WORKSHOPS + EVENTS

Collage Workshop with Shug (Sheri Lee Robinson)

Sunday October 26th from 1pm to 5pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 18+ 

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Dive into the world of abstract collage with multi-media artist, Shug aka Sheri Lee Robinson.

This intensive workshop will have you elbows-deep in various media as you create bold and exciting new work.  Mixed Media Abstract Collage is a fun and liberating art-making process  that will teach how to create something new with the intention of ripping it up in order to give birth to a brand new work of art. This 4 hour workshop will give you plenty of time to explore, create, and complete a comprehensive series of abstract collages to take home and enjoy. Shug will guide you, step by step, through this journey as we dig in and make A LOT of brand new abstract art. 

Aprons, gloves, and all materials/tools/supplies will be provided.

Each attendee will take home completed collages (measuring 18x24") along with the know-how and inspiration to continue making on their own.

About the Instructor:

Shug (Sheri Lee Robinson) is an accomplished Abstract Art instructor at the Birmingham Bloomfield Art Center in Birmingham, Michigan and a working fine artist. Her sold out courses have her students glowing with creative flow and leaving with bold new bodies of exciting work Her dedication to her practice and her compelling, surrealist/abstract painting style has attracted admirers and collectors from all over the world.

KNIT NITE is not exclusive to knitters, we just like the alliteration!

Come hang out with your POST pals for some fibers and textile crafting. Bring your knitting, crochet, needlework, sewing, or other fibers project along with any tools and supplies needed. This is a free, fun, loosely organized, crafting party with a talented crowd of pros and beginners alike. Need some help with your project? Chances are someone here can offer guidance, inspiration, or at the very least will commiserate with your frustrations. 

• 6-8pm every Thursday evening.
• Everyone is welcome to join this FREE community-building event.
• POST CAFE will be open and serving coffees, teas, and more.
• POST SHOP will be open for browsing and shopping too!

Two Day Intro to Upholstery Workshop: Dining Chair Seat Cushions

Saturday November 1st from 2:30pm to 5:30pm 

Saturday November 8th from 2:30pm to 5:30pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 18+

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This beginner-friendly introduction to upholstery promises to transform you from an upcycling dreamer into a confident furniture DIYer! 

Day 1 is all about the bones. We’ll start with simple chairs* in need of new seat cushions. Please bring a chair with you - it doesn’t have to be fancy - any old chair will do. We will go through the steps needed to tear apart old upholstery, remove old foam/batting, and learn how to assess furniture pieces based on age and condition. Repairs will be made as needed for each individual piece.

Day 2 is for rebuilding. We will be making our chairs better than ever! Get hands-on experience in choosing fabrics, working with foam and dacron, while you learn the fundamentals to create comfortable and structurally sound seating. 

Everyone will leave with their fully refreshed chair and the inspiration to go out and conquer more furniture refinishing projects!

* See the photos for chair inspiration. If you have a chair that you’re not sure fits the class, feel free to email us a photo in advance. We can help advise. As this is an intro class, start simple! A solid wooden chair with only seat upholstery will be best. Save your antique armchair for the advanced session, coming up later this year. If you do not have a chair, we will have some extras at POST. 

Hand tools, power tools, hardware, foam, batting, fabric, and all necessary supplies will be provided. We have a wide array of upholstery fabric to choose from but you are encouraged to bring your own as well. There will be a week between the two sessions to finalize your fabric choices.

Please wear closed-toe shoes and clothing that you can get a bit dirty in for this workshop. Refrain from wearing loose clothing or anything that dangles Tie up long hair, scarves, and jewelry. Gloves, eye protection, and aprons will be provided.

About the Instructor:

Lauren Mleczko is an artist living in the Islandview neighborhood of Detroit. With a focus in upholstery and antique furniture, Lauren works under the name of LOLO’S HOUSE.

Basketry Workshop: Sleigh Baskets

Saturday November 1st from 10am to 2:30pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 16+ (minors must accompany an adult)

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Basket weaving is historically a very practical craft along the same traditions as pottery and woodworking. This craft is perfect for modern crafters though. It is functional, beautiful, and sustainable. By utilizing natural materials, you can create lovely pieces to use in a variety of ways around the home. 

This 4+ hour intro level class will focus on a sleigh basket perfectly designed to spruce up your holiday decor. Use the basket to display holiday ornaments, scented pine cones, little gifts, or dolls. This would make a very special gift!

The basket features a handcrafted oak base. Some color choices will be offered but note that color options may vary. The basket measures approximately 15” Long x 9” Wide x 6” Deep. Sleigh base is 20” Long.

All materials and tools are provided.

About the Instructor:

Deb VanderLinde is a lifelong basket weaver and teacher. She has three published basket pattern books (The Basketmak’r) and has also published a pattern magazine (Just Patterns Magazine in the 1990s). As a professional music educator now in retirement, Deb loves teaching basket classes again and supporting people as they learn a new craft. 

Ceramics Workshop: Colorful Trees + Trays

Saturday November 1st from 10am to 1pm

Entry Level Class — No experience necessary

Age 16+ (minors must accompany an adult)

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Just in time for the holiday season...create your own colorful tree, perfect for lighting up your winter decor. The cone-shaped trees may be glazed in various colors, made with an array of textures, and personalized with endless shapes, cut-outs, and toppers. Barb will guide you through the project - you just need to bring your imagination!

Everyone will create a tree (measuring approximately 8-10" tall) with a coordinating tray. The small tray can be used to hold a candle, turning your tree into a lovely luminary.

During this beginner-friendly workshop, students will learn some foundational ceramic basics including:

• Hand-building from a clay slab
• Cutting, shaping, and pinching using forms & pottery tools
• Carving, stamping & marking to create textures
• Slip & score & smoothing techniques
• How to apply underglaze

Once the glaze is set, your pieces will be loaded into the kiln to be fired. All work will be ready for pick up 1-2 weeks after class when the kiln firing is complete. We will call/email to let you know when things are ready for pick up. POST can also ship your project if desired. Please inquire about shipping when you come to class. 

