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Welcome to Continuing Education
Continuing Education is the non-credit department of Seattle Central College. Our classes are for professional development/career enhancement or personal enrichment and are designed for adults in the community. Continuing Education classes not not qualify for college transcription, tuition waivers or financial aid. Students may request a certificate upon successful completion.
Questions? Please visit our Frequently Asked CE Questions page for more information!
Block Printing
We are unable to process registrations within 3 hours of the start time, on 7/18/2024.
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Item: Summer17159 |
Instructor: Saman Shojaie Barjuei |
1:00 PM - 3:00 PM |
4 Class Hours |
Sessions: 2 Th |
Room: SC - BE - Cont Edu - BE1139B, 1701 Broadway Seattle, WA 98022 |
7/18/2024 - 7/25/2024 |
Fee: $59.00 |
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- Format/Location: In-person, Broadway Edison Building (BE) (Address: 1701 Broadway, Seattle, WA 98122), Room BE 1139B
- Schedule Notes: Click on "Show More" on the course registration page to see the supplies that you need to bring to the class.
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Course Description: Class Overview
Explore the creative, rewarding, fun art of block printing! This class will teach you how to use linocut to create prints.
Learn the basic skills and techniques of woodblock carving and experience the rewarding feeling you get by peeling off a piece of paper printed with your original art! Make multiple copies for greeting cards, gifts, fabric, and decor. Block printing is an ancient art with roots in many cultures that can provide inspiration. Block prints have a unique and artistic look. If you are not good at designing or drawing? Don’t worry! We have several design options for you.
Use your creativity and curiosity with carving and printing your own one-of-a-kind art! This class is for everybody, from complete beginners to experienced carvers and artists.
This class is part of our Broadway Hill Club offerings in Spring 2024, designed for older students and offered during the daytime on diverse topics, though students of all ages are welcome.
Supplies Needed (Students must bring the items listed below to the class)
- Personal safety equipment (thumb guard and/or resistant gloves)
- One clear acrylic sheet plexiglass 8" x 12" (Recommended: YSTIME 8" x 12" Clear Acrylic Sheet Plexiglass Plastic Sheet for Crafts Transparent Acrylic Board with Protective Paper for Craft, Windows, Frame, DIY Display Projects)
- Speedball Super Value Block Printing Starter Kit – Includes Ink, Brayer, Lino Handle and Cutters, Speedy-Carve
Learning Objectives
- Become familiar with block carving and printing basics
- Be familiar with how to design and print
- Be confident in handling carving equipment safely for a small project
Who Might Enjoy This Class
- Anyone curious and interested in trying printmaking and carving
- People who enjoy crafting and making things by hand
- Anyone who would like to do a small creative project with like-minded people
- People who like to draw and would like to translate their drawings to prints
- Everyone is welcome, no experience needed
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Welcome to Continuing Education
Continuing Education is the non-credit department of Seattle Central College. Our classes are for professional development/career enhancement or personal enrichment and are designed for adults in the community. Continuing Education classes not not qualify for college transcription, tuition waivers or financial aid. Students may request a certificate upon successful completion.
Questions? Please visit our Frequently Asked CE Questions page for more information!
Relief Carving Basics
We are unable to process registrations within 3 hours of the start time, on 6/25/2024.
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Item: Summer17165 |
Instructor: Saman Shojaie Barjuei |
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM |
15 Class Hours |
Sessions: 5 Tu |
Room: SC - BE - Cont Edu - BE1139B, 1701 Broadway Seattle, WA 98022 |
6/25/2024 - 7/23/2024 |
Fee: $249.00 |
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- Format/Location: In-person, Broadway Edison Building (BE) (Address: 1701 Broadway, Seattle, WA 98122), Room BE 1139B
- Schedule Notes: Click on "Show More" on the course registration page to see the supplies that you need to bring to the class.
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Course Description: Class Overview
Learn how to carve beautiful designs and images on a flat wood panel! Enjoy step-by-step instruction in this interactive hands-on class.
In five sessions, you will learn all the skills needed to complete a carving of a beautiful flower in wood. This class will start with how to select, use, and sharpen your carving tools. Then you will learn how to prepare your carving board and use your tools, using basic carving techniques. This class is a great next step for students who have taken Wood Carving: Spoons, Wood Carving: Animals, or Wood Carving: Fantasy Animals.
