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Best Kept Secret : Get More Than a Souvenir With a Hands On Workshop

Introduction

The thrill of launching a rocket into the sky is a timeless and universal experience that has captivated people of all ages. With the rise of DIY projects and maker culture, it’s now easier than ever to create your own compressed air rockets.

Getting Started with Fortuna Found

If you’re new to kite making, don’t worry – Fortuna Found’s simple build is designed to be easy to follow and fun for all ages. The kit includes everything you need to get started, from the frame to the tail, and even a few extra materials to make it extra special. The frame is made from sturdy, lightweight materials that can withstand the wind

  • The tail is made from colorful, flowing streamers that add a touch of whimsy to your kite
  • The kit also includes a few extra materials, such as stickers and stencils, to let you add your own personal touch

    • Customizing Your Kite

    Once you have your kit, it’s time to get creative!

    Jackie will teach you the basics of needle felting, a technique that involves using barbed needles to shape and mold wool fibers into three-dimensional objects.

    Introduction

    Junkyard Scramble is a unique workshop series that brings together artists, makers, and creatives to explore the world of upcycling and repurposing. The series is hosted by Christine Currie, a passionate advocate for sustainability and environmental responsibility. In this workshop, participants will have the opportunity to learn a new skill and create something truly unique and meaningful.

    Needle Felting with Jackie Huang

    Jackie Huang is a former Lucasfilm artist who has brought her expertise in needle felting to the Junkyard Scramble workshop series. With her guidance, participants will learn the basics of needle felting, a technique that involves using barbed needles to shape and mold wool fibers into three-dimensional objects.

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