About the Instructor:

Barb Gervais is an expressive and somewhat experimental ceramic artist based in Saint Clair Shores, Michigan. Barb’s love for clay includes designing whimsical ceramics utilizing lots of color and eye-catching additions to her pieces. She specializes in handbuilding both functional and sculptural pieces. What began as a hobby in the education studio at Pewabic Pottery has become a full time pursuit of creative studio time, vending her wares at art fairs, and now teaching workshops at POST.

Sewing Machine Essentials Workshop: Throw Pillows for Beginners

Saturday November 1st from 2pm to 6pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 14+ (minors must accompany an adult)

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If you’ve never used a sewing machine or simply need a refresher, this class will build your sewing confidence!

Our Sewing Machine Essentials workshop will introduce you to the basics of using a sewing machine including threading the machine, creating a bobbin, stitch selections,  and sewing seams. Your new knowledge will be put to practice with a simple envelope pillow cover that you will complete in this class.

All tools, materials, and supplies will be provided in class.

Please bring your own sewing machine if you wish to learn on your own equipment or you may borrow a studio machine. Please select your preference when you checkout.

About the Instructor:

Donna Killeen is the owner and creator of Detroit Apron Company. She enjoys working with natural linen and cotton fabrics to create aprons, hand towels, and market bags. Donna has been teaching at POST since 2018!

Collage Workshop with Julie from Fate & Coincidence

Sunday November 2nd from 10:30am to 12:30pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 10+ (minors must accompany an adult)

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Learn the art of collage while working on a unique composition with a color pro! We will talk about the basics of composition, subject, matter, and meaning with your collage. Each student will be provided with all the supplies to complete their project - including a pack of curated new and vintage paper pieces, stickers, and more.

Each attendee will take home one or two completed collages along with the know-how and inspiration to continue making on their own.

About the Instructor:

Julie Broekman (formerly Rudziensky) was born and raised in Michigan. She is an automotive color and material designer by day and a jewelry designer/maker by night. Her jewelry line, Fate & Coincidence, is a mix of boho-modern style that is sold in over 50 stores around the country. She is a lover of wildlife, nature, and color.

Knitting Workshop: Intro to Colorwork

Sunday November 2nd from 10am to 1pm

Intermediate Level Class

Age 14+ (minors must accompany an adult)

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Intermediate class — Designed for students with a good grasp on basic knitting techniques, but suitable for those who have never done colorwork before. Students should already be comfortable with casting on and off, knit and purl stitches and working both knits and purls in the same row.

In this workshop, you will create a knitted swatch made up of two colors using the stranded colorwork technique. Julia will guide everyone through the basics of the skill, such as how to manage more than one strand of yarn at once, catching “floats,” and color dominance. She’ll also explain pitfalls to avoid to ease the learning curve of colorwork knitting. The goal is to make the skill feel approachable and unintimidating.

Students should bring their own materials to ensure they use yarn and needles they’re comfortable with.  Any weight of yarn can be used for this class, though more substantial weights such as DK, Aran or worsted may be easier to learn the new skill on. Lace-weight yarn alone is not recommended. Circular needles are recommended for this class, as the instruction for creating the swatch will imitate the circular knitting process. The size needed will vary based on the yarn chosen by each student.

About the instructor:

Julia Cardi is a knitter and crocheter based in Detroit. Her love for knitting began as a solitary hobby during the COVID-19 pandemic (the scarf of dubious quality she made from a kit as a nine-year-old notwithstanding), but what hooked her is the community fiber arts naturally creates, and the respite it provides from her day job.

Two Day Ceramics Workshop: Grater Bowls

Sunday November 2nd from 3pm to 6pm

Sunday November 9th from 3pm to 6pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 14+ (minors must accompany an adult)

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Love making your own dressings and marinades but sick of chopping that sticky garlic and those finicky herbs? Grater bowls come equipped with a garlic grater, herb stripper, and a convenient spout. Local artist and pottery maverick, Mitch Segall offers a unique opportunity to learn ceramic bowl crafting with some special tools built in that’ll make your time in the kitchen fun and easy. 

During this two-part workshop, you’ll learn all about handbuilding and glazing stoneware. By the end of class, you’ll understand how to properly coil build with clay so that the resulting piece is structurally sound. You'll also learn how to imprint textures and add shapes to create something entirely unique.

When you return for the second date, you'll learn how to apply glaze to your bisque fired bowl using a variety of glazing techniques. 

What activities will you experience?

• Wedging clay
• Rolling clay into coils
• Building coils into a bowl form
• Smoothing and blending techniques
• Scoring and slipping to attach pieces
• Paddling technique
• Drying techniques
• Applying detail and color

Once your glaze is set, your pieces will be loaded into the kiln to be fired. All work will be ready for pick up 1-2 weeks after class when the kiln firing is complete. We will call/email to let you know when things are ready.

About the Instructor:

Mitch Segall is a native Michigander, a proud MSU alum, and the founder of Central Ceramics Co. He has been working with clay for nearly 20 years and teaching for over 10 years. Mitch has apprenticed in a number of pottery studios and is the manager of Pewabic Pottery’s gallery shop. He loves exploring shape, texture, and color, and stretching those elements within the limitations of clay. Mitch’s current body of work reflects the aesthetics and inspirations discovered during his time living in Central America.

KNIT NITE is not exclusive to knitters, we just like the alliteration!

Come hang out with your POST pals for some fibers and textile crafting. Bring your knitting, crochet, needlework, sewing, or other fibers project along with any tools and supplies needed. This is a free, fun, loosely organized, crafting party with a talented crowd of pros and beginners alike. Need some help with your project? Chances are someone here can offer guidance, inspiration, or at the very least will commiserate with your frustrations. 

• 6-8pm every Thursday evening.
• Everyone is welcome to join this FREE community-building event.
• POST CAFE will be open and serving coffees, teas, and more.
• POST SHOP will be open for browsing and shopping too!

Neurographic Art Making with Shug (Sheri Lee Robinson)

Friday November 7th from 5pm to 8pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 18+ 

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Dive into the world of art therapy with multi-media artist, Shug aka Sheri Lee Robinson. Take a journey into the compelling art-making technique known as Neurographic Art for an inspiring afternoon in the POST studio!

Neurographic Art is an accessible and rewarding form of art-making that can nurture creativity, mindfulness, and emotional well-being in students of all ages and abilities. By encouraging free expression, eliminating the fear of mistakes, and tapping into the power of the right brain, neurographic art empowers the exploration of artistic potential and self-discovery.  This technique is a structured yet free-flowing method of art-making that centers on creating organic, neuron-like lines and shapes that can be colored in with paint, pencils or markers to create a soothing and meaningful abstract composition. Relaxing, easy and fun for all.

Aprons, gloves, and all materials/tools/supplies will be provided.

Each attendee will take home at least one completed work of art, along with the know-how and inspiration to continue making on their own.

About the Instructor:

Shug (Sheri Lee Robinson) is an accomplished Abstract Art instructor at the Birmingham Bloomfield Art Center in Birmingham, Michigan and a working fine artist. Her sold out courses have her students glowing with creative flow and leaving with bold new bodies of exciting work Her dedication to her practice and her compelling, surrealist/abstract painting style has attracted admirers and collectors from all over the world.

Sewing Machine Essentials Workshop: Drawstring Bags for Beginners

Saturday November 8th from 10am to 1pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 14+ (minors must accompany an adult)

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Learn your way around a sewing machine while you unleash your inner designer. Whether you need a project pouch for all those craft supplies, a travel bag to add to your luggage, or an upgrade for your sack lunch, why not make it all your own? Craft a very useful bag while you become best buds with your sewing machine!

We'll have a variety of fabrics to choose from, ranging in colors, patterns and texture. Students will also have access to a large stash of ribbon, rope, cords, and toggles to finish off their bags.

Please bring your own sewing machine if you wish to learn on your own equipment or borrow a studio machine. Please select your preference when you checkout.

About the Instructor: Angela Zachary, a third-generation textile hand-crafter with over two decades of teaching experience, finds pure joy in crafting and fostering community. Her passion for creating is fostered out of a love for sustainability, and learning to slow down.

Enameled Copper Dish Workshop with Courtney Fischer 

Saturday November 8th from 2m to 5pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 14+ (minors must accompany an adult)

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Join Jewelry artist Courtney Fischer for a fun and creative workshop!

Courtney will be here to guide you step-by-step through the kiln firing process to create a beautiful one-of-a-kind enamel dish. Learn how to fire enamel on copper and choose from a wide array of colors and textures. The small trinket dish measures approximately 4 x 3 inches - perfect for holding jewelry and other treasures!

All supplies are provided, including a practice piece you may turn into a keychain. No experience required! Let your creativity run wild.

About the Instructor:

Courtney began making jewelry over a decade ago and lives in Michigan with her husband, daughter, and their yellow lab. All of Courtney's work is hand forged in her backyard studio. A feature of her jewelry is creating an antiqued look with a modern approach. She hopes to make tiny pieces of art that are inspired by nature and can be enjoyed on a daily basis.

Ceramic Paw Print Tiles with Mitch Segall 

Sunday November 9th from 10am to 2pm

Select your time slot in the drop-down menu!

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It's no secret—we love our dogs here at POST! Now you can join us by making a lasting impression of your pup's paw. Get ready for cuteness overload.

Each appointment will last around 15 minutes. We book sessions throughout the day so that the entire shop and studio is not overrun with pups all at once!

We’ll have everything ready to get a great print in fresh, very soft clay. The ceramic tiles will be finished and bisque fired. We’ll then paint the paw prints in a color of your choice with the name of your pet, before glazing and second firing.

Once your glaze is set, your piece will be loaded into the kiln to be fired. All work will be ready for pick up 1-2 weeks after class when the kiln firing is complete. We will call/email to let you know when things are ready.

About the Instructor:

Mitch Segall is a native Michigander, a proud MSU alum, and the founder of Central Ceramics Co. He has been working with clay for nearly 20 years and teaching for over 10 years. Mitch has apprenticed in a number of pottery studios and is the manager of Pewabic Pottery’s gallery shop. He loves exploring shape, texture, and color, and stretching those elements within the limitations of clay. Mitch’s current body of work reflects the aesthetics and inspirations discovered during his time living in Central America.

It's a SUSTAINABLE FASHION DOUBLE FEATURE!!

Sunday November 9th

NEEDLE FELTING KNIT MENDING 10am-1pm

SASHIKO DENIM MENDING 2pm-5pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 12+ (minors must accompany an adult)

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It's a Wardrobe Mending Double Feature Day in the POST studio! Join us for Denim Mending, Knit Mending, or do both workshops to receive a little discount!

10am-1pm KNITS The morning session will focus on Needle Felting. Whether you’re looking to mend moth holes, fill in worn elbows, repair small snags, or simply want to add some pizzazz to that drab old sweater - you are going to love Needle Felting! This workshop will introduce you to visible and invisible mending techniques for use on most knits. Needle felting works well on wool, cashmere, alpaca, and most cotton, acrylic, silk, and linens blends too. A variety of roving and fabrics will be provided for practice. We encourage you to bring in your own knits as well. Everyone will take home a needle felting kit and a take-home booklet.

1pm-2pm LUNCH You'll have time for a quick break. Please bring a lunch or join us on a run to local favorite, The Sprout House. The POST CAFE will also be open all day, serving drinks and treats.

2pm-5pm DENIM The afternoon session will focus on repairing denim staples with the centuries old art of Sashiko and Boro mending. Everyone will try various stitches and learn how to choose techniques that will make a strong, long-lasting repair. We’ll cover best practices with a variety of denim and linen fabrics available for patching and stabilizing your pieces. Please bring your own clothing to mend and any preferred patching fabric you may have. Jeans, chinos, denim skirts/jackets, chambray shirts all work great! Everyone will recieve sashiko needles, threads, floss, and a take-home booklet.

About the Instructor: 

Angela Zachary, a third-generation textile hand-crafter with over two decades of teaching experience, finds pure joy in crafting and fostering community. Her passion for creating is fostered out of a love for sustainability, and learning to slow down.

