Criselle Anderson
Janet Waters Bailey
Jennifer Becker
Georgia Benson
Maier Carole
Noel Chandler
Andrew Cook
Tosha Davis
Karen Darden
Fesseha Demessae

Beth Dursa
Rene Epps
Michelle Frazier
Marina Gan
Susan Grancio
Jill Greenberg
Corinne Hammett
Helen Hardesty
Arndrea Hoyle
Jennifer Littleton

Jack Livingston
Ursula Marcum
Greg McLemore
Marykate Newcomb
Elizabeth O’Hara
Rachel Perls
Penny Potter
Maria Rhee
Cookie Robertson
Tommy Roberts

Norman Saltzman
Fran Santimays
Kathy Schwabeland
Betty Stadler
Nan Thompson
Laura Webster
Jacquie Widmer
Dennis Zagurski
Carol Zika
Gail Zinar

Criselle Anderson

Faux Finishing

*apron/smock or clothing that get paint on it
*the most important article that students should wear/bring to class.
rubber gloves
3-4 old clean towels/dishrags

size #9 needles
1 ball acrylic smooth yarn
needle point protectors
gauge ruler
1 “E” crochet hook

size #9 needles
1 ball acrylic smooth yarn
needle point protectors
gauge ruler
1 “E” crochet hook
Cable needle

4 – 2oz packages of Sculpey polymer ( 2 light, 2 dark colors)
1 manila folder
4 – 4” x 6” index cards
3 ziplock bags
Small plastic container with lid
Sasking tape #2 knitting needle

White Paper Drawing Pad *(at least 8.5” x 11”)
1 Roll of Masking Tape
1 Kneaded Eraser
1 Blending Stump Variety of Drawing Pencils *(6B, 4B, 2B, HB, 2H, 4H, 6H)
Pencil Sharpener
Scissors
3 Pieces of Compressed Charcoal Cone Crayons: 1 White, 1 Brown, 1 Black

Drawing Pad 14x17 medium surface
Kneaded eraser
Drawing Pencils: two HB, one each: 3B, 6B, and H.
Textured paper by the sheet, for charcoal
Charcoal pencil
Ruler
Optional: colored pencil set of 12.

Drawing Pad 14x17 medium surface
Colored Pencils (set of 12)
Kneaded eraser
Drawing Pencils: two HB, one each: 3B, 6B, and H.
Oil Pastels,
optional: Pastel paper by the sheet (optional, for use with oil pastels)

Maier Carole

Stained Glass

1 Newsprint Pad, 18x24 or larger
1 Drawing Paper Pad, 18x24 or larger
1 Box compressed charcoal Pencils: H, HB, 2B, 6B
Kneaded Eraser
Rubber eraser
Rag
1 Bottle India Ink *(any brand) Bamboo Pen
*(Optional: Graphite Sticks, Vine Charcoal, Water Color paper, Black Tempera paint, Brushes in assorted sizes.)

Please note that those with asterisk are required supplies.
*Compressed Square Charkoal Sticks
2 Alphacolor Box of 12
2-3 White Charcoal Sticks
*2B, 3B, 4B, 6B, HB, 2H, 3H Pencils
3 Medium Ball point ink pens
3 Sharpie Markers Fine, Medium, and Broad
*3-5 Kneaded Erasers
*2-4 Plastic Erasers
*18” x 24” Newsprint Pad Utrecht 70Lb Rough Drawing Pad 50Shts 18x24 Borden & Riley
Newsprint 36" Roll x 50 yards
Utrecht Drawing Roll 70Lb 36”Inx10Yd *18” x 24” or larger
Drawing Board Masonite, formica, or any strong smooth surface board
*Bull Clips Apron or old clothing

Black & White Photography

35 mm Manuel Camera
Tripod (optional)
$30 lab fee purchases: 2 rolls T-MAX100 professional film, 1 pack 25 sheets Ilford RC Photographic paper, and chemicals for film and printing

Discovering Digital

Digital Camera (NO SLR’s)
USB Cable
Owners Manuel
Flash Drive (optional)

Rene Epps

Floral Design II & Seasonal Holiday

Scissors & Wire Cutters

Colors: Cadmium Red Deep, Cadmium Red, Burnt Sienna, Raw Sienna, Yellow Oche, Cobalt Blue, Pthaloblue, Dioxazine Purple, Green/Hookers Green, Mars Black, Titanium White
Brushes: Brights 2,8 / Filberts 1,4,6 / Flats 4,8 / Round 3,6,10 / Fan 4, 2 in soft bristle painters brush.
General:
Palette/Palette Paper,
Water Containers,
Cotton Rags
Canvas Boards –(12x24, 16x20)
Palette knife
Golden gloss medium
Golden pumice (course/medium)
Sand
Modeling paste

