Come make a beautiful mosaic mirror! No experience necessary. We have a huge variety of gorgeous and fun objects to use on your mirror including glass and porcelain tile, glass beads, keys, baubles, ceramics, and much much more! You are welcome to bring your own special chunky objects such as broken dishes, knick knacks, rocks,gems, shells, sea glass or buttons. We will be using a direct mosaic method meaning we will be setting our objects directly into tinted mortar and you will take home your finished (but will need to dry) mirror. Your mirror will be 12" by 15" with the mirror size 6" by 9". All materials, tools and instruction are included.
This class will take place at Monster. Our address is 1716 NW Market Street, Seattle, WA 98107. It's at the intersection of 17th and NW Market Street - kitty corner from Mighty-O Donuts.
Please arrive at least 15 minutes before class begins.
If you cannot attend class for any reason, we will offer an exchange to another class currently on our schedule up to 48 hours before the class. After that time, no refunds or exchanges are issued out of respect for our teachers who purchase and prepare supplies based on the number of attendees.
Our current Covid protocol is that anyone attending an event can email us at Info@monstermonster.shop to let us know they prefer that people wear masks up to 72 hours before the event begins. Your request is anonymous to all the other participants.
Attendees will receive an email before the class to let them know If we will be requiring masks.
ABOUT THE INSTRUCTORS
Your instructors are experienced teachers of the mosaic craft. Majken Ryherd has been making mosaics for over 15 years, including community art and private commissions. She is currently managing the Hillman City Mini Planter project, bringing mosaics to 19 cement planters scattered around the intersection of Orcas and Rainier. Her co-instructor, professional artist Bridget Culligan, paints and works in stained and fused glass as well as ceramic tile. She recently finished 428 custom tiles for a project on Whidbey Island and displays her glass windows at Tangletown’s Zoka.