Embroidery Workshop: Meadow Sampler

Wednesday November 12th from 5:30pm to 8:30pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 14+ (minors must accompany an adult)

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Join us for a 3-hour embroidery extravaganza while we work on this amazing sampler together. Students will learn a variety of techniques including french knots, back, satin, and running stitches.

This ready-to-stitch sampler by artist Rebecca Ringquist is preprinted on cotton quilting fabric. POST provides the thread, needles, hoop, and backing fabric to get you going!

Everyone will take home their in-progress sampler, supplies, an instructional zine, and the know-how to complete the project.

Finished piece will measure approximately 8x9 inches

About the Instructor:

Angela Zachary, a third-generation textile hand-crafter with over two decades of teaching experience, finds pure joy in crafting and fostering community. Her passion for creating is fostered out of a love for sustainability, and learning to slow down.

About the designer:

Rebecca Ringquist is a Portland-based visual artist and designer. Her stitched drawings on fabric explore issues of identity through thinly veiled metaphors utilizing old fashioned imagery and double entendres. She learned how to embroider in college in a feminist art history class, and has been inspired by the history of American needlework ever since. Approaching the technique of embroidery as a way of drawing, Ringquist has taught hundreds of people new ways of making marks on fabric through classes and workshops around the country.

KNIT NITE is not exclusive to knitters, we just like the alliteration!

Come hang out with your POST pals for some fibers and textile crafting. Bring your knitting, crochet, needlework, sewing, or other fibers project along with any tools and supplies needed. This is a free, fun, loosely organized, crafting party with a talented crowd of pros and beginners alike. Need some help with your project? Chances are someone here can offer guidance, inspiration, or at the very least will commiserate with your frustrations. 

• 6-8pm every Thursday evening.
• Everyone is welcome to join this FREE community-building event.
• POST CAFE will be open and serving coffees, teas, and more.
• POST SHOP will be open for browsing and shopping too!

Clothing Swap

Friday November 14th from 12pm to 8pm

Open to all seasons, genders, and sizes!!

Coffee 101 Workshop with Dessert Oasis

Saturday November 15th from 10:30am to 12:30pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 18+

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About the instructors:

Drop-In Workshop: Decorated Ceramic Ornaments with Rachel

Saturday November 15th

DROP-IN anytime between 12pm and 4pm

This drop-in project does not have a specific start and stop time. Just drop-in anytime during the workshop. Please note that most folks will need approximately 30 minutes to complete this project so please plan accordingly.

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

All ages are welcome but note that all youngsters must be accompanied by an adult.

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Celebrate the season with a customized ceramic ornament, perfect for gifting!

In this drop in workshop, you will get to choose an ornament from a wide array of shapes. With a variety of color underglaze paints at your disposal, Rachel will walk you through glazing techniques as you decorate your chosen piece.

Once you have painted on your glaze, your ornament will be loaded into the kiln to be fired. All ornaments will be ready for pick up 1-2 weeks after class. We will call/email everyone when they are ready. POST can also ship ornaments directly to recipients.

All supplies will be provided including hangers, colorful ribbons, and gift boxes. 

About the Instructor:

Rachel Gervais is an artist + educator based in Hamtramck, MI. With a BFA in Ceramics from CCS, Rachel has used her education to fuel her love for craft and share those skills with all ages. She loves exploring the quality of texture and the intimate relationship of holding a cup, bowl, or small vase.

Enameled Jewelry Workshop with Courtney Fischer

Saturday November 15th from 2pm to 5pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 14+ (minors must accompany an adul

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Jewelry artist, Courtney Fischer will be here to guide you step-by-step through the process of creating colorful pendants, earrings, and more! Make your own beautiful one-of-a-kind kiln fire enamel jewelry in the POST studio.

In this hands-on workshop, you will learn how to fire opaque enamel onto copper and assemble complete pieces using chain, jump rings, and earring hooks. All tools and materials are provided.

After completing a practice piece, you may choose to make a necklace or a pair of earrings. You can even turn your practice piece into a keychain or pendant. Choose from a wide array of colorful enamel and let your creativity run wild!

About the Instructor:

Courtney began making jewelry over a decade ago and lives in Michigan with her husband, daughter, and their yellow lab. All of Courtney's work is hand forged in her backyard studio. A feature of her jewelry is creating an antiqued look with a modern approach. She hopes to make tiny pieces of art that are inspired by nature and can be enjoyed on a daily basis.

Collage Workshop with Shug (Sheri Lee Robinson)

Sunday November 16th from 10am to 2pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 18+ 

PLEASE CLICK HERE TO READ OUR CANCELATION POLICY

Dive into the world of abstract collage with multi-media artist, Shug aka Sheri Lee Robinson.

This intensive workshop will have you elbows-deep in various media as you create bold and exciting new work.  Mixed Media Abstract Collage is a fun and liberating art-making process  that will teach how to create something new with the intention of ripping it up in order to give birth to a brand new work of art. This 4 hour workshop will give you plenty of time to explore, create, and complete a comprehensive series of abstract collages to take home and enjoy. Shug will guide you, step by step, through this journey as we dig in and make A LOT of brand new abstract art. 

Aprons, gloves, and all materials/tools/supplies will be provided.

Each attendee will take home completed collages (measuring 18x24") along with the know-how and inspiration to continue making on their own.

About the Instructor:

Shug (Sheri Lee Robinson) is an accomplished Abstract Art instructor at the Birmingham Bloomfield Art Center in Birmingham, Michigan and a working fine artist. Her sold out courses have her students glowing with creative flow and leaving with bold new bodies of exciting work Her dedication to her practice and her compelling, surrealist/abstract painting style has attracted admirers and collectors from all over the world.

Pajaki Workshop with Julie from Fate & Coincidence

Sunday November 16th from 10:30am to 1pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 14+ (minors must accompany an adult)

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Celebrate the holidays while adding a colorful chandelier of paper flowers, string, and other ephemera  to your home by making a traditional Polish Pajaki!

Pronounced Pah-yonk-ee, this traditional craft is created by the women of Poland at times of celebration - weddings, holidays, christenings, or springtime.