11x14 or 12x16 pad of watercolor paper.
Your choice of a couple of drawing pencils.
Caran D'Ache water soluble pastels, at least the 10-piece set.
One round watercolor brush, approximately size 6.
One flat, square watercolor brush, approximately size 10.
(If you go into any art supply store they will be able to direct to the watercolor brushes. Synthetic is fine, unless you prefer natural bristle and don't mind spending the extra money).
A set of watercolors of your choice, with at least the basic color palette.
Other alternative mediums, such as ink, which you may want to experiment with in your watercolors.
You can purchase these later if you don't know yet what you will want to work with.

To bring week one: Sewing machine in good working order, with foot pedal and power cord, instruction manual, extension cord.
Surge protector and heavy duty extension cord if sewing machine is computerized.
Walking foot and free-motion/quilting/darning foot specific to individual sewing machine if you have them. If not wait until after first class to seek them out.
Sewing machine needles - pack microtex/sharps in size 70/10 and/or 80/12
AND quilting needles in size 75/11 (or new needles of whatever type you currently own).
Spool of sewing thread (100% cotton, 50/3 weight if you have it).
To obtain/bring week two: Please wait until after first class to purchase any of the items below if you do not already own them.
100-300 size #1 curved basting safety pins. DO not buy/bring bigger pins.
Spool 100% cotton 50/3 (regular sewing weight) thread in any color.
Small - no bigger than 36” square - finished quilt top, purchased preprinted quilt panel or other fabric to use for practice quilt. NOT needed before week #2. Do not plan to work on anything bigger than the 36” size during class.
Lo-loft cotton batting, such as Hobbs Heirloom, Warm and Natural or Quilters’ Dream, big enough for top in #7. NOT needed before week #2.
100% cotton fabric for quilt backing, wait until after first class to purchase. Roll of masking or painters tape.
NOTE: Students will pay $7 supply fee directly to instructor at first class for ready-to-use practice samples.

NOTE: Students will pay $7 supply fee to instructor at first class for fabrics, threads, other basic supplies. Students can begin sewing the first night with the supplies from the kit even if they need to obtain other items for subsequent class sessions.
Fabric for a specific project SHOULD NOT be purchased prior to first class.
Student supplies:
Book - The Easy Art of Appliqué by Mimi Dietrich and Roxi Eppler, strongly recommended.
One sheet of heat-resistant Mylar template plastic
Short, sharp scissors for fabric
Utility scissors for use on paper/plastic
Appliqué straight pins (very short)
One package each of ‘sharps’ and ‘milliners’ sewing needles
Thimble
Pigma Micron ™ fine line permanent fabric marking pen
White and silver marking pencils, fine line mechanical lead pencil
Eyeglasses if worn for reading and close work.

Rotary cutter with new blade (small or medium size cutter is best), Olfa™ brand recommended.
Rotary cutting mat, 12” square or 12 x 18” size big enough
Rotary cutting rulers, one of 1 x 6” and one 6” or 8” square, Omnigrid™ brand recommended.
6” or 12” ruler, optional.
Seam ripper
Removable cellophane tape
Fabric scissors
Neutral-color 100% cotton sewing thread, such as Mettler silk-finish™
Sewing machine in good working order, with new size 80/12 needles, open toe presser foot recommended. Bring extension cord, also surge protector if using a computerized machine.

Jill Greenberg

Black &White Photography

Bring to first class:
FULLY FUNCTIONING 35mm camera with manuel capability (with owner’s manual and any lenses you have)
Loose-leaf binder
10-25 letter size transparent sheet protectors
Items need after first class:
Pencil
4-8 rolls of traditional black and white film. (Kodak TMax 400 and TMax 3200)
4-10 transparent 35 mm negative storage pages
Inexpensive darkroom thermometer
25 or more sheets of resin coated(labeled “RC”), “Multigrade” or “Poly-contrast” 8x10 photographic paper.  DO NOT BUY PAPER MARKED “Fiber-based”
Spot Tone for neutral black and white prints
spotting brush
Sharpie marker
Can of compressed air, anti static cloth or anti static brush
Optional but recommended:
18% gray card
Photo drying book
Set of bamboo photo tongs initialized.

