College Transitions

This class is designed for both beginners and/or experienced woodworkers. You will have the opportunity to either: construct the instructor’s project (materials provided for a fee), or bring your own materials for a personal project. There are many finishing techniques available for your desired effect of each project. Beginner level class time and eperienced level class time will stagger to accommodate for individual needs, to be decided at the 1st class. You will learn the safe and correct use of various wood working machines and accomplish a desired project.      

Materials project determined (if applicable)

Start your journey to becoming a foster or adoptive parent with this class! After registering, you will be sent a link to access an information video. The licensing process, available resources, supports, and next steps for those interested are among the topics covered. Foster families and homes are needed in every Maine community. Children in foster care need supportive adults to provide loving homes until they can be safely reunited with their family. Come learn more to see if this could be you. Limit 25 students. Start Date and Time will be at your convenience once you register and receive the emailed link. Viewing usually takes 1 hour for 1 session

kmcdonough@spurwink.org or 207-391-8966

This class will take an ordinary bar of soap and turn it into an item worthy of the fanciest of bathrooms. Using a fresh bar of soap that you will provide, and the alpaca and/or merino fiber supplies in class, we will turn the ordinary soap into a felted work of art with serious gift potential. Bring   2 large bars of bath or beauty soap with you to this session. (If you attended the soapmaking class, you may use what you made.) It’s also nice to have a soap that doesn’t slip out of little hands. They make great gifts for all ages.  

Materials: $5 pay to instructor at 1st class