Learn the process of hand piecing (English paper technique) and hand quilting through creating a sample quilt block. Students will learn how to create a pattern, cut and stitch the quilt pieces together. Following the piecing of the quilt front, the student will learn the process of how to actually quilt the quilt through the selection of backing material, placement of the backing, batting and quilt front together with a basting stitch before placing the quilt in the quilting frame (hoop). Once in the frame, the student will learn how to complete the quilting process by sewing in a running stitch the front, batting and backing together. To finish off the quilt block, the student will learn how to bind the quilt block to finish their project.

This will examine a class of scamming called the "Romance Scam." As the name suggests the goal of the scammer is to create a romantic attachment in the victim. We will look at various ways you can use to identify and protect yourself from being a victim. Bring your experiences.

Learn the basics of crocheting: identifying crochet language, learn to read a pattern and complete an easy crochