Bye-Beza is a local weaving/beading artist who has taught classes in California and Arizona. Her creative works can be seen on Facebook at Weaves and Beads 4 Wine. She is a member of the Casa Grande Art Association and a member of the PEG Arts Center in Florence.


Participants will learn the basics of needle felting onto cloth.
All supplies needed for this class are provided for participants including a needle felting kit and fabric. Participants can bring a piece of wool or denim clothing to decorate if desired. Previous attendees of the wet felting class may wish to bring that piece in for needle felting.
Class will be limited to six (6) participants. Register at https://pegarts.org/shop
Cindy Bell is a multimedia artist because she can’t settle for just one type of art (she’s a Gemini). She has been involved in making various fiber arts for over 20 years.
Turn a stone into an owl with Lorrie. All materials needed for this craft are included. Take home your own unique stone art.
Limited to 12 participants. Pre-register by contacting Lorrie directly or online at https://pegarts.org/shop.
Lorrie is a self-taught artist with a desire to spread her love of the arts.


Come and create a beautiful paper flower crown to wear to the PEG Arts Center Dia de Los Muertos (Day of the Dead) Festival on November 1st. The class cost includes all supplies. Limited to eight (8) participants. Register online at https://pegarts.org/shop
Annie Jaimes has been making crepe paper flowers since she was a small child. Her crepe paper flowers are in great demand and have been used in her art pieces, in weddings, Dia de Los Muertos events, Cinco de Mayo events, and more.
Design some wearable art with old rusted metal. You need to bring an item of NATURAL FABRIC such as cotton or linen to dye. Old used T-shirts, shirts, table runners or place mats are great for this class. Hit the good will if you don't have an item to dye. Everything else will be provided for you. Sign up NOW for this class at https://pegarts.org cost is $35.

Make your own book plate or print block that you can reuse time and time again. All materials Included in the $20 class fee. Pre-registration required. Register online at https://pegarts.org/shop

Learn how to arrange stones and make your unique design or scene on wood. All supplies are included for you to take home your own stone sculpture in the class fee of $25.
Limited to 12 participants. Pre-register by contacting Lorrie directly or online at https://pegarts.org/shop
Lorrie is a self-taught artist with a desire to spread her love of the arts.

Create a dyed silk scarf limited only by your imagination! No previous experience required.
The class fee of $40 covers instruction, one scarf, dyes, and other supplies necessary to produce your own colorful, wearable scarf.
Dyeing is messy work, please wear old clothes and an apron. An empty, clean yogurt container or two would be appreciated as well.
Eileen has been dyeing silk scarves since 1996. She teaches, in easy-to-follow steps, how to create your own scarf. https://pegarts.org/shop


Make a unique sun print from found objects. All materials included but feel free to bring any special founds items of your own. Class cost is $20. Pre-registration required. Register online at https://pegarts.org/shop

Make cyanotype prints on paper or cotton fabric. All materials included but feel free to bring flowers, plants, or objects that have an interesting silhouette. Class cost is $20. Pre-registration required. Pre-registration required. Register online at https://pegarts.org/shop
Get creative and make beaded fringe earrings. Multiple different metal caps and bead colors to choose from to make your own unique pair. All supplies and use of tools included and a snack! Limited to six students. Pre-registration required. Register at https://pegarts.org/shop

Learn about cubism and how to compose and color a cubist style painting (Portrait or musical instruments) from your imagination. Class cost of $25 includes instruction and all materials. Limited to 12.
Pre-registration is required. Register online at https://pegarts.org/class-sign-up/ols/products/
Freeda Lapos Babson’s art has been exhibited in museums, art galleries and libraries in Texas, WA and AZ for over 25 years. She has murals in public buildings such as Cancer Pathways (formerly Gilda’s Club Seattle), the Food Bank at St. Mary’s in Seattle and in private residences. She is a painter, mosaic artist, works in assemblage and more.

Join Carmen Lewis and learn to create this 24 inch copper chain and add some Czech glass beads. We'll be using liver of sulfur to patina and steel wool polishing.
Cost $25 for member $30 for non members (use members5off at checkout)
All supplies and snacks are included.
Limited to six students. Pre-registration required. Register at https://pegarts.org/class-sign-up/ols/products/
Carmen Lewis has been making jewelry since 2007 including use of Czech glass, gemstones, and other materials. She is also an accomplished metalsmith and has had gallery shows in California.

Explore mandala painting as a mindfulness-based creative practice. Through a brief introduction and guided drumming journey, participants access intuitive imagery and translate it into a personal mandala painting. Leave with a finished 12x12 painting and a repeatable process for deepening creativity and self-awareness.
Cost of $75 includes 6 hours of instruction and all supplies. Pre-registration is required. Register at https://pegarts.org/class-sign-up/ols/products/
Pallah Baker is an artist and transformational coach who has been painting since the age of seven. She guidesparticipants in using mandalas as a mindful, creative practice to access intuition, express inner stories, and connect with nature. Rooted in the belief that creativity is innate and that nature and intuition are powerful teachers, her workshops combine her teachings from the Ojibwe/Chippewa Traditions, and guided visualization with mandala painting in a process that is welcoming, engaging, and deeply personal.


Create beautiful copper wire and bead chandelier earrings with Carmen. All materials (and snacks) provided in $30 class fee. $5 discount for members using code MEMBERS5OFF. Pre-register at https://pegarts.org/shop.
Carmen Lewis has been making jewelry since 2007 including use of Czech glass, gemstones, and other materials. She is also an accomplished metalsmith and has had gallery shows in California.
This is a MEMBERS FREE class, all others pay $10.00.
Sew a tote bag from a chicken feed bag. It is helpful to have basic sewing skills but not necessary. We will teach you how to use a sewing machine. Participants will take home an upcycled tote bag.
All supplies needed for this class are provided by PEG Arts Center, however, we only have 3 sewing machines available. If you have a portable machine, please bring it. Limited to six (6) participants.
PEG members use code MEMBERSFREE when registering.
Cindy Bell is a multimedia artist with chickens and can’t stand to throw away anything that might be remotely useful or have a second life.