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Tuesday, August 7, 2018

2018/2019 Registration & Bulk Order

Art lovers!

Registration is now open for the 2018/2019 session! We are again going to be meeting on the third Friday of every month from September through May.   Register online

Before you sign up, take a look at this year's bulk order.  As always, I work to keep the costs reasonable, and your time hunting for obscure art supplies to a minimum.  This year's frisket, white shrink film, and acrylic medium are going to be the most costly to obtain, so I highly encourage you to participate in the bulk order.  Remember, purchases are entirely optional, and you are welcome to use whatever supplies you have on hand.

 Basic Kit ($35)
  • Frisket film, 9"x12"
  • Synthetic bright (short bristle) flat paintbrush, 14mm
  • Wool roving, 20g any color(s)
  • Felting needles, 5 count, heavy
  • Black 120lb paper, 9"x12", 2 sheets
  • Toned Tan 90lb paper, 9"x12",
  • Paint marker, white, chisel tip
  • Embroidery Floss, 8 strands, 24", any color
  • Graphing pencil, 0.9mm
  • Palette knife
  • Large Elastic bands, 2
  • Paperclip, 2
  • Paint palette/plastic plate
  • Canvas board
Complete Kit ($70)
  • all items from the basic kit plus:
  • Soft Black Eraser
  • Dimensional Paint, Package of 6
  • Ruler
  • Black Ultra-fine point marker
  • Acrylic Paint set, 12 colors, min 10ml tubes
  • Soft Pastel Set, 12 colors
  • Gel Matte Acrylic Medium, 5oz
  • Crayons, set of 8
  • General purpose chalk, colored
  • Cardboard, 8"x10"
  • Cardboard, 4" diameter disc
  • Wool yarn 30'
  • Construction Paper, 12"x18" assorted colors
  • 7" scissors
  • Washable glue, .21oz
Optional but highly recommended ($15)
  • Felting needle grip tool with lock
Register now!

Wednesday, July 19, 2017

2017/2018 Bulk Order

As always, in order to make your family's participation in SKETCH as easy and cost-effective as possible, we are putting together a bulk supply order.  The deadline for participation in the bulk order is August 20.  Late orders will not be accepted. Below is a listing of what you can expect to receive, along with links to Amazon should you want to purchase on your own.  Order forms are on the second page of the registration link.

$70 Complete Art Supply Kit:

contains everything you need for 1 person to complete every project

  • Scissors - sharp enough to cut both fabric and paper
  • everyday pencil – 1 per student
  • 2 quart size zip top storage bags - can be shared
  • Assorted fabric scraps of any kind – approx 1 yard - can be shared
  • Grout
  • Thin jute cord – approx 2 ft
  • 1 - 12″x14″ styrofoam – minimum 3/4″ thick (without a paper backing)
  • plastic butter knife – 1 per student
  • wooden skewer – 1 per student
  • full set Keruitake Zig Brushables waterbased pigment felt tip markers set in shades of blue – can be shared
  • Prismacolor non-photo blue pencil – 1 per student
  • 2 sheets Canson Mixed Media paper 18″x24″ – minimum 1 per student
  • 2 oz Sculpey oven dry clay in grey – per student
  • 2 oz. Sculpey oven dry clay in any bright color – per student
  • Ball tipped embossing stylus – 1 per student
  • paper plate
  • 3M Duct tape in at least 2 colors – can be shared
  • Tombow dual brush pen waterbased markers (the shojo manga colors would be best because it includes a colorless blender)– can be shared
  • Crescent Illustration Board 15″x20″ heavy weight – 1 per student
  • 2 sheets Strathmore charcoal paper 9″x12″ – minimum 1 sheet per student
  • Prang charcoal pencils in soft and medium – 1 set per student
  • Blending stump – can be shared
  • kneadable eraser – can be shared
  • mosaic tiles in various colors – can be shared
  • mosaic mesh – 6″x6″ sheets – 2 sheets per student
  • Weldbond PVA glue (white PVA school glue is not the same) – can be shared
  • Bubble wrap 6″x6″ – can be shared
  • 1 sheet 12″x12″ Strathmore Acrylic paper – 1 per student
  • 1 - 1/2″ x 36″ wooden dowel – 1 per student
  • Reeves acrylic paint pot set – can be shared
  • Thumb tack – 1 per student
  • 1 - 12″x14″ styrofoam – minimum 3/4″ thick (without a paper backing)
  • sheet of corrugated cardboard

