Bottle Cork Trivet
Upcycle bottle corks to create trivets for hot pots and pans! Cork is lightweight, flexible, waterproof and naturally resists heat
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Collage Paper Bag City
Have you ever wanted to become an architect? Stretch your creative muscles to design & create a unique city using
Captured Drawings
Capture unique hand-drawn designs under glass! Use glass cabochons over your drawing with pendant trays to create one-of-a-kind jewelry. Materials:
Fabric Bowl
Turn a bin of fabric scraps into a fabric bowl to use as home decor! It’s a fun way to
Pony Bead Glass
Can plastic beads be melted to look like glass? Yes! Create glass-like suncatchers, ornaments, and more with pony beads! In
WINTER SEASON AT WHEATONARTS BEGINS JANUARY 1, 2022
MILLVILLE, NJ (December 31, 2021) – The Wheaton Arts and Cultural Center campus will be closed to the public during
Hand Printed Wrapping Paper
Add a personalized touch to that special gift! This tutorial for hand-printed wrapping paper uses block printing to create a
Welcoming Alexander Rosenberg as Our New Glass Studio Director!
Hot off the screen and into the Glass Studio, we welcome Alexander Rosenberg as the new WheatonArts Glass Studio Director!
Pine Cone Ornaments
Need a fun, easy, and inexpensive way to decorate your home this season? Handmade pine cone ornaments are the answer!
Su-yeon Kim
Su-yeon Kim is a glass-based visual artist in Seoul, South Korea. Her work narrates collected memories based on her drawings.
Grace Whiteside
Grace Whiteside received two BFA’s from Virginia Commonwealth University in 2017 in Sculpture + Extended Media and Craft/ Material Studies
Kayla Cantu
Originally from South Texas, Kayla Cantu is a fat, female artist that utilizes glass, video, photography, and mixed media. Even
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