Adult Studio | Felting with Robin McCahill

Needle-Felting is a form of soft sculpture that can be worked on a flat background, creating a relief sculpture. It can also be used as a painterly medium to create texture or representational work of art. In this class, Robin will demonstrate the basics, show the nuances of the medium, and also help with sculpting skills. It is a fun medium to work with and easily transportable to work on wherever you happen to be.

Supplies will be provided for this class. 

Thursdays, May 2, 9, 16, 23, 30, 5-7 p.m.

About Robin McCahill:

Robin McCahill loves inspiring imagination. Robin is a professional Puppeteer, board member of CT Puppetry Guild, art teacher at Artsplace, Elim Park, fiber artist, bicycle fitting specialist (owner of Intuit Bike Fit llc.), and licensed massage therapist. Robin has recently had solo exhibits Ethel Walker school, Cheshire Library, and Clark Memorial Library. Another venue for magical moments has been created with set, props, costume designs, and puppets with the Cheshire Youth Theatre. For several years, Robin had taught workshops in wet felting at NBMAA on Sundays and several Studio@4 sessions, including puppet making and performing, needle felting, mask making, and fiber arts. You may have seen Robin working puppets at events such as Where the Wild Things Are and most recently at The Yule Ball.