$35 Basic Art Supply Kit:

Contains the most difficult to obtain supplies

 Add-On Items:

The easiest place to get your supplies is through our class bulk order, but if you only need a few items you may be able to find things cheaper on  www.amazon.com.  Remember that THESE ARE JUST GUIDELINES.  If, for example, you already have Crayola crayons, and I have listed Prang, do not feel obligated to buy new materials. As always, feel free to e-mail me if you have any questions!
Sheryl G.

Sunday, July 16, 2017

Supply List 2017/2018

Do you remember the smell of a freshly opened box of crayons, or the soft feel of a brand new paintbrush?  I do.  They are memories full of happiness and creativity. At SKETCH we ask that families provide their own art supplies so that children have the opportunity to experiment at home, as well as in class. Please be aware that the links below connect to an affiliate account and anything you purchase will result in SKETCH receiving a portion of the proceeds at no cost to you.  You are by no means obligated to use these links.  Feel free to purchase from any source at all. Also, please note that while specific brands are listed, these are suggestions only.  I do this simply to help with the choosing process.  You will want decent quality products to allow your child the most success (avoid Roseart and generic brands) and avoid frustration, but unless there is a specific note, you may make any substitution. Finally, we place one bulk order at the beginning of each term in order to get the lowest possible costs.  If you would like to participate, take a look at the second half of our registration form.

2017/2018 SUPPLY LIST

everything you need for the year

  • Scissors - sharp enough to cut both fabric and paper
  • everyday pencil – 1 per student
  • 2 quart size zip top storage bags - can be shared
  • Assorted fabric scraps of any kind – approx 1 yard - can be shared
  • Grout
  • Thin jute cord – approx 2 ft
  • 1 - 12″x14″ styrofoam – minimum 3/4″ thick (without a paper backing)
  • plastic butter knife – 1 per student
  • wooden skewer – 1 per student
  • full set Keruitake Zig Brushables waterbased pigment felt tip markers set in shades of blue – can be shared
  • Prismacolor non-photo blue pencil – 1 per student
  • 2 sheets Canson Mixed Media paper 18″x24″ – minimum 1 per student
  • 2 oz Sculpey oven dry clay in grey – per student
  • 2 oz. Sculpey oven dry clay in any bright color – per student
  • Ball tipped embossing stylus – 1 per student
  • paper plate
  • 3M Duct tape in at least 2 colors – can be shared
  • Tombow dual brush pen waterbased markers (the shojo manga colors would be best because it includes a colorless blender)– can be shared
  • Crescent Illustration Board 15″x20″ heavy weight – 1 per student
  • 2 sheets Strathmore charcoal paper 9″x12″ – minimum 1 sheet per student
  • Prang charcoal pencils in soft and medium – 1 set per student
  • Blending stump – can be shared
  • kneadable eraser – can be shared
  • mosaic tiles in various colors – can be shared
  • mosaic mesh – 6″x6″ sheets – 2 sheets per student
  • Weldbond PVA glue (white PVA school glue is not the same) – can be shared
  • Bubble wrap 6″x6″ – can be shared
  • 1 sheet 12″x12″ Strathmore Acrylic paper – 1 per student
  • 1 - 1/2″ x 36″ wooden dowel – 1 per student
  • Reeves acrylic paint pot set – can be shared
  • Thumb tack – 1 per student
  • 1 - 12″x14″ styrofoam – minimum 3/4″ thick (without a paper backing)
  • sheet of corrugated cardboard
Note: Please make sure that all supplies are clearly labeled with your family’s name.  Children work at large tables, and supplies often roll.  Collecting materials at the end of the day is much easier if they are marked.  Address labels work well for this purpose.
Again, the cheapest/easiest place to get your supplies is through our class bulk order, but if you only need a few items you may do better with www.amazon.com.  Remember that THESE ARE JUST GUIDELINES.  If, for example, you already have Crayola crayons, and I have listed Prang, do not feel obligated to buy new materials. As always, feel free to e-mail me if you have any questions!
Sheryl Goedecke @ Yahoo . com

