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MINI WOOL FELT GARDEN STAKE FLAG
This 4x8 inch garden flag is hand stitched using wool felt and embroidery floss. The kit comes with all material and stake that you can stick into a big pot of mums on your porch or in your home. Everyone is welcomed, just bring scissors.
Reg. fee $7 + $10 kit
Wednesday, September 20th, 6:30-9:30pm
Robin Langevin, Instructor
SOUP’S ON!
The Fall season is a perfect time to try some new soups to keep you warm and satisfied
through the winter. We will be making Lentil
Sausage Soup, Roasted Butternut Squash Soup, Chickpea Vegetable Soup with Couscous, and Pasta Fagioli Soup. The instructor, a Johnson & Wales Culinary graduate, will share her tips and pointers along the way to make your home cooking
easier and tastier.
Saturday, September 23, 10 – 1pm
Reg. fee; $7 + $18 supplies
Karen Neri, Instructor.
This was such a great class that we are
offering it again. Blue is my favorite color and Indigo is a magical natural dye. When you lift your fabric or yarn out of the dye pot, the color is an unremarkable yellow
green. Slowly as the oxygen in the air reaches the fabric or yarn, the color transforms changing from yellow green to teal and then to blue. Shibori is the name for several different resist dyeing
techniques such as binding with rubber
bands or thread, winding fabric around a pole or a length of rope, stitching, folding, and binding. After the dye color is set, your dyed textiles can be used the same way as any store-bought materials.
September 27, 6:30 – 9:30pm
This indoor class will be an introduction to different ways to prepare your textile for dyeing. We can stitch, wrap, fold, and bind. I have a listing of web sites, YouTube clips and other resources that can be emailed to you, if you let me know.
October 28, 10:00 am – 4:00 pm
Dye pot day will be outside. Be prepared to get dirty so wear clothing that you don’t mind getting spotted with blue. We will be working out of several 5-gallon buckets so the largest piece of fabric should be
approximately ½ yard for the best results. LUNCH PROVIDE FOR BOTH DAYS
Reg. fee $17 + $20 dye pot and equipment.
Debby Cohen Cousineau, Instructor
Come join us for a fun,
relaxed 4-week session of knitting. Whether you are a beginner or experienced knitter, we can teach you the basics, help you with a project you to knit up a hat or mittens.
Thursdays, Sept. 21st, 28th, Oct. 5th &12th.
6:30 – 8:30pm
Reg. fee $20
Diane Lambert and Melanie Belisle, Instructors
This is a very special shopping bag and will become your favorite tote. When not in use this bag folds flat so you can stow it away. Yet, when open, it has stiff sides to prevent it from collapsing. You will want to make
one in every size.
Reg fee $7
Tuesday, September 26th, 6:30 – 9:30pm
Nancy Bradford, instructor
SAVE THE DATE:
Holiday Shop Saturday, Dec. 2nd. 10 – 4pm
Visit with Santa Claus Sunday, Dec. 17th 6-8pm
This is a very special shopping bag and will become your favorite tote. When not in use this bag folds flat so you can stow it away. Yet, when open, it has stiff sides to prevent it from collapsing. You will want to make
one in every size.
Reg fee $7
Tuesday, September 26th, 6:30 – 9:30pm
Nancy Bradford, instructor
SAVE THE DATE:
Holiday Shop Saturday, Dec. 2nd. 10 – 4pm
Visit with Santa Claus Sunday, Dec. 17th 6-8pm
This is a very special shopping bag and will become your favorite tote. When not in use this bag folds flat so you can stow it away. Yet, when open, it has stiff sides to prevent it from collapsing. You will want to make
one in every size.
Reg fee $7
Tuesday, September 26th, 6:30 – 9:30pm
Nancy Bradford, instructor
SAVE THE DATE:
Holiday Shop Saturday, Dec. 2nd. 10 – 4pm
Visit with Santa Claus Sunday, Dec. 17th 6-8pm
unfinished projects. An instructor will be there to assist you in completing your projects. There will be a potluck lunch, so sign up for what you would like to bring.
Reg. fee: $10.00 (pay that day)
Saturday, Sept 19th & Oct 1st. 10:00–4:00pm
Lee Rao, Instructor
That’s right a little bit of love in October. This adorable gnome would fitright inside a stocking for that special person on your list. It has a pink hat and mittens holding a big red bow.
Reg fee $7 + $ 18
Thursday October 19th, 6:30 – 9:30pm
Anne Aussant, Instructor.
This series of classes will introduce the knitter to the types of yarn, needles and how to read a pattern. You will learn basic stitches, casting on, knit stitch and pearl stitch.
All beginners are welcome from age 12 and adults. You are never too old to learn to knit.
Supply list: Size 8 straight or circular needles , one skein of worsted weight yarn, ( we have plenty of donated yarn so if you do not care what the color is then you may take whatever you want), a pair of scissors , note paper & pen.
Reg. fee $20
July 11th, 13th, 18th, and 20th. 6:30 -8:30pm
Diane Lambert and Melanie Belisle, instructors
Contact: Robin Langevin @ robin49tn@cox.net or
(401) 744-0835
Arnolds Mills Community House will be open every Monday night for anyone who needs help with their sewing, quilting, knitting, crochet. Maybe you have inherited a quilt from Grandma that needs repair, or you can’t keep your crocheting or knitting straight then our group of mentors will help you complete your project. Monday night meetings are free, but space is limited.
Starting date: June 19th. 6:30 - 9:00pm
Contact Robin Langevin at robin49tn@cox.net or AMCH ri.org with any questions or requests.
