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You may have seen 3D models and wondered how they did that. You will learn about the different types of 3D printers and accessories. You will learn the pros and cons so you can match the printer to your needs. You will learn about the different types of printing filament. You will learn the different software need to turn your idea into reality. We will cover the availability of ready to print projects including how to personalize them.
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You will learn what lasers are available to the hobbyist. We will cover both diode and CO2 lasers. How each one works - the pros and cons. We will cover the basics of the software. Not an artist, there are plenty of sources for ready to use projects. You can get started on a budget or go wild.
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Learn to collage on 2-1/2" x 3-1/2" Artist Trading Cards! Whether you decide to trade world-wide or keep your work, the collage principles are always the same. In this class, you will learn how to create tiny works of art, how to trade them with other artists, and how to make friends world-wide. There will be a supply list for all students. We will work each session and trade with each other at the last session. There will be art challenges to help you grow as an artist as well.
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Come create and play! This is going to be a surprise course for anyone who is ready to stretch their wings creatively. Supply fee will be $20. All you need to do is show up!
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Learn how the principles common to all art forms apply in your garden and how to apply them. Examples from gardens around the world will give you inspiration and help you understand how to apply these basic ideas to create the garden that's perfect for you.
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Learn about TCU Basketball and fundamentals of college basketball from TCU men's basketball head coach Jamie Dixon '87. And, an opportunity to participate in a "practice", or watch a live practice with the team. The class will take place in Schollmaier Arena and include a tour of TCU Athletics facilities.
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Learn to create a beautiful felt hand-embroidered Christmas ornament in this beginner-friendly class. Students will be introduced to basic embroidery stitches, simple ornament construction, and techniques for adding colorful hand-stitched details to felt. This class is ideal for true beginners and for those with a little experience who would enjoy a relaxing project while strengthening their stitching skills.
Each student will leave with a finished ornament and the confidence to continue exploring hand embroidery at home.
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New to the Fort Worth area and trying to decide what's a good fit for your new garden? Or maybe you'd like to enjoy more success with gardening or just add some new favorites to the plant palette of your home or business. Learn about the distinctive growing areas in the Metroplex and which plants will thrive in each.
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Bonsai is the ancient Japanese practice of growing trees in pots. This presentation incudes a discussion of the origins of the artform, the general aesthetics, horticulture of the trees, basic techniques and the significance of age and size of the specimens. Many examples are pictured in the presentation and the presenter incudes a limited selection of trees from his personal collection. The presentation concludes with a description of the establishment of the upcoming permanent Bonsai Collection at the Fort Worth Japanese Garden.
Stevenson Oaks
- Section Code: F26FSFHCR094A
- Instructor: David Manuel
- Dates: 9/24/2026 - 9/24/2026
- Times: 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
- Sessions: 1
- Days: Th
- Building: Stevenson Oaks
- Room: Fort Worth
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Discovering Art in the Botanic Garden Part II, explores additional sculptures in the beautiful Fort Worth Botanic Garden. This class builds on the art included in Part I and includes work that was not introduced in Part I. The course stands as a complete experience by itself, and Part I is not a required prerequisite.
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Interested in "Do It Yourself" interior design and decorating for your home? We will explore the how-to's that the professionals use and ways to use our own talents to create a personal signature look. Budget friendly, low tech and fun. We wall have different style and color preferences and we live in different kinds of dwellings, but the principles of professional interior design apply to all. Our first session will focus on professional designers' recipe for a well decorated space, and the second session we will focus on refreshing an existing space applying the pros method. So, bring your notebook, your questions and enjoy becoming a DIY Designer.
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We will explain the basics of "duplicate" bridge, focused on beginners. The term "duplicate" means several pairs will be playing the same (i.e., duplicate) hands. Your score is based on how well you play vs. the other pairs who have played the same cards. We'll talk about bidding, playing, and scoring a hand. Finally, we will talk about opportunities to learn more and to play.
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Get out of the house!
Geocaching is known as the world's largest treasure hunt! A perfect combination of high tech and nature. There are millions of caches hidden around the world, since its invention in 2000. Yes, even in your neighborhood! This is a fun, easy outdoor activity for individuals, groups, or families. You can determine which caches to hunt based on degree of difficulty and terrain. Creating a free account on the phone app will open up maps of hidden geocaches. After our 90 minute class, you will be prepared to join this ecologically friendly community and immediately find local caches. Caution: this can be addictive!