Schedule of Classes 2017/2018

I have listed the classes and the volunteer activities separately.  If you would like to see them in order, go to our Upcoming Events page. Sketch classes are designed to work together, so students are encouraged to attend as often as possible.  Volunteer events, on the other hand, are entirely optional.  Please come volunteer if you are available, but we understand if the project or timing doesn't work for your family.  Thanks for all you do!

SKETCH Lessons

Friday, September 15, 2017
  • First SKETCH class of the season!
  • Artist: Jean-HonorĂ© Fragonard
  • Project: Styrofoam and fabric panels
  • Charity: Sole Hope
Friday, October 20, 2017
  • Artist: Thomas Gainsborough
  • Project: Monochromatic blue works
  • Charity: Samaritan's Purse
Friday, November 17, 2017
  • canceled
Friday, December 15, 2017
  • Artist: Josef Albers
  • Project: Duct tape study of squares
  • Charity: personal gift
Friday, January 19, 2018
  • Artist: Walt Disney
  • Project: Augmented-reality cartoons
  • Charity: Community Display
Friday, February 16, 2018
  • Artist: Eugene Delacroix
  • Project: Charcoal horse sketches
  • Charity: Manchester Mounted Police
Friday, March 16, 2018
  • Artist: Italo Botti
  • Project: Mosaic fire-board
  • Charity: Bedford Cross Country Ski Club
Friday, April 20, 2018
  • Artist: Roy Lichtenstein
  • Project: Contrasting black & white with color in acrylic
  • Charity: National Alliance on Mental Illness
Friday, May 18, 2018
  • Closing Program
  • Assemble and display pinwheels
  • Special guest

SKETCH in Action

Community Service Projects

Saturday, October 7, 2017
  • Package, quality control, and shipment of shoes to Sole Hope
  • Begin work on prosthetic hands
  • Thank-you cards to donors
Saturday, November 4, 2017
  • Transfer artwork images on to backpacks
  • Pack boxes for Samaritan's Purse's Operation Christmas Child
Saturday, December 2, 2017
  • canceled
Saturday, February 3, 2018
  • Set-up community display
  • continue work on prosthetic hands
Saturday, March 3, 2018
  • Assemble cards
  • Meet with Manchester Police
  • Continue work on prosthetic hands
Saturday, April 7, 2018
  • Meeting at BXCSC to view completed mosaic display
  • Write cards of thanks to volunteers
  • Finish work on prosthetic hands
   

Friday, July 29, 2016

Registration & Bulk supply order 2016/2017

Update: 2016/2017 Class is now full.
Unless you have pre-registered or communicated with me directly, registrations received after 9:30PM on Mon Aug 15 will be placed on the wait list. As soon as space becomes available, students in the wait list will be notified.

New season, new art supplies!  So exciting.

The 7th season of SKETCH is starting soon!  We will again be meeting from 6:30-8:00PM on the 3rd Friday of each month from September through May.  This year we will be focusing on fiber arts and ink, while working to benefit the NH foodbank, our local emergency responders, and more.  A full list of our exciting line-up of artists, mediums, and community outreach efforts is available within our schedule for the year.  Make sure to mark your calendar!

Registration

SKETCH is intentionally designed as a family program, so don't worry if you will have a crying baby in tow.  Lessons are approachable for elementary students, and teens are offered their own level of challenge.  

