OUR LOCATION
Sticky postCamrose Community Centre 2nd floor, 4516 – 54 St. Camrose AB. We are in the same building as the Field House, east side. Parking and entrance on north side of building.
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Sticky postWelcome to our website. We would encourage you to take a moment to view our courses and short workshops. It is an amazing opportunity for you to develop, be creative and be involved with others.
MARBLING is an ancient technique where paints are floated on a thickened base, mixed and swirled to produce astounding color designs which are then applied to paper or fabric. Marble a silk scarf at the end of the course if desired… Continue Reading →
Brenda Danbrook, a master potter from Opal Alberta gave twelve potters from our club a course on textures and design on Saturday, January 19, 2019. It was inspiring learning new techniques and tips to further our creativity. A big thank… Continue Reading →
The 50/50 winner for 2018 is Lynette Hovelson of Camrose with a pay out of $2080. Randy Patrie of Ryley won $100 and Cliff Jevne of Bittern Lake won $50. Congratulations go out to this year’s winners. Pictured is Lynette… Continue Reading →
Spectacular Raku and Horsehair Pottery came out of the kiln on Saturday, June 16. The Craft Centre has a long standing tradition of holding an annual day in the spring where potters are invited to participate in this unique event…. Continue Reading →
On December 11, 2017 a group from the Camrose Craft Centre met to make “upcycled sweater mitts”. A big thank you to Alina for organizing this very unique and fun event.
Adam Miller was honoured for his service with a Lifetime Membership Award. Virginia Rogers acknowledged Adam’s craftsmanship in woodworking and willingness to fix, mend or build items in the woodworking, weaving or pottery rooms. Over the years Adam has… Continue Reading →
Here are just two examples of the beautiful projects being crafted in our Wood Working shop. You would think that both are built by accomplished artisans but both are built by first year students. Manish built the maple table and… Continue Reading →
On April 8 & 9, Connie Pike of High River Alberta instructed us in hand building pottery. A big thank-you to all the potters in attendance and especially to those that worked behind the scenes to make this a tremendous… Continue Reading →
Margaret Taschuk was presented with a lifetime membership award at our AGM on September 14. She has been an active member since the mid 1960’s and volunteered on the executive, participated in many craft sales and continues to help other… Continue Reading →
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