Use your enameling skills! this is studio time in the HAC headquarters studio. Come make some enamel.

Come learn to make an enamel on copper! its a fun and surprisingly simple technique involving glass frit and a tiny kiln!

Use your enameling skills! this is studio time in the HAC headquarters studio. Come make some enamel.

Use your enameling skills! this is studio time in the HAC headquarters studio. Come make some enamel.

Use your enameling skills! this is studio time in the HAC headquarters studio. Come make some enamel.

Come learn to make an enamel on copper! its a fun and surprisingly simple technique involving glass frit and a tiny kiln!

Use your enameling skills! this is studio time in the HAC headquarters studio. Come make some enamel.

COME VISIT H.A.C HEADQUARTERS FOR OUR FIRST SALE OF 2026! SO MANY TREASURES ABOUND!

11–2PM AT THE HOUSE OF ART AND CRAFT!

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Psanky is an ancient Slavic folk art of egg decoration originating in pre-Christian Pagan cultures. Using a wax-resist technique similar to Batik, we will create fantastical and symbolic egg paintings to celebrate the spring season coming.

Enamel is an ancient art that fuses glass to metal, in this case, we are using copper. The process begins with cutting the copper using tin snips, sprinkling colored glass upon it, and putting it in the kiln for less than a minute. Almost INSTANT satisfaction!

Enamel is an ancient art that fuses glass to metal, in this case, we are using copper. The process begins with cutting the copper using tin snips, sprinkling colored glass upon it, and putting it in the kiln for less than a minute. Almost INSTANT satisfaction!

Enamel is an ancient art that fuses glass to metal, in this case, we are using copper. The process begins with cutting the copper using tin snips, sprinkling colored glass upon it, and putting it in the kiln for less than a minute. Almost INSTANT satisfaction!

Enamel is an ancient art that fuses glass to metal, in this case, we are using copper. The process begins with cutting the copper using tin snips, sprinkling colored glass upon it, and putting it in the kiln for less than a minute. Almost INSTANT satisfaction!

Psanky is an ancient Slavic folk art of egg decoration originating in pre-Christian Pagan cultures. Using a wax-resist technique similar to Batik, we will create fantastical and symbolic egg paintings to celebrate the spring season coming.

Enamel is an ancient art that fuses glass to metal, in this case, we are using copper. The process begins with cutting the copper using tin snips, sprinkling colored glass upon it, and putting it in the kiln for less than a minute. Almost INSTANT satisfaction!

Enamel is an ancient art that fuses glass to metal, in this case, we are using copper. The process begins with cutting the copper using tin snips, sprinkling colored glass upon it, and putting it in the kiln for less than a minute. Almost INSTANT satisfaction!

Experiment with basic techniques for beaded jewelry using Rainen’s rare glass and vintage beads. Make a necklace! Add beads to a vintage hat! Embellish jeans! Swap beads with new friends!

Enamel is an ancient art that fuses glass to metal, in this case, we are using copper. The process begins with cutting the copper using tin snips, sprinkling colored glass upon it, and putting it in the kiln for less than a minute. Almost INSTANT satisfaction!

Enamel is an ancient art that fuses glass to metal, in this case, we are using copper. The process begins with cutting the copper using tin snips, sprinkling colored glass upon it, and putting it in the kiln for less than a minute. Almost INSTANT satisfaction!

Enamel is an ancient art that fuses glass to metal, in this case, we are using copper. The process begins with cutting the copper using tin snips, sprinkling colored glass upon it, and putting it in the kiln for less than a minute. Almost INSTANT satisfaction!

Enamel is an ancient art that fuses glass to metal, in this case, we are using copper. The process begins with cutting the copper using tin snips, sprinkling colored glass upon it, and putting it in the kiln for less than a minute. Almost INSTANT satisfaction!

Enamel is an ancient art that fuses glass to metal, in this case, we are using copper. The process begins with cutting the copper using tin snips, sprinkling colored glass upon it, and putting it in the kiln for less than a minute. Almost INSTANT satisfaction!

Enamel is an ancient art that fuses glass to metal, in this case, we are using copper. The process begins with cutting the copper using tin snips, sprinkling colored glass upon it, and putting it in the kiln for less than a minute. Almost INSTANT satisfaction!

Learn how to design and create an enamel on copper toggle switch plate. This is for a single toggle (regular) lightswitch. All materials and supplies included.

Enamel is an ancient art that fuses glass to metal, in this case, we are using copper. The process begins with cutting the copper using tin snips, sprinkling colored glass upon it, and putting it in the kiln for less than a minute. Almost INSTANT satisfaction!

Enamel is an ancient art that fuses glass to metal, in this case, we are using copper. The process begins with cutting the copper using tin snips, sprinkling colored glass upon it, and putting it in the kiln for less than a minute. Almost INSTANT satisfaction!

♡ Come create Enamel Heart Pendants for your dearest Valentines or your dearest self, with Rainen! Pendant shapes include: heart, flower, dog tag, and beyond!

Enamel is an ancient art that fuses glass to metal, in this case, we are using copper. The process begins with cutting the copper using tin snips, sprinkling colored glass upon it, and putting it in the kiln for less than a minute. Almost INSTANT satisfaction!

♡ Come create Enamel Heart Pendants for your dearest Valentines or your dearest self, with Rainen! Pendant shapes include: heart, flower, dog tag, and beyond!

Enamel is an ancient art that fuses glass to metal, in this case, we are using copper. The process begins with cutting the copper using tin snips, sprinkling colored glass upon it, and putting it in the kiln for less than a minute. Almost INSTANT satisfaction!