When your project is complete, you will learn how to apply traditional oil finishing. Your original hand-carved art piece will come to life within five sessions. This will be a good foundation for you to gain the skills to do other relief carving projects and enjoy a rewarding hobby. No previous carving knowledge or experience required. Let’s get carving!
Learning Objectives
Upon successful completion of this course, you will be able to:
- Obtain basic knowledge of relief carving
- Know how to select and maintain carving tools
- Use basic wood carving techniques and use your tools safely
- Be familiar with how to select wood and tools
- Carve a flat wood panel with confidence
- Know the basic cuts and techniques
Supplies Needed
Click here to see the supply list.
Who Might Enjoy This Class?
- Anyone interested in learning relief wood carving
- People with some experience in wood carving, but not relief carving; this class is a great next step for students who have taken Wood Carving: Spoons, Wood Carving: Animals, or Wood Carving: Fantasy Animals!
- Anyone who has tried some relief carving, but has not felt successful or had thorough instruction about proper techniques and would like the structure of a class
- Anyone who would like to try a rewarding new hobby
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Welcome to Continuing Education
Continuing Education is the non-credit department of Seattle Central College. Our classes are for professional development/career enhancement or personal enrichment and are designed for adults in the community. Continuing Education classes not not qualify for college transcription, tuition waivers or financial aid. Students may request a certificate upon successful completion.
Questions? Please visit our Frequently Asked CE Questions page for more information!
Wood Carving: 3D Art
We are unable to process registrations within 3 hours of the start time, on 7/30/2024.
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Item: Summer17730 |
Instructor: Saman Shojaie Barjuei |
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM |
9 Class Hours |
Sessions: 3 Tu |
Room: SC - BE - Cont Edu - BE1139B, 1701 Broadway Seattle, WA 98022 |
7/30/2024 - 8/13/2024 |
Fee: $169.00 |
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- Format/Location: In-person, Broadway Edison Building (BE) (Address: 1701 Broadway, Seattle, WA 98122), Room BE 1139B
- Schedule Notes: Click on "Show More" on the course registration page to see the supplies that you need to bring to the class.
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Course Description: Class Overview
Whittling is a simple and fun hobby that many people all over the world enjoy. In this interactive class, learn all of the basic steps to create a unique piece of art from wood.
In this class, discover how to select wood for your project, make the basic cuts, and use proper and safe whittling techniques. Enjoy support and guidance from an instructor as you build upon your skills.
We Will learn how to sharpen and hone your tools to keep them razor-sharp.
Discover a new interest through this fun, hands-on, engaging class! No previous whittling experience required. By the end of class, you will be able to take home finished art made by your own hands, and skills that you can build upon for years to come.
Supplies Needed
Please bring these items to the first class:
- Whittler’s detail knife / sharpen carving knife (recommended: KN13 Flexcut knife)
- Thumb guard and cut-resistant gloves
- Pencil
- Optional: Leather honing strop with polishing compound (recommended: BeaverCraft leather honing strop with polishing Compound LS2P1SR41 3”x 8” double-sided
Learning Objectives
- Obtain basic knowledge of whittling
- Understand use of tools
- Whittle with confidence
- Be familiar with how to select woods depending on projects
- Make the basic cuts and techniques
- Understand how to sharpen the tools
Who Might Enjoy This Class
- Anyone interested in trying the art of whittling
- People looking for a new hobby, creative outlet or craft to do with your hands
- People who are new in using carving tools
- Anyone who would like to make small animals from wood
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Welcome to Continuing Education
Continuing Education is the non-credit department of Seattle Central College. Our classes are for professional development/career enhancement or personal enrichment and are designed for adults in the community. Continuing Education classes not not qualify for college transcription, tuition waivers or financial aid. Students may request a certificate upon successful completion.
Questions? Please visit our Frequently Asked CE Questions page for more information!
Wood Carving: Fantasy Animals
We are unable to process registrations within 3 hours of the start time, on 5/30/2024.
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Item: Spring36933 |
Instructor: Saman Shojaie Barjuei |
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM |
9 Class Hours |
Sessions: 3 Th |
Room: SC - BE - Cont Edu - BE1139B, 1701 Broadway Seattle, WA 98022 |
5/30/2024 - 6/13/2024 |
Fee: $169.00 |
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- Format/Location: In-person, Broadway Edison Building (BE) (Address: 1701 Broadway, Seattle, WA 98122), Room BE 1139B
- Schedule Notes: Click on "Show More" on the course registration page to see the supplies that you need to bring to the class.
