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Wood Adult Session 4A • 1 Day Jointer/ Planer/Chop Saw • FRI ( Jul 11)
with Dennis Mulherin
This class will be a comprehensive overview of the Chop Saw, Jointer and Planer, Including:
The main purpose of this class is to help students feel comfortable on these machines, which are vital to the process of milling lumber for future projects in a way that emphasizes safety, why having fun, and introducing new and exciting processes.
Each person will get hands-on experience, guided by an instructor, and will have ample opportunity to practice the procedure taught during the class.
Class Policies & Information:
Class Make-Up: Our studios are full with adult and youth classes 7 days a week, 48 weeks a year. Typically, every class is full, which means there is simply no space for students to make up classes. If we cancel an entire class due to weather or other emergencies, we can not guarantee we will be able to schedule a make-up class. Individuals who miss a class will not be able to make it up. Please read the Frequently Asked Questions for more information about missed classes.
What to wear to the wood studio?
Safety First: Long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Shirts and tops should be easy to tuck in, with sleeves that can be rolled up as needed. Tie back long hair to ensure safety. We offer safety goggles, dust masks and ear protection, and they must be worn in the wood studio. Feel free to bring your own if you are more comfortable with them. Jewelry, loose-fitting clothing, or any other items that could dangle will need to be secured while using machines.
Safety Information:
- Closed-toe, closed-heel shoes
- Long pants
- Shirts should be easily tucked and sleeves pulled up
- Hair tied back
- Eye and lung protection are provided and must be worn in the studio
Ages: 16+
All supplies and materials will be provided.
Will be available to register on Friday, May 30 at 8:00am.
Print Adult Session 4A • Linoleum Printing on Fabric • FRI (Jul 11)
with Akane Kleinkopf

Welcome to Quick Print! These one-time classes offer students a crash course in one specific type of print without the commitment of a multi-week class. Perfect for beginners, experimenters, or anyone looking for a fun way to learn a new skill fast!
This class puts the fab in fabric! Students will get an introduction to relief block printing, mixing and applying ink and printing their fun, unique design on cloth.
Starter fabric will be provided, but if you have plant-based fabric (linen, cotton, hemp, etc.), for example: cloth for sewing, T-shirt, tote bag, etc., at home that you would love to print on please bring it to class.
Ages: 16+
All supplies and materials will be provided.
Will be available to register on Friday, May 30 at 8:00 am.
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Adult Session 4 • Off the Hump • Adult Camp (July 14 - July 18) • 1:00pm-4:00pm • MAIN
with Aaron Winston

Hump day lasts all week in this low-attachment, high-impact camp focusing on taking your “off the hump” skills to the next level. In this week-long adult summer camp, students will learn how to improve their method and understanding of throwing pieces “off the hump” - a pottery technique where a large mound of clay is centered on a potter's wheel, and multiple small pots or bowls are thrown from the top of the mound. Whether you’re a seasoned pro looking for more practice, or fairly new to the studio and looking to learn a new technique, this camp is for you!
This camp is all about practice and repetition without the stress of needing pieces to be perfect. Students will spend the week honing their throwing skills. Please note, this camp will only focus on throwing “off the hump”. At the end of each class, the pieces will be recycled so students can start fresh the next day. No pieces will be kept, taking the pressure off and leaving students free to experiment.
This class will take place at Groundworks Main, 3750 Canfield St. Boulder, CO
Ages: 16+
Available for registration Tuesday, May 27th at 8:00am
Wood Adult Session 4A • 1 Day Table Saw • FRI ( Jul 18)
with Dennis Mulherin

This class will be a comprehensive overview of the table, Inclinding:
The main focus of this class is to provide a safe and fun experience on a machine that when operated properly can elevate a woodworker's capabilities going forward. From cutting joinery to dimensioning boards to finished lengths and width, the table saw is paramount to becoming an all around woodworker.
Class Policies & Information:
Class Make-Up: Our studios are full with adult and youth classes 7 days a week, 48 weeks a year. Typically, every class is full, which means there is simply no space for students to make up classes. If we cancel an entire class due to weather or other emergencies, we can not guarantee we will be able to schedule a make-up class. Individuals who miss a class will not be able to make it up. Please read the Frequently Asked Questions for more information about missed classes.
What to wear to the wood studio?
Safety First: Long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Shirts and tops should be easy to tuck in, with sleeves that can be rolled up as needed. Tie back long hair to ensure safety. We offer safety goggles, dust masks and ear protection, and they must be worn in the wood studio. Feel free to bring your own if you are more comfortable with them. Jewelry, loose-fitting clothing, or any other items that could dangle will need to be secured while using machines.
Safety Information:
- Closed-toe, closed-heel shoes
- Long pants Shirts should be easily tucked and sleeves pulled up
- Hair tied back
- Eye and lung protection are provided and must be worn in the studio
Ages: 16+
All supplies and materials will be provided.
Will be available to register on Friday, May 30 at 8:00am.
Print Adult Session 4A • Experimental Printmaking with Found Objects • FRI (Jul 18)
with No Instructor