Corinne Hammett

Discover Acrylic Painting

Colors
Cadmium Red
Alizarin Crimson 
Burnt Sienna
Raw Sienna
Burnt Umber
Paynes Gray
Titanium White..a large tube of this.
Buff Titanium
Yellow Light Hansa
Cobalt Blue
Cerulean Blue
Hookers Green
Sap or Olive Green
Liquitex, Winsor & Newton, Grumbacher are recommended
Brushes
Long handled nylon or bristle flats #8, #6, #4, #2
Angular flat, either #4, #6 
Round long handled  #4
General
Plastic palette, large enough to mix paints on
2 water containers
Palette knife
Paper Towels
Canvas boards or stretched canvas on a frame, minimum 9x12, no larger than 14x16.
Sm. Bar of soap, brown is best                                                                                  
Also:
Matte & Gloss medium for acrylics, liquitex or Utrecht
Gesso
Small plastic ruler
Masking tape
**First class: Paper pad suitable for watercolor & acrylics & drawing
**First class. Pencils for drawing or charcoal 
Drawing board or table easel
Smock, apron, or old clothes
Tackle Box or other to carry supplies in.
Newspapers or paper towels to cover the desk top with *we need to leave the room clean
**Supplies can be purchased at Michael’s, Plaza, Utrecht, or check out Wallmart
**Cheap Joe’s catalogue has some good buys at times.
**No need to purchase the most expensive supplies

Drawing: Beyond the Basics

Compressed Square Charcoal Sticks or
Charcoal Pencils
Pencils: 2B, 3B, 4B, HB, 2H, 3H
Kneeded erasers, plastic erasers
Drawing Pad, for charcoal, 14x17 or similar
Pad suitable for pastels & watercolor
Pencil sharpener
Plastic ruler
*if wish, 2 felt tip pens, 1 fine point, 1 medium
*2 ball point pens, black, 1 fine point, 1 medium
*India ink, 1 bottle. Black.
Basic Watercolor set *With watercolor, 2 water containers
& brushes.  Wash brush, 3 flat brushes, 2 round brushes
*OR, you can purchase basic pastel set instead of watercolor
Paper towels
Old clothes, smock or apron
Drawing Board or desk easel to place work on
Tackle box or other to carry your supplies in
Small sketch pad
*No need to purchase the most expensive items
Check out Plaza, Michael’s, Utrecht, or Wallmart
**First class: bring some drawing materials and your drawing pad.

Dress making shears
Paper cutting scissors
Dress maker pins
Seam ripper
Hand sewing needles (Assorted sizes)
Thimble
Tailor's non-wax chalk
Tape measure
Fashion ruler
Transparent tape
Hem gage
Beeswax
#2 pencils
Fabric for samples (1 yard of sheeting twill or light to mid-weight denim)

HB graphite pencil, Kneaded eraser, White plastic eraser, Pencil sharpener
18”x24” Strathmore watercolor paper
Inexpensive white sketch book
Tracing paper
Masonite Board, Bulldog clips, and Masking tape
Round Brushes: #2, #10, & #12.
Flat Brushes: ½”, & 1” *(Recommended brush types: white sable Robert Simmons, Sapphire, or Scepter Gold.)
1 container for brush cleaning
1 white rectangular plastic palette with reservoirs for paint
1 plastic container with lid
An Art bin, or tackle box to transport supplies
An apron
A portfolio
Watercolor paints:
Payne’s Gray, Cadmium Yellow, Raw Umber, Ivory, Black, Zinc (Chinese), White, Cadmium Red Medium, Cobalt Blue, Emerald Green, Mauve, Cadmium Orange *(Recommended Brands: Grumbacher or Winsor Newton Cottman)
**Suggested Art Supply Stores: Plaza Arts, The Maryland Institute, & Michael’s.

Brushes: Long handled nylon or bristle flats #2, #6, #8, & a round #6
3 in flat wall painting brush – nylon
Paint: Liquitex or Golden the large size tubes
Colors: Magenta/Acra Red, Cadmium Red, Napthol Crimson, Ultramarine Blue, Cadmium Yellow, Cerulean Blue, Thalo Blue, Viridian Green, Dioxizine Purple, Titanium White, Ivory Black
General:
Matte & Gloss medium
Modeling Paste
Gesso
Medium size disposable sheet paper palette
Palette knife
Canvas boards- minimum 9x12
Two 2x2 foot board – luane/masonite/or ¼ in plywood
Paper Towels
Masking tape,
Plastic water containers,
Plain bar of soap, and
Sponge

