Get Wired Up – Hand sew a wired hat base
Patricia Schulz Have you been interested in the art of millinery but don ‘t know where to start? Start by hand sewing a wired hat base that you can cover and decorate any way you wish. You will learn how to wire the rim of a hat base to give it structure and stability. Wiring…
Read MoreFolds for the Pharoah – Special THEMED TeslaCon Branded Panel
Randon Myers Learn napkin folding fit for a king…or Pharaoh. This is a hands on workshop where you will learn several napkin folds for your next dinner party. $20 per person ( includes four special themed embroidered napkins with the TC logo)
Read MoreMake a Mini Book (12:30 -2pm)
Mary Prince Start with “How to Make a Mini Book” and then select another design or make up your own. Mini coloring book option. Suitable for different skill levels of cutting & gluing. FREE- tips accepted
Read MoreMini Eye Pad – A Wearable Book
By Lady Fontayne Pen-ship, Steamstress We will construct a small suede book decorated with a glass ‘eye’ and tied with a cord. A bead opportunity exists and you may wear your book around your neck on a ball-n-chain (provided). Minimal sewing; no experience necessary. $15 per person
Read MoreDecorate a Steampunk Paper Fan
Personalize your own paper and wood hand fan with paint and decorations. 20 Spots $13 per person
Read MoreBeading a scarab
Lisa Ashton Learn peyote beading to affix a cabochon scarab (flat underside) to a stiff wool felt surface. This technique uses #11 seed beads for a base row and then smaller #15 beads to build up a “wall” of woven beads to hold the scarab in place to create a pendant, brooch or bracelet with…
Read MoreDecorate an Egyptian treasure box
Kolleen Kilduff In this workshop you will decorate your own Pharaoh’s treasure box with hieroglyphs and scarabs or go a little more steampunk and use gears and mechanisms. The choice is yours because you are the creator of your own treasure box. 20 Spots $13 per person
Read MoreRegency Circular Reticule
Presented by Kristen Darville-Foggie Make and take for a Regency Circular Reticule called the Memento Mori Reticule, which includes pattern and embroidered medallions and short presentation on history of the reticule. Each attendee would receive an embroidered medallion for a purse, a printed detailed pattern, and information on how to access a video presentation or…
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