Sawdust’s annual art workshops set to begin

The Sawdust Art Festival’s annual Spring Into Art workshops begin Saturday, and run for three weekends.

The classes, held at the festival’s grounds at 935 Laguna Canyon Road, range from oil painting to blown glass to crocheting, and are taught by professional Sawdust exhibitors.

Classes are open to everyone, from beginners to experts; each class is limited to 10 students.

The sessions meet from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. Saturdays and 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sundays.

The costs for each class range from $100 to $250, including supplies, refreshments and catered lunches.

The workshop schedule is:

Charleine Guy, Acrylic Painting, $150

Betty Haight and Kathy Jones, Collaborative Oil Painting, $150

Christopher Jeffries, Glass Blowing, $250

Dennis Junka, Floral Design and Arranging, $150

Karen Mills, Watercolors on Rice Paper — Flowers, $150

Catherine Reade, Silver Jewelry Fabrication 1, $200

Suzette Rosenthal, Watercolor/Collage, $150

Susan Wade, Beginning Landscapes in Oil, $150

Sally Wilde, Clay: Throwing on the Potter’s Wheel, $150

Arlyth Atkinson, Beginning Crocheting, $100

John Eagle, Impressionist Oil Painting, $150

Reem Khalil, Techniques in Silk Painting, $200

Dennis Junka, Floral Design and Arranging, $150

Karen Mills, Watercolors on Rice Paper — Koi/Landscapes, $150

Catherine Reade, Silver Jewelry Fabrication 2, $200

Staci Schubert, Leather Design and Sewing, $150

Michele Taylor & Grace Barrak, Introduction to Hot Glass Techniques, $250

Susan Wade, Beginning Landscapes in Oil, $150

Olivia Batchelder, Silk Scarf Painting, $200

Hedy Buzan-Williamson, Watercolor Painting, $150

Loren Chapman, Glass Blowing, $250

Cherril Doty, Mixed Media Playtime, $125

John Eagle, Impressionist Oil Painting, $150

Lynne Everett, Gourd and Basket Making, $150

Roberta Goodman, Wire Wrapping and Jewelry Making, $150

Ashley Pigden-Hemsley, Vintage China Mosaics, $150

Sherry Bullard, Hand-building Clay $150

Ashley Pidgen-Hemsley, Vintage China Mosaics $150

To register, call Program Director Mollie Bing at (949) 497-0520.