Welcome to Quick Print! These one-time classes offer students a crash course in one specific type of print without the commitment of a multi-week class. Perfect for beginners, experimenters, or anyone looking for a fun way to learn a new skill fast!
This class is for all you rule breakers and boundary pushers! This fast-paced class will explore some creative alternatives to traditional printmaking techniques with a multitude of found objects, alternative forms, and straight up trash.
If that sounds a little out there, don't worry, this class is meant for beginners and beyond. Even if you're a buttoned-up rule follower, you'll still learn a lot and have a good time doing it.
Ages: 16+
All supplies and materials will be provided.
Will be available to register on Friday, May 30 at 8:00 am.
Print Adult Session 4A • Adult Summer Camp: Kitchen Lithography • Mon. - Fri. (Jul 21-Jul 25)
with Akane Kleinkopf

This week-long, beginner-friendly Adult Summer Camp is an introduction to the wide variety of printmaking styles--all using materials found in the kitchen that would normally go to waste. In this class, you'll learn how to reuse Tetrapak boxes, plastic containers, and other found materials to create beautiful prints using DIY and accessible methods. We will cover basic techniques for several major printmaking methods: relief, intaglio, and lithography, as well as how to handle ink, operate the press, and compose compelling pieces of art.
Ages: 16+
All supplies and materials will be provided.
Will be available to register on Tuesday, May 27 at 8:00 am.
Print Adult Session 4B • Drypoint Etching • FRI (Jul 25)
with No Instructor

Welcome to Quick Print! These one-time classes offer students a crash course in one specific type of print without the commitment of a multi-week course. Perfect for beginners, experimenters, or anyone looking for a fun way to learn a new skill fast!
Drypoint printmaking is a fascinating intaglio (incising a plate) technique where images are scratched into a plate with a hard-pointed needle or tool. The scratches create burrs (raised edges) that hold ink, making it easy to get started with printing your design. And don't worry, you don't have to be an expert at drawing - we have stacks of magazines you can trace images out of.
Drypoint is the perfect combination of precision, technique, and total creative freedom, offering endless possibilities for unique and expressive artwork. Enjoy the process, and let your creativity flow!
Ages: 16+
All supplies and materials will be provided.
Will be available to register on Friday, May 30 at 8:00 am.
Wood Adult 4B • 4 - Week Carving in the Round • FRI (Jul 25 - Aug 15)
with Julia German

Explore the art of three-dimensional carving. This class offers students the opportunity to develop sculptural skills through either a structured project or the realization of their own artistic concepts. We will provide materials and expert guidance to help you bring your vision to life. Carving offers a rich and repeatable artistic practice, allowing for continuous growth and exploration beyond a single project.
Class Policies & Information:
Open Lab: This class includes access to the studio during Open Lab hours. Open Lab is exclusively for students who are currently enrolled in the program. You are allowed to attend one Open Lab session per week, totaling 3 hours during the duration of your class. You may only attend the Open Lab session for the class in which you are registered. This time is intended for independent work on your class project. While studio staff will be present, they are there to ensure you are using the tools safely, not to provide instruction.
Class Make-Up: Our studios are full with adult and youth classes 7 days a week, 48 weeks a year. Typically, every class is full, which means there is simply no space for students to make up classes. If we cancel an entire class due to weather or other emergencies, we can not guarantee we will be able to schedule a make-up class. Individuals who miss a class will not be able to make it up. Please read the Frequently Asked Questions for more information about missed classes.
Studio Clean Up: Clean-up is critical! Please help our hardworking staff and volunteers by beginning clean-up 30 minutes before the end of class, helping out with common areas, and leaving class on time.
What to wear to the wood studio?
Safety First: Long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Shirts and tops should be easy to tuck in, with sleeves that can be rolled up as needed. Tie back long hair to ensure safety. We offer safety goggles, dust masks and ear protection, and they must be worn in the wood studio. Feel free to bring your own if you are more comfortable with them. Jewelry, loose-fitting clothing, or any other items that could dangle will need to be secured while using machines.
Safety Information:
- Closed-toe, closed-heel shoes
- Long pants
- Shirts should be easily tucked and sleeves pulled up
- Hair tied back
- Eye and lung protection are provided and must be worn in the studio
Ages: 16+
All supplies and materials will be provided.
Will be available to register on Friday, May 30 at 8:00am.