We’ll work with metal hoops, paper straws, twine, paper flowers, pom poms, hand marbled wooden beads, and much more to create a one-of-a-kind decorative ‘chandelier’ that roughly measures 12” round x 24” long. These are traditionally hung around holidays as a decoration for the home, but can also just be hung from the ceiling year around. 

Choose your colors and materials to make it your own!

About the Instructor:

Julie Broekman (formerly Rudziensky) was born and raised in Michigan. She is an automotive color and material designer by day and a jewelry designer/maker by night. Her jewelry line, Fate & Coincidence, is a mix of boho-modern style that is sold in over 50 stores around the country. She is a lover of wildlife, nature, and color.

Cocktails & Cookies with Salud Detroit and Kellie Bakes & Co.

Sunday November 23rd from 3pm to 6pm

Entry Level Class — No experience necessary

Age 21+ only

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Come solo or bring your pals to POST for this fun cocktails & cookies class! Learn to prepare tasty seasonal cocktails while nibbling cookies! What could be better?

Robyn will teach everyone to craft a few variations of classic cocktail recipes using fresh and interesting ingredients. While we're sipping our drinks, Kellie will take everyone through cookie decorating 101. Learn how to use royal icing to create the perfect cookie canvas.

Students will taste, practice, and gain confidence using pro-level specialty tools. Take home recipes cards and the know-how to step up your baking and bartending skills at home. You'll take home cookies too (if you don't just break down and eat them all during the festivities)!

About the Instructors:

Robyn Teed has been in the hospitality industry for ten years. With a passion for crafting cocktails and sharing skills, Robyn currently works as a bartender and cocktail educator. You can find Robyn's happenings under the name Salud Detroit.

Kellie Muszynski is a sugar cookie artist from the Monroe area who has been decorating cookies for her own business, Kellie Bakes & Co. for 5 years now. She specializes in custom cookie orders for life events, cookie classes, and pop ups at local businesses and events.

Intro to Hand Lettering Workshop: Brush Pen Basics

Wednesday November 19th from 5:30pm to 7:30pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 10+ (minors must accompany an adult)

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This class is perfect for absolute beginners or anyone wanting to polish up their lettering skills. We will focus on basics, but if you have a project in mind, please bring it!

Brush Lettering Basics is a beginner friendly introduction to the world of calligraphy and hand lettering. Students will learn fundamental techniques using our pro-favorite, Dual Tip Brush Pen.

All tools and supplies are included. Everyone will take home a workbook and their own brush pen in order to keep practicing. 

About the Instructor:

Nicole St. John Hamborsky is a visual artist based in Grosse Pointe Park, Michigan. Her specialties include food and beverage photography, modern design and lettering, and creative direction. Nicole is a proud alumni of the College for Creative Studies in Detroit and the owner/operater of upstairs neighbor which specializes in sign painting, calligraphy, lettering, chalkboard illustration, teaching, and more.

KNIT NITE is not exclusive to knitters, we just like the alliteration!

Come hang out with your POST pals for some fibers and textile crafting. Bring your knitting, crochet, needlework, sewing, or other fibers project along with any tools and supplies needed. This is a free, fun, loosely organized, crafting party with a talented crowd of pros and beginners alike. Need some help with your project? Chances are someone here can offer guidance, inspiration, or at the very least will commiserate with your frustrations. 

• 6-8pm every Thursday evening.
• Everyone is welcome to join this FREE community-building event.
• POST CAFE will be open and serving coffees, teas, and more.
• POST SHOP will be open for browsing and shopping too!

Sewing Workshop: Lined Market Tote Bags

Saturday November 22nd from 10am to 2pm

Age 14+ (minors must accompany an adult)

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What's better than a market tote bag? A reversible market tote bag! What's even better than that? One that you have made yourself!!

In this sewing skill builder class you will learn to construct a reversible lined market tote while you advance your sewing skills even further. Using a sewing machine, this bag will be constructed using more elements than my previous bag workshops. These elements include:

• cutting out the bag and lining using a pattern
• making your own handles for the bag
• applying a pocket
• making gussets and lining the bag

It may sound like a lot but you will come away satisfied with your new skills as a beginner.  

* No pattern sewing experience is necessary, however you should know your way around a sewing machine. This is a great class for students who have taken our Sewing Machine Essentials workshop or have some (even minimal) experience sewing on a machine.

All supplies, notions, and fabric will be provided, including some specialty holiday prints. If you would like to bring your own lining fabric, please choose a mid weight cotton, such as a quilting cotton, ¾ of a yard. 

Please bring your own sewing machine if you wish to learn on your own equipment or you may borrow a studio machine. Please select your preference when you checkout.

About the Instructor:

Donna Killeen is the owner and creator of Detroit Apron Company. She enjoys working with natural linen and cotton fabrics to create aprons, hand towels, and market bags. Donna has been teaching at POST since 2018!

Sewing Workshop: Adjustable Crossbody Bags

Sunday November 23rd

from 10am to 5pm (with a lunch break in the middle of the day) 

Intermediate Level* 

Age 18+

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Slings, Fanny Packs, Bum Bags, Belt Bags, whatever you call them, these crossbody carry-alls are always in fashion for good reason! Endlessly versatile and adjustable, these bags can be worn so many ways and made in so many fabrics. We have perfected a super pattern that is easy to learn and features a lined interior, secure zipper closure, inner pocket, and an adjustable strap.

* No pattern sewing experience is necessary, however you should know your way around a sewing machine. This is a great class for students who have taken our Sewing Machine Essentials workshop or have some (even minimal) experience sewing on a machine.

We'll have a variety of fabrics, straps, and zippers for you to choose from. We have a wide array of colors, patterns, and textures for the bag's exterior and interior. You are also welcome to bring your own fabric.

Please bring your own sewing machine if you wish to learn on your own equipment or you may use a POST studio machine during the class. Please select your preference when you checkout.

About the Instructor:

Angela Zachary, a third-generation textile hand-crafter with over two decades of teaching experience, finds pure joy in crafting and fostering community. Her passion for creating is fostered out of a love for sustainability, and learning to slow down.