Registration fills quickly, and there is always a wait-list, so please make sure to submit your response as quickly as possible.  This year we are trying out a new system for online registration (you will find it at the bottom of this page). If you encounter any problems at all, please contact me.  My goal is to make this process easier for you rather than more difficult.

Update: Registration is now closed however you are welcome to join our wait list by simply emailing sheryl goedecke at yahoo dot com.

If you have pre registered or have spoken with Sheryl, you are already in. Please to print and mail your registration here, or e-mail sheryl for online registration information.

Bulk Art Supply Order 

As always, in order to make your participation in SKETCH as easy and cost-effective as possible, we are putting together a bulk supply order.  The deadline for participation in the bulk order is August 15.  Late orders will not be accepted.

You may choose either the complete kit or the basic kit, and then include any add-ons you'd like.  In order to keep the prices affordable I am not able to purchase add-ons for anyone not purchasing a kit, and I am unable to substitute, add, or delete items from the kits.  Thank you for understanding.

Below is a listing of what you can expect to receive in your kit, along with links to the Amazon should you want to purchase on your own.  Please visit the supply list for this year to make sure that you order the correct quantities for your family.

Complete kit $69:
Basic kit $35:
Optional add ons:

I look forward to seeing you in September,
Sheryl G.

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Saturday, August 1, 2015

2015/2016 Session Details

Registration time is here! Take a look at the the fun artists we will be studying this year.

Friday, September 25th 2015 (note variation from 3 Friday of the Month schedule)
Pierre-Auguste Renoir - oil pastel & watercolor resist
Bible covers for Pocket Testament League

Friday, October 16th 2015 

Marc Chagall - fused glass
local display

Friday, November 20th 2015 
Mary Azarian - wood block prints puzzles
for senior center

Friday, December 18th 2015
Alexander Calder - abstract wire sculpture
Christmas ornament display

Friday, January 15th 2016 
Norman Rockwell - mixed media painting
gifts for the ill

Friday, February 19th 2016 
Paul Signac - pointillism & negative space in acrylic
bags for sick children

Friday, March 18th 2016 
Theodor Seuss Geisel - ink & oil pastel
labels for donated books

Friday, April 15th 2016 
Albrecht Durer - wet on wet watercolor
parade route display

Friday, May 20th 2016 
Year End Celebration!!!


Download your registration paperwork to reserve your spot!


Trouble downloading?  Try this link instead

Update:  Unfortunately the deadline for participating in our bulk materials order has passed, but you can continue to add additional glass firing kits at any time.  

Looking forward to creating some beautiful projects with you!

Tuesday, July 14, 2015

Preparation for 2015/2016

I can't tell you how much fun I've been having pulling together plans for the sixth year of SKETCH.


As a quick update, we will continue to meet on the 3rd Friday of each month (any exceptions will be noted on the class calendar).  This year we will be covering the art of Chagall, Calder, Rockwell, and more.  I'm especially excited to offer our students the opportunity to learn how to fuse glass with the help of local artists.

Keep an eye on the class site!  I am beginning to pull together our supply lists and calendar, and will post them as they are finished.  Class registration will begin on August 1st.  If you'd like a reminder e-mail just pop me a message and I will add you to my list.

Enjoy your summer!

Tuesday, December 30, 2014

Mid-Year Registration

I am excited to announce that New Hope Christian Fellowship has re-arranged their space and purchased more chairs.  That means that we are now able to accomodate more students!

SKETCH meets September through May
on the 3rd Friday of every month
6:30 - 8:00 PM
at New Hope Christian Fellowship,
292 Route 101, Bedford, NH 03110
Click for Directions

You can view the calendar of our upcoming classes at: http://sketchartprogram.blogspot.com/p/schedule-calendar.html

To join mid-year, just fill out the form below and send your $20 mid-year registration fee to:

SKETCH Children's Art Program
99 Liberty Hill Road
Bedford, NH 03110


As usual, registration is on a first come-first served basis.