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Course Description: Class Overview
Practice the art of whittling! In this hands-on class, carve and paint your own one-of-a-kind “alebrije” animal figurine, a Mexican folk art tradition from the state of Oaxaca.
Gain inspiration from the brightly colored fantastical creatures from the Oaxacan tradition seen in the animated movie “Coco.” Develop your whittling skills, and your imagination, while making art that you will treasure for years to come. These figurines also make wonderful gifts.
Learn how to use whittling tools safely and select wood for your project. Gain skills on making basic cuts and use proper whittling techniques. You will also learn how to sharpen and hone your tools to keep them razor-sharp. If you’ve taken carving classes with us before, this will be an opportunity to hone your skills on another project.
Supplies Needed (Students must bring the items listed below to the class)
- Whittler’s detail knife / sharpen carving knife (Recommended: KN13 Flexcut knife)
- Thumb guard and cut-resistant gloves
- Pencil
- Optional: Leather honing strop with polishing compound (Recommended: BeaverCraft Leather Honing Strop with Polishing Compound LS2P1SR41 3”x 8” double-sided
Learning Objectives
- Obtain knowledge of whittling
- Understand the use of tools
- Carve safely and with confidence
- Be familiar with how to select woods depending on projects
- Make the basic cuts and techniques
- Understand how to sharpen the tools
Who Might Enjoy This Class?
- Anyone interested in learning the art of whittling
- People looking for a new hobby, creative outlet, or craft to do with your hands
- Anyone who would like to make small gifts from wood
- Perfect for anyone who has taken our other wood carving classes: Whittling Basics, Wood Carving: Animals, or Wood Carving: Spoons
- Anyone interested in the culture and folk art of southern Mexican / Oaxacan including Spanish language students
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Welcome to Continuing Education
Continuing Education is the non-credit department of Seattle Central College. Our classes are for professional development/career enhancement or personal enrichment and are designed for adults in the community. Continuing Education classes not not qualify for college transcription, tuition waivers or financial aid. Students may request a certificate upon successful completion.
Questions? Please visit our Frequently Asked CE Questions page for more information!
Wood Carving: Spoons
We are unable to process registrations within 3 hours of the start time, on 7/11/2024.
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Item: Summer17163 |
Instructor: Saman Shojaie Barjuei |
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM |
9 Class Hours |
Sessions: 3 Th |
Room: SC - BE - Cont Edu - BE1139B, 1701 Broadway Seattle, WA 98022 |
7/11/2024 - 7/25/2024 |
Fee: $169.00 |
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- Format/Location: In-person, Broadway Edison Building (BE) (Address: 1701 Broadway, Seattle, WA 98122), Room BE 1139B
- Schedule Notes: Click on "Show More" on the course registration page to see the supplies that you need to bring to the class.
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Course Description: Class Overview
Learn how to carve and create beautiful objects! Gain the basic skills to feel successful and safe carving wood and making your own creations.
During this hands-on class, you will be making two spoons. Get started with the basic skills and safety practices while carving a simple and useful kitchen spoon. Continue to hone your skills as you carve a more decorative "love spoon" -- something often given as a gift. Learn about wood selection, preparing blanks, basic carving techniques, and traditional oil finishing. These skills will help you become prepared for future wood carving projects that you can use in another class or at home.
Stir up your creativity and curiosity with carving your own one-of-a-kind wooden spoons! No previous wood carving experience required.
Supplies Needed
Students must bring these items to class:
- Sweep gouge No.7 or any carving straight or bent gouge No.7 (see the example here), between 10–12 mm width with a short or long handle (recommended: PFEIL Swiss Made 10 mm Gouge No 7)
- Whittler’s detail knife / sharpen carving knife (recommended: KN13 Flexcut knife)
- Thumb guard and/or cut-resistant gloves
- F-Clamp (recommended: Yost Tools F112 12” FClamp)
- Pencil
Learning Objectives
- Basic knowledge of wood carving
- How to design and carve spoons
- Confidence in handling wood carving knives safely for a small project
- How to select wood depending on your wood carving project
Who Might Enjoy This Class
- Anyone curious and interested in trying wood carving and whittling
- People who love handcrafting
- Anyone who would like to do a small creative project with like-minded people and guidance from an instructor
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