Ceramics Workshop: Customizing Functional Puff Pipes with Mitch Segall of Central Ceramics Co.

Sunday November 23rd from 5:30 to 8pm 

Entry Level Class — No experience necessary

Age 21+ only

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Join us for an adults-only POST-after-dark session! 

Spend a chill evening with friends while you customize your own unique bowl. With a variety of colorful underglaze paints at your fingertips, Mitch will guide you through glazing techniques as you decorate your fully functional puff pipe.

We will have a variety of prepared blank pieces for you to choose from. Please see photos as examples. Please note that shapes and sizes vary, based on available supply.

Once your glaze is set, your pipe will be loaded into the kiln to be fired. All pipes will be ready for pick up 1-2 weeks after class when the kiln firing is complete. We will call and/or email everyone when the projects are ready for pick up. 

About the Instructor:

Mitch Segall is a native Michigander, a proud MSU alum, and the founder of Central Ceramics Co. He has been working with clay for nearly 20 years and teaching for over 10 years. Mitch has apprenticed in a number of pottery studios and is the manager of Pewabic Pottery’s gallery shop. He loves exploring shape, texture, and color, and stretching those elements within the limitations of clay. Mitch’s current body of work reflects the aesthetics and inspirations discovered during his time living in Central America.

Ceramics Workshop: Critter Dish Trinket Trays

Saturday November 29th from 10am to 1pm

Entry Level Class — No experience necessary

Age 16+ (minors must accompany an adult)

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Looking to play with clay while you create a cute and functional dish? This is the workshop for you! Create your own whimsical piece of pottery to use as an incense burner, candle holder, or jewelry tray. Barb will guide you through the project - you just need to bring your imagination!

Everyone will create a small dish (measuring approximately 4-8") from rolled slab clay. Cute little greenware critters such as birds, cats, turtles, and more may be added to create your own magical menagerie.

During this beginner-friendly workshop, students will learn some foundational ceramic basics including:

• Hand-building from a clay slab
• Cutting, shaping, and pinching using forms & pottery tools
• Carving, stamping & marking to create textures
• Slip & score & smoothing techniques
• How to apply underglaze

Once the glaze is set, your pieces will be loaded into the kiln to be fired. All work will be ready for pick up 1-2 weeks after class when the kiln firing is complete. We will call/email to let you know when things are ready for pick up. POST can also ship your project if desired. Please inquire about shipping when you come to class. 

About the Instructor:

Barb Gervais is an expressive and somewhat experimental ceramic artist based in Saint Clair Shores, Michigan. Barb’s love for clay includes designing whimsical ceramics utilizing lots of color and eye-catching additions to her pieces. She specializes in handbuilding both functional and sculptural pieces. What began as a hobby in the education studio at Pewabic Pottery has become a full time pursuit of creative studio time, vending her wares at art fairs, and now teaching workshops at POST.

Sewing/Mending Workshop: The Magic of Pockets

Saturday November 29th

from 10am to 1pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 14+ (minors must accompany an adult)

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Learn how to add pockets to your garments!

Whether it's a designer dress, a vintage jacket, or some cute fast-fashion pjs, we all have items that would be so much better if only they had pockets. Join us for a day of major wardrobe upgrades while we learn how to add in-seam, apron, and patch pockets to our favorite garments. 

Everyone will take home a copy of Jess Driscoll's book The Magic of Pockets: Why Your Clothes Don't Have Good Pockets and How to Fix That so that you can keep going on your pocket-adding mission!

No sewing experience is needed. POST will supply all tools, supplies, and notions. 

• Please bring at least one of two pieces of clothing in need of pockets.
• You may want to bring some fabric too. Think coordinating fabrics to match with your piece, adding a pop of color, or fun patterns for adding contrast and interest. 
• POST has a robust stash of fabrics to choose from as well. Solids and patterns in various weights will be available to use and Angela will help to select the best options.
  

About the Instructor: 

Angela Zachary, a third-generation textile hand-crafter with over two decades of teaching experience, finds pure joy in crafting and fostering community. Her passion for creating is fostered out of a love for sustainability, and learning to slow down.

Macrame + Reclaimed Wood Hanging Shelf Workshop

Saturday November 29th from 2pm to 5pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 12+ (minors must accompany an adult)

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Learn various macrame techniques to create a functional and very beautiful craft. Using various knots and twists, students will turn a wooden board into a decorative hanging shelf. We'll provide sturdy macrame rope in a wide array of colors. 

Select a unique piece of reclaimed wood from the Mutual Adoration wood shop to complete your project. The boards have been sanded, stained, and finished specifically for the macrame hangers. Decorative and utilitarian! 

Everyone will take home a handcrafted wood + macrame shelf, ready to hang!

About the Instructor: Angela Zachary, a third-generation textile hand-crafter with over two decades of teaching experience, finds pure joy in crafting and fostering community. Her passion for creating is fostered out of a love for sustainability, and learning to slow down.

Knitting Workshop: Intro to Cableknit

Sunday November 30th from 10am to 1pm

Intermediate Level Class

Age 14+ (minors must accompany an adult)

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Intermediate class — Designed for students with a good grasp on basic knitting techniques, but suitable for those who have never done cable knitting before. Students should already be comfortable with casting on and off, knit and purl stitches and working both knits and purls in the same row.

In this workshop, you will create a cable-knit swatch using the rope cabling technique. Julia will guide everyone through the basics of the skill, including right and left crossing, the use of a cable needle, and fixing mis-crossed cables. The goal is to make the skill feel approachable.

Students should bring their own yarn and needles to ensure they use materials they’re comfortable with.  Any weight of yarn can be used for this class, though more substantial weights such as DK, Aran or worsted may be easier to learn the new skill on. Lace-weight yarn alone is not recommended. 

Circular needles are recommended for this class, as the instruction for creating the swatch will imitate the circular knitting process. The size needed will vary based on the yarn chosen by each student. It’s recommended for students who may already have cable needles to bring them, though extras will be provided. Students should also bring basic notions including scissors, tapestry needles and stitch markers if desired.