SKETCH students are required to provide their own supplies.  Our entire supply list will not be necessary, however, if you are joining mid-year.  As of January 1, the required materials for the rest of the course include only:

Note: Please make sure that all supplies are clearly labeled with your family’s name.  Children work at large tables, and supplies often roll.  Collecting materials at the end of the day is much easier if they are marked.  Address labels work well for this purpose.  

I look forward to learning alongside you!

Tuesday, August 5, 2014

Bulk Order 2014


*The deadline to participate in this bulk order is 8/30/2014*


Hi friends, 
Where did summer go?  It is already time to begin looking at the class calendar and pulling together supplies for next year's SKETCH program.  

The bulk purchasing program is again being offered.  If you want to participate it is as simple as filling out your order form and getting it back to me along with your registration form, class fee and supply payment (one check is fine) by August 30th.  


Participation in the bulk order is not required.  In fact, many of you will have most of these supplies in your home from your previous years of participation.  The links below are for the convenience of those of you who would like to order on your own.  They also connect to an affiliate account, and anything you purchase will result in SKETCH receiving a portion of the proceeds.  Thank you for your support.

Just the Essentials: 

Many of this year's projects can be accomplished with the supplies purchased in previous years.  If you only need the new supplies, choose this short list.  For $35 you will receive:

When ordering, please specify whether you need any additional items from the Add-Ons section below.


Complete Kit: 

Everything you need to complete the projects in SKETCH will be waiting for you at the first class in one box.  For $57 you will receive:
When ordering, please specify whether you need any additional items from the Add-Ons section below.

Single Item Add-ons:

In order to receive discounted prices, we will only be able to offer individual items to those who have participated in the bulk purchase. If you need a single item please use the links to Amazon or shop at your local craft store.


Again, remember that the bulk purchase program ends on August 30th.  To ensure that your materials are ordered please include your registration form, class fee, supply order form, and supply payment in the envelope and send it to:

New Hope Christian Fellowship
Attention: SKETCH
292 Route 101, Bedford, NH 03110 

I look forward to seeing you soon!

Monday, December 3, 2012

2013 Registration

Sketch is Back!!!

I am so excited to announce that art classes will begin again in January 2013.  I truly am looking forward to sharing another year with you.

We will be meeting from 6:30 - 8:00 PM on the 3rd Friday of each month.  During this session of SKETCH we will be exploring the works of Kandinsky, Escher, Seurat, and Michelangelo, and we will have a lot of fun helping others at the same time.

The registration process is simple. Just e-mail me to let me know to reserve your spot, then right click on the images below and print the registration forms.  Bring the form along with a one time fee of $15 (per family, not per student) to New Hope Christian Fellowship at the time of your first class. Registration is accepted on a 1st come, 1st served basis and remains open until our space is filled.  Returning students will be have 1 week advance notice of registration before I advertise the class to others.

*NOTE* it is very important that you e-mail me as soon as possible.  This is the only way that I will know to expect you.


Hmm... I just noticed that the form says $25 per family - know that that is wrong.  The fee is $15 per family this year.  I will try to get back and change it as soon as possible.

(If you are interested in joining mid-year, just e-mail me and I can let you know if space is available).

Please be aware that students are responsible for providing their own art supplies for class. Many of these are supplies are probably already in your home. Click here to view the full list for this year's class.

See you soon!

Tuesday, September 27, 2011

What age are SKETCH students?

I have been getting quite a few e-mails with similar questions, so I posted a FAQ page.

The biggest question seems to be about age, so I'll do my best to explain how it works. Sketch is designed to be a program that families can attend together. The moms chat, the kids get messy, the babies chew on crayons, and the dads drink coffee and talk sports.

My goal in organizing it this way was to give families a break - we are pulled in a thousand directions at once and it is nice to work on something together for a change. Any age can attend. Honestly. Toddlers are welcome and teens are too. It sounds like a recipe for disaster, but because parents are right there beside their own kids, it has actually worked out quite successfully.

