Gift Certificate Levels

$50 Gift Certificate for $45.00 USD $100 Gift Certificate for $85.00 USD $150 Gift Certificate for $120.00 USD

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Workshop is excited that you are interested in giving a Workshop class as a gift! We are offering a special deal on Gift Certificates!

You can get:

$50 Gift Certificate for $45 (10% off)
$100 Gift Certificate for $85 (15% off)
$150 Gift Certificate for $120 (20% off)

Just use the “BUY NOW” button above to purchase one of these special deal gift certificates! We will email you a PDF of the gift certificate shortly after we receive your payment.

If you would like to purchase a gift certificate at a different level, we will need to send you a paypal money request for the certificate dollar amount. Here is what we need:

1) Name of the recipient

2) Dollar amount of the Gift Certificate

3) Email address to whom we can send the Paypal money request

Send this information to info@workshopsf.org. Upon completion of the paypal money request, Workshop will email you a PDF of the gift certificate with the details and recipient info.

To redeem the gift certificate, the recipient needs to send an email to info@workshopsf.org that includes a copy of the gift certificate along with the class request, and we will get that person signed up! ]]> http://www.workshopsf.org/?feed=rss2&p=861 0 http://www.workshopsf.org/?p=856 http://www.workshopsf.org/?p=856#comments Sun, 25 Sep 2011 01:46:00 +0000 kelly http://www.workshopsf.org/?p=856 Max People Allowed:
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Description: Learn basic sewing skills including how to cut fabric, how to use a simple pattern, and how to perform a few different stitches. You will also learn how to operate a sewing machine. You will walk out having finished at least three simple projects including a koozie for a can or bottle. And, you’ll start a sock monkey and finish it as homework. with all of these projects, you will gain a solid foundation of machine and hand sewing. You may not be ready to produce a Dior jacket quite yet, but at least you’ll be able to sew that ripped pillow on your couch. after taking this class, you have the option to take additional sewing classes.

supplies needed: Bring a pair of FUN medium to large socks for the sock monster project
Start Time: 12:00
Date: 2011-10-01
End Time: 15:00
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Matti getting estatic over epiphytes!

Are you terrarium crazy? Can’t stop thinking about succulents, jars, toppers and soils? Are they taking over your place just like they’re taking over Workshop? Don’t fear. We have something new from our expert plant professors, Megan and Matti, that will feed the craving of needing more greenery on your walls and in your life. Staghorn Ferns, simply, are mounted wall plants that grow without dirt and, over time, grow into the wood they are mounted in. These plants are both beautiful and interesting, and would make for a refreshing mounted wall piece in your home. On their blog, Far Out Flora, Megan and Matti give us a little introduction to these fascinating plants. Nestling a little plant time in your weekend never seemed so appropriate!

Check out their blog post here, and sign up for the the first session of their class here.

–Monica

Kelly got creative with our window display a couple of weeks ago. What do you think? I love it! It makes coming into work really fun for me. :]

Come by and check it out, and come say hi. We want to spread the plant madness as much as possible, and coming soon to the Calendar will be classes on Staghorn Ferns, taught by the amazing Matty and Megan from Far Out Flora. They’re super adorable and their plant knowledge is amazing. We’re stoked to have them on our roster.
If you have any suggestions for any plant related classes, drop us a note by info@workshopsf.org. We looove feedback. :]

–Monica

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You can never have too many mirrors in your house. Whether its in the bathroom, the hall, your room or in the kitchen, they are always useful for catching that last minute fix-up before leaving the house. Brittini over at Paper N Stitch has a tutorial on how to make a home staple more feminine. The Frosted Doily Mirror is so easy, you can literally do it in between all of your house chores and it will be finished by the time you need to use it to get ready to go out. Such a cost effective, cute facelift to any wall or space where you can be as vain as your please. [via Design Sponge]

For some reason, Design Sponge has been on a roll lately! We love their tutorial on filament lights — many people love this effect but are often intimidated, thinking it takes crazy electrician skills and a massive amount of work to put up. But honestly? It’s amazingly simple and in one weekend, you could have this great modern look in your place for cheap. The pictures are extremely helpful, and they even make it so you can fit any bulbs you like. Finally give the christmas lights a rest and light up your space! [via Design Sponge]

wall decoration and a serving tray? genius.

Hey pattern crazy peeps! Attention! If you’re not already reading Apartment Therapy, what is wrong with you? Not only is it a great blog with awesome inspiration for your daily life and improving your space on a budget, but they have really rad freebies, like this stencil that was contributed by The CSI project. Print that mother out and finally give a facelift to that endtable that has been bugging you for so long!

Rad Shit is exactly what it sounds like — rad shit. We’ll post inspirational tidbits, great designers and funny stuff that’s getting us through the day at Workshop. Have a suggestion? Email Monica at monica@workshopsf.org.

Chevron patterns are all the rage this summer, both on the runways and in home decor. It is the perfect pattern to transition into summer — the dual color zig zags will make any room in your house pop without making it look like an 80′s party decided to throw up next to your furniture. Luckily, Suzannah over at Adventures in Dressmaking has us covered with her tutorial on how to make her fabulous painted chevron rug that is literally pennies compared to buying one at West Elm. Roll up your sleeves and make your hardwood floors interesting again! [via Design Sponge]

–Monica