About the instructor:

Julia Cardi is a knitter and crocheter based in Detroit. Her love for knitting began as a solitary hobby during the COVID-19 pandemic (the scarf of dubious quality she made from a kit as a nine-year-old notwithstanding), but what hooked her is the community fiber arts naturally creates, and the respite it provides from her day job.

Two-Day Ceramics Workshop: Making Goos with Melissa Dettloff

Part One: Sunday November 30th from 11am to 1pm 

Part Two: Sunday December 7th from 11am to 1pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 10+

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In this two part workshop, you'll learn ceramic hand building basics while creating a unique Goo of your own! 

Your instructor, Melissa will guide you through pinching and coiling, score and slip, and surface decoration via glazing by dipping and painting. No experience is necessary and all tools and materials are provided. 

Please note, your Goos will be ready to pick up in 1-2 weeks after the second session, when the kiln firing is complete. POST staff will call when the projects are ready for pick up.

About the Instructor:

Melissa Dettloff is an artist and teacher based in Detroit, and she has been screen printing for over twenty years. She makes colorful screen prints out of her home studio, which she shares with her greyhound, Bernadette.

Hand Lettering Workshop: Pointed Pen on Envelopes

Sunday November 30th from 2pm to 4pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 10+ (minors must accompany an adult)

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Get those holiday cards ready!

This beginner-friendly class is a fun introduction to pointed pen calligraphy. Nicole will share her techniques for addressing envelopes, place cards, and other paper goods.

Students will get comfortable lettering with traditional calligraphy techniques and move on to envelope addressing, table cards, and optional ornament lettering.

All tools and supplies are included. Students will bring home the knowledge of pointed pen calligraphy basics, a letter liner, and the tools to start calligraphy at home!

About the Instructor:

Nicole St. John Hamborsky is a visual artist based in Grosse Pointe Park, Michigan. Her specialties include food and beverage photography, modern design and lettering, and creative direction. Nicole is a proud alumni of the College for Creative Studies in Detroit and the owner/operater of upstairs neighbor which specializes in sign painting, calligraphy, lettering, chalkboard illustration, teaching, and more.

Drop-In Workshop: Modern Wreath Making

Create your own unique wreath using brass rings, dried flowers, preserved moss, ribbon, yarn, and all sorts of festive goodies!

Sunday November 30th

DROP-IN anytime between 2pm and 5pm

This drop-in project does not have a specific start and stop time. Just drop-in anytime during the workshop. Please note that most folks will need approximately 30 minutes to complete this project so please plan accordingly.

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

All ages are welcome but note that all youngsters must be accompanied by an adult and hot glue guns require supervision. 

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Ceramics Workshop: Colorful Trees + Trays

Wednesday December 3rd from 5pm to 8pm

Entry Level Class — No experience necessary

Age 16+ (minors must accompany an adult)

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Just in time for the holiday season...create your own colorful tree, perfect for lighting up your winter decor. The cone-shaped trees may be glazed in various colors, made with an array of textures, and personalized with endless shapes, cut-outs, and toppers. Barb will guide you through the project - you just need to bring your imagination!

Everyone will create a tree (measuring approximately 8-10" tall) with a coordinating tray. The small tray can be used to hold a candle, turning your tree into a lovely luminary.

During this beginner-friendly workshop, students will learn some foundational ceramic basics including:

• Hand-building from a clay slab
• Cutting, shaping, and pinching using forms & pottery tools
• Carving, stamping & marking to create textures
• Slip & score & smoothing techniques
• How to apply underglaze

Once the glaze is set, your pieces will be loaded into the kiln to be fired. All work will be ready for pick up 1-2 weeks after class when the kiln firing is complete. We will call/email to let you know when things are ready for pick up. POST can also ship your project if desired. Please inquire about shipping when you come to class. 

About the Instructor:

Barb Gervais is an expressive and somewhat experimental ceramic artist based in Saint Clair Shores, Michigan. Barb’s love for clay includes designing whimsical ceramics utilizing lots of color and eye-catching additions to her pieces. She specializes in handbuilding both functional and sculptural pieces. What began as a hobby in the education studio at Pewabic Pottery has become a full time pursuit of creative studio time, vending her wares at art fairs, and now teaching workshops at POST.

KNIT NITE is not exclusive to knitters, we just like the alliteration!

Come hang out with your POST pals for some fibers and textile crafting. Bring your knitting, crochet, needlework, sewing, or other fibers project along with any tools and supplies needed. This is a free, fun, loosely organized, crafting party with a talented crowd of pros and beginners alike. Need some help with your project? Chances are someone here can offer guidance, inspiration, or at the very least will commiserate with your frustrations. 

• 6-8pm every Thursday evening.
• Everyone is welcome to join this FREE community-building event.
• POST CAFE will be open and serving coffees, teas, and more.
• POST SHOP will be open for browsing and shopping too!

Basketry Workshop: Holiday Hanging Card Holder Baskets

Saturday December 6th from 10am to 2pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 16+ (minors must accompany an adult)

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Join us for this hands-on workshop to create a festive basket, perfectly sized for holding cards and letters. This charming wall basket with a woven tree features an oak bushel basket for hanging on the wall or doorknob. Embellishments include a star button, jingle bells and a cardinal. This class is perfect for absolute beginners or anyone wanting to develop their basket weaving skills. 

Basket weaving is historically a very practical craft along the same traditions as pottery and woodworking. This craft is perfect for modern crafters though. It is functional, beautiful, and sustainable. By utilizing natural materials, you can create lovely pieces to use in a variety of ways around the home. 

Your finished basket will measure approximately 7x6 inches.

All materials and tools are provided.

About the Instructor:

Deb VanderLinde is a lifelong basket weaver and teacher. She has three published basket pattern books (The Basketmak’r) and has also published a pattern magazine (Just Patterns Magazine in the 1990s). As a professional music educator now in retirement, Deb loves teaching basket classes again and supporting people as they learn a new craft. 

Collage Workshop: Framed Pressed Flowers

Saturday December 6th from 11am to 1pm

Entry Level Class — No experience necessary

Age 12+ (minors must accompany an adult

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Enjoy some time with your POST pals while we create unique compositions with the natural beauty of locally grown flowers. 