Lessons are presented in layers. Overview instruction is targeted toward the elementary students, but then additional instruction is offered 1:1 to the older and more experienced students as they work on their projects.

Saturday, September 10, 2011

2011/2012 Registration

UPDATE - The 2011/2012 session of Sketch is now full. If you would like to notified of future openings please contact Sheryl at SherylGoedecke @ yahoo. com



We are looking forward to serving both you and our community as we explore the works of Hokusai, Degas, Remington, Matisse, O'Keeffe, Kahlo, and Wyeth.

The registration process is simple. Just right click on the images below and print the registration forms, then mail the form along with a check for $25 (per family, not per student) to New Hope Christian Fellowship. Registration is accepted on a 1st come, 1st served basis and remains open until our space is filled.

*NOTE* please send me an e-mail (sherylgoedecke @ yahoo.com) so that I will know to look for your check in the mail.

(If you are interested in joining mid-year, just e-mail me and I can let you know if space is available).
Please be aware that students are responsible for providing their own art supplies for class. Many of these are supplies that are very likely already in your home (crayons anyone?). Click here to view the full list for this year's class.

See you soon!

Monday, October 11, 2010

Schedule / Calendar

October 12 - Program overview - Visual exercises & line analysis.
Children will be creating a blended washable marker project that they can use as the cover of their portfolio to hold their artwork for the year.

November 9 - Vincent Van Gogh - Oil pastels, drawing with texture
Community Service: Artwork will be printed onto onesies and given to infants in need through Care Net Pregnancy Center.

December 14 - Piet Mondrian - Mondarin’s balance, Paper Collage, shape, color,
line and value
Community Service: Artwork will be made into ornaments which will be displayed on the new Bedford town common.

January 11 - Mary Cassat - Pastel strokes, color & line, cut & mounted pastels
Community Service: Artwork will be printed onto gift tags which will be attached to new socks for elderly residents of the local long term care facility.

February 8 - Pablo Picasso - Black marker and Chalk Stain, cubist composition,
Community Service: Artwork will be use to decorate boxes which will be filled with treats for the workers at the local town offices

March 8 - Winslow Homer - Value scale, Cut paper and crayon seascapes using
black & white values
Community Service: Artwork will be used as the cover art for coloring books to be delivered to the local pediatric emergency room.

April 12 - Claude Monet - Tempera impressionistic color wheels & trees
Community Service: Artwork will be made into cards that students will mail to active-duty military personnel.

May 10 - Family celebration and art show.

Basic Program Information

Welcome to SKETCH!

We are a service oriented art program open to children of any age. In our pressure-free environment, children will experiment with many different art materials, become aware of basic formal art techniques, and learn to recognize and appreciate the work of master artists. Our highest goal, however, is not simply to teach art principles, but to show children that one of the greatest joys in creating art is sharing it with others. Each project is intentionally designed as a community support effort, and copies of the children’s artwork will be used to adorn new clothes for the needy, gifts for the sick, messages to our soldiers, and more.
“As we have opportunity, let us do good to all people” ~ Gal 6:10a

During the course of this class we will be looking at the work of VanGogh, Cassatt, Mondrian, Picasso, Monet, & Homer.  The instruction part of the class comes first, and will take 20 min or so, then the kids will break out their supplies. We will have a few hands on activities to fully demonstrate the artistic principle covered in our lesson (balance, texture, etc.), and then they will be turned loose to simply create.

We meet on the 2nd Tuesday of every month
from 6:30 - 8:00 PM*
at New Hope Christian Fellowship,
292 Route 101, Bedford, NH 03110

The cost for the 2010 program is $10 per family for the year, payable at time of registration. Checks may be written to “New Hope Christian Fellowship.”

Please be aware that this is not a drop-off group. We encourage parents to learn alongside their children. For the safety of the children, there will be no exceptions. The best way to encourage artistic experimentation is to model it yourself, so pull up a chair, grab a crayon, and join the fun.

We look forward to creating something special with you!