A pre-packaged set of paint tubes usually has all you need to get a firm start on watercolor painting. Or if you opt for pans, I would suggest spending no less than $25 on a set. Make sure it has at least 12 pans of different colors.
Watercolor brushes *(not oil or acrylic brushes!!!!)
Look for short handles, as opposed to oil/acrylic brushes, which have long handles. You should purchase the Round style, and have at least 1 very small, 1 medium, and 1 very large brush.
Watercolor Paper:
Please buy 2 full sized sheets of Hot Press and 2 full sheets of Cold Press. Each of these should be 140# The full sheet is 22” x 30”.
General Supplies:
1 “Drawing Board” that is large enough to put your whole sheet of paper on. You will have to tape your paper to these boards.
1 roll of blue painters tape ,
A Jar with lid for water ,
1 roll of tissue or paper towels, and
a palette
*(I suggest buying a plastic palette with lots of open space and a few compartments to separate colors. Do not get small circular palette, as these are mainly meant for inks.)

Necessary Oil paint colors:
Cadmium or Napthol Red (medium), Alizarin Crimson, Ultramarine Blue, Pthalo Blue, Pthalo Green, Sap Green, Cadmium or Hansa Yellow, Yellow Ochre, Titanium White *(big tube)
*Recommended Brands: Gamblin, Winsor Newton, or Rembrandt
4 pre-stretched & pre-primed canvases OR canvas boards *(Minimum 20”x24”)
1 table top easel
Linseed Oil
Odorless turpentine, turpenoid, or Gamsol
A Jar for turpentine
2 Baby food jars to mix mediums/glazes
A flat palette *(recommended: paper palette pad, inexpensive & easy clean up)
A Variety of Oil/Acrylic Brushes in various sizes 3 – 5. *Tip: Look for long handles.
A couple rags
An apron, smock, or old clothes
Plenty of newspaper to cover work area

Necessary Acrylic paint colors:
Cadmium or Napthol Red (medium), Alizarin Crimson, Ultramarine Blue, Pthalo Blue, Pthalo Green, Sap Green, Cadmium or Hansa Yellow, Yellow Ochre Titanium White *(big tube)
*Recommended Brands: Golden, or Liquitex
4 pre-stretched & pre-primed canvases OR canvas boards *(Minimum 20”x24”)
1 table top easel
Acrylic Painting Medium *(satin medium or matte medium)
Jar for water
Spray bottle
A Variety of Oil/Acrylic Brushes in various sizes 3 – 5. *Tip: Look for long handles.
A couple rags
An apron, smock, or old clothes
Plenty of newspaper to cover work area

2 skeins of yarn: must be light-colored, worsted weight, 1-ply yarn. recommended brands:  

- Brown Sheep lamb's pride worsted--online stores or Black Sheep yarn shop in Cockeysville
-Joann Fabrics has the following options: Debbie Mumm "Traditions" yarn; Bernat Roving, Felting, or Softee chunky;
-Patons SWS--soy wool stripes; Deborah Norville Serenity Chunky; Lion brand Alpine Wool

1 set of crochet hooks, size F to K, or G to K (susan bates recommended)
1 yarn needle
1 pair of scissors
split-ring stitch markers

Optional (but recommended) supplies:
1 copy of "The Crochet Answer Book" by Edie Eckman 

$5 Bead kit provided by instructor
Beading thread – Silamide, Nymo, or C-Lon waxed bead thread. Black or neutral.
Beading needles – size 10 & 11 or 12 *(NO Large Eye Needles)
Seed Beads – size 6 and or 8
Small portable lamp with halogen light
Small sharp manicure scissors
Recommended Stores: Beadazzled, Michael’s, AC Moore, and JoAnn Fabrics.

1-2 packages of size 8 or size 6 seed beads; choose your favorite colors
1 small strand or package of small scale, semiprecious gemstones such as: Jasper, Agate, Pearls, Hematite, etc .
Small Scissors
Small Lamp
Small to medium size blank page notebook

Check craft stores such as: Michael's, A.C. Moore and JoAnn's for inexpensive supplies Try the dollar store for the notebook A variety of beading threads and needles will be available for use the first night of class. Thereafter, students will bring their own needles, thread and fibers.