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Learn about the rich history of DFW's amateur and professional golfers, as well as many notable golf courses. Session 1 will focus on men and women who played amateur golf, college team golf, and DFW golf courses.
Session 2 will focus on professional golfers and local professional golf tournaments.
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Did you get an Instant Pot and it's still in the box? Or is it sitting in your cabinets and you're terrified of using it because: PRESSURE COOKER? Well, the new electric versions are really simple and can help you prepare healthy, tasty meals with not much hands-on work. Join instructor Mary Dulle as she demystifies these magic appliances.
Online Zoom Session
- Section Code: F26FSFHCR054A
- Instructor: Mary Dulle
- Dates: 12/1/2026 - 12/1/2026
- Times: 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
- Sessions: 1
- Days: Tu
- Building: Online Class
- Room: Zoom
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42 is a domino game of suits and trumps. It is easy to learn and fun to play. Come learn this game and meet some new friends in Silver Frogs. We have saved you a seat at the table and it’s your "shake"!
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Beginning Mah Jongg for people who want to engage their minds. Prerequset is that you must purchase the 2026 Card from the National Mah jongg league, not amazon or secondary sellers. They are different.
This is hard to learn but so much fun to play.
I have taught many groups but not in silver frogs. I learned in silver frogs 10 years ago.
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Learn the National Game of Texas! The domino game of 42, invented in Texas, is like a card game played with dominoes. It is a fun and challenging trick-taking game. Learn the basics and practice honing your skills with fellow players. Recommended book: Winning 42: Strategy & Lore of the National Game of Texas
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Discover the rich history and lively fun of Mahjong in this welcoming introduction to the game. Learn how Mahjong began, explore the meaning behind the tiles, and build confidence playing step by step in a relaxed, supportive setting. No experience is needed—just curiosity and a sense of fun! By the end of the series, you’ll be ready to join a game, and we’ll share local opportunities where you can continue playing after you graduate. Come for the stories, stay for the strategy, and leave ready to play!
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Star light, star bright first star I see tonight. Umm, no. The stars at night are big and bright. Oops, not that. Starry, Starry night. Paint your palette blue and gray. Oh, gee!
Anyway, how about we make our own stars from toilet paper rolls! This is a fun and easy craft. Just in time for Christmas, New Years, or all year! Each star is made from 8-16 toilet paper rolls so start saving! Paper towel rolls can also be used (1 paper towel roll = 3 t.p. rolls.) Bring scissors and be ready to fire up your glue gun!
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How to make a basic lap quilt using precut charm packs. Basic sewing knowledge required, sewing machine and fabric.
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Some people dream of owning, restoring, driving, or showing an antique or classic car. Your presenter has been there, done that numerous times and will share his knowledge and experience. These sessions will cover many aspects of finding, refreshing, or restoring a car, as well as activities with and benefits of joining a car community. You may feel like you've traveled down memory lane. Learn about important routes to take and potholes to avoid to improve the chances your journey will be free of roadblocks and filled with joy. You do not have to own an antique or classic car to attend and enjoy this class.
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The Most Comely Hound, not just my opinion, it is in the Bible. Maybe you once went to the dog track and placed a bet, or maybe not. Greyhounds are an ancient breed, make wonderful pets, have a long and interesting history ... and more than a few quirks. Not commonly seen around Ft. Worth neighborhoods, come and learn more about these professional athletes, the second fastest land animal. And, perhaps meet an "ambassadog."
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Share your greatest VW stories. Was it the most fun car you ever drove? Where was Reverse on the stick shift? How did you get to the battery?Did you ever find the spare tire? Did you ever get in trouble while being in a VW? Weren't the wing vents the neatest thing? Come and let's share our stories together.
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Do you get frustrated when you watch high school or college basketball because the officials seem not to know what they are doing? What ARE they doing anyway? Do you know the rules? This session will use game film and analysis (like you see on tv from rules analysts) and other methods to entertain and educate the audience on basktball fules basics and how games are managed by officials.
In addition, we will discuss how those officials are selected, how they are identified, compensated, and what their travel looks like.
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