This 2 hour make + take workshop is all about getting creative as you create a botanical collage that reflects your style. We will have a variety of unique dried flowers, ferns, leaves in a wide array of color schemes to choose from. 

Everyone will take home their unique piece, framed in a Mutual Adoration wood frame. Glass and mating is included.

Choose from a selection of handcrafted 11x14" reclaimed wood frames. We'll have a variety of colors, wood stains, and frame widths available to choose from. Please send a note at least one week in advance if you have any special requests.

We welcome and encourage you to bring your own pressed flowers if you feel so inclined.

Intuitive Self Portraits with Shug (Sheri Lee Robinson)

Saturday December 6th from 2pm to 5pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 18+ 

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Let’s take a look…at ourselves! Artists throughout the centuries have used self-portraits as a means of self-exploration, self-expression, and self-promotion. These artworks often serve as a visual autobiography, capturing the person at a particular moment in time and revealing something about their personality, emotions, and creative process.

Self-portraits can take on various styles and approaches, depending on your intentions and techniques. In this workshop, we will be focusing on the abstract, gestural, loose, intuitive, and surrealist side of capturing our likenesses (or un-likenesses!) Working on canvas and paper, we will employ an array of wet and dry media.

• A brief slideshow presented at the beginning of class will give you some history and insight into the wide world of the self-portrait. 
• All are welcome to attend and no art-making experience is necessary. 
• Aprons, gloves, and all materials/tools/supplies will be provided.
• Each attendee will take home multiple works of art, along with the know-how and inspiration to continue making on their own.

About the Instructor:

Shug (Sheri Lee Robinson) is an accomplished Abstract Art instructor at the Birmingham Bloomfield Art Center in Birmingham, Michigan and a working fine artist. Her sold out courses have her students glowing with creative flow and leaving with bold new bodies of exciting work Her dedication to her practice and her compelling, surrealist/abstract painting style has attracted admirers and collectors from all over the world.

Sustainable Fashion Mending Workshop - Needle Felting

Saturday December 6th

from 2:30pm to 5:30pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 12+ (minors must accompany an adult)

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Bring a hole-ridden sweater or other knitwear and spend the afternoon repairing and embellishing in the POST studio!

Whether you’re looking to mend moth holes, fill in worn elbows, repair small snags, or simply want to add some pizzazz to that drab old sweater - you are going to love Needle Felting! This workshop will introduce you to visible and invisible mending techniques for use on most knits. Needle felting works well on wool, cashmere, alpaca, and most cotton, acrylic, silk, and linens blends too. 

All tools & supplies are included. A variety of roving and fabrics will be provided for practice. We encourage you to bring in your own knits as well. 

Everyone will take home a needle felting kit and a take-home booklet.

About the Instructor: 

Angela Zachary, a third-generation textile hand-crafter with over two decades of teaching experience, finds pure joy in crafting and fostering community. Her passion for creating is fostered out of a love for sustainability, and learning to slow down.

Drop-In Workshop: Decorated Wooden Ornaments with Nicole

Sunday December 7th

DROP-IN anytime between 2pm and 5pm

This drop-in project does not have a specific start and stop time. Just drop-in anytime during the workshop. Please note that most folks will need approximately 20-30 minutes to complete this project so please plan accordingly.

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

All ages are welcome but note that all youngsters must be accompanied by an adult. The electric woodburner is HOT and must be handled by adults only.

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Celebrate the season with a customized ornament, perfect for gifting!

• Choose a baltic birch wooden ornament measuring approximately 4-6" in a variety of festive shapes.
• Customize your ornament using paints and a hand-held woodburner tool.
• Nicole will guide everyone through some hand-lettering basics so you can inscribe a lovely monogram, phrase, or name.
• Seasonal graphics will be provided to trace onto the wood or you can free-hand your design!
• Finish it off with colorful beads & ribbons.

All supplies will be provided. Workshop fee is $20 per ornament. You are welcome to purchase additional ornaments the day of class.

About the Instructor:

Nicole St. John Hamborsky is a visual artist based in Grosse Pointe Park, Michigan. Her specialties include food and beverage photography, modern design and lettering, and creative direction. Nicole is a proud alumni of the College for Creative Studies in Detroit and the owner/operater of upstairs neighbor which specializes in sign painting, calligraphy, lettering, chalkboard illustration, teaching, and more.

Hand Lettering Workshop: Pointed Pen on Envelopes

Wednesday December 10th from 5:30pm to 7:30pm

Entry Level Class—No experience necessary

Age 10+ (minors must accompany an adult)

PLEASE CLICK HERE TO READ OUR CANCELATION POLICY

Get those holiday cards ready!

This beginner-friendly class is a fun introduction to pointed pen calligraphy. Nicole will share her techniques for addressing envelopes, place cards, and other paper goods.

Students will get comfortable lettering with traditional calligraphy techniques and move on to envelope addressing, table cards, and optional ornament lettering.

All tools and supplies are included. Students will bring home the knowledge of pointed pen calligraphy basics, a letter liner, and the tools to start calligraphy at home!

About the Instructor:

Nicole St. John Hamborsky is a visual artist based in Grosse Pointe Park, Michigan. Her specialties include food and beverage photography, modern design and lettering, and creative direction. Nicole is a proud alumni of the College for Creative Studies in Detroit and the owner/operater of upstairs neighbor which specializes in sign painting, calligraphy, lettering, chalkboard illustration, teaching, and more.

KNIT NITE is not exclusive to knitters, we just like the alliteration!

Come hang out with your POST pals for some fibers and textile crafting. Bring your knitting, crochet, needlework, sewing, or other fibers project along with any tools and supplies needed. This is a free, fun, loosely organized, crafting party with a talented crowd of pros and beginners alike. Need some help with your project? Chances are someone here can offer guidance, inspiration, or at the very least will commiserate with your frustrations. 

• 6-8pm every Thursday evening.
• Everyone is welcome to join this FREE community-building event.
• POST CAFE will be open and serving coffees, teas, and more.
• POST SHOP will be open for browsing and shopping too!