USA size 8 knitting needles (one pair)
Yarn (4 ply, 4 oz., preferably no dark colors)
Crocheting USA size "H" crochet hook
USA size "K" crochet hook
Yarn (4 ply, 4 oz., preferably no dark colors)

2 B and 6 B pencils
Kneaded erasers stump
Box of soft vine charcoal
#3 stick of compress charcoal
Chammy 
Cab of workable fixative
Box of Chalk pastels 
16x20 Canson Charcoal paper pad with different tints              
OR
Assorted Canson pastel pad
Drawing board
Portable easel (optional)

Utility Knife & Blades
12” or longer Ruler with Metal Edge
Pencil and Eraser
Mat Boards 8x10 or Larger *(No Rag Board)
Picture 3.5”x 5.5” up to 5”x7”
Piece of 3X mounting board for Cutting Mats on (16”x20”) *NO Foam Core OR Corrugated
Cardboard for Mounting Board
Mat Boards:
¼ sheet makes 4 8x10 boards (16x20)
½ sheet makes 8 8x10 boards (20x32)
1 sheet makes 16 8x10 boards (32x40)

18x24 in. Drawing Pad
1 kneaded eraser
1 small gum or plastic pencil eraser
1 HB, 1 2B, and 1 4B grade graphite pencil
X-acto knife of pencil sharpener
2 sticks each of soft, medium, and hard vine charcoal
1 pack of bistre or sanguine conte crayons
1 pack of white conte crayons
1 can of workable spray fixative
1 small bottle of black drawing/India ink *(Ink not needed for Portrait Drawing)
1 roll of masking tape
A toolbox or tackle box to carry/store supplies
Recommended stores: Michael’s, Utrecht, or Plaza.

Jacquie Widmer

Floral Design

Straight edged knife (like a paring knife)
Scissors,
Wire Cutters
Newspapers to work on,
And hot glue gun.

Drawing

• Drawing Pencils 4H, 2H, HB, #2, 6B
• A hand sharpener
• Plastic, Gum and Kneaded erasers
• Painter or masking tape
• A small locker or cosmetic mirror
• An 8x10 or 11x14” sketchbook
• A folder or binder (for handouts)
• Charcoal pencils, 6B, 4B, HB, and white
• Vine charcoal
• 3 sheets of quality 22x28” paper, such as Canson or Arches brands

Colored pencils set of 48 or larger recommended.
Berol’s Prismacolor pencils meet the highest standards.
*Do not buy water-soluble (watercolor) pencils.
9 x 12 spiral drawing pad, 70# or heavier
*Strathmore’s Series 300 or 400 is a good choice.
2B drawing pencil
Mars Plastic eraser
Large kneaded eraser
Hand-held pencil sharpener
Pen & Inc
9 x 12 or larger good quality spiral drawing pad
1 set of black Pigma pens (sizes 01, 03, 05)
B or 2B drawing pencil
Pencil sharpener
Mars plastic eraser
Kneaded eraser
These items may be purchased from instructor at first class.
Recommended text: First Step Series: Drawing in Pen & Ink by Claudia Nice. Available at Michael's or at edwardrhamilton.com.

Winsor Newton’s Student Grade, or Gumbacher tube colors:
Hooker’s Green Light, Yellow Ochre, Cadmium Yellow Light, Burnt Umber, Cadmium Red Light, Burnt Sienna, Cadmium Orange, Payne’s Gray, Alizarian Crimson, Ultramarine Blue
*Alternative to tube colors – Yarka 10 Pan set Winsor Newton aquarelle
1” wash brush Winsor Newton Sceptre Gold #8 or larger round brush
2” Hake brush
Optional: #5 script liner (“rigger”) brush & ½” flat brush.
Winsor Newton’s Art Masking Fluid
Covered Palette *(Do Not Buy the little 8” circular ones)
Strathmore watercolor block or watercolor pad *(minimum size 9x12) with 140# cold pressed surface
A piece of foamboard cut slightly larger than your paper
4 bulldog clips, A small sketch book (5.5”x 8.5”), 2B pencil
Mars eraser, Kneaded eraser, & Crepe eraser/rubber cement pick up
Paper Towels & Old wash cloth
Tackle box to carry supplies
Clean Sponge
2 Plastic Containers for water
Small Bar of Soap

Required Colors:
Alizarin crimson, Aureolin yellow, Cadmium yellow, Cobalt blue, French ultramarine blue, Indian red, Windsor blue, Rose madder genuine*(Windsor Newton/student grade or regular)
Watercolor brushes:
2" wash brush, 1/8.
1/2, and 1" one-stroke flat brushes,
00 and #1 liner brushes (also called "rigger'),
1/2 and 1" round brushes*(Preferably by Robert Simmons)
General Materials:
Watercolor block by Canson/Montval or Canson watercolor paper 140weight,10x15"
Any sketchbook
"Backboard" or "gatorboard" to support your paper
Pencil, gum eraser, white eraser, masking tape, water container, and a palette- preferably a "butcher tray"
Paper towels or clean rag
Recommended Stores: www.cheapjoes.com, JoAnne's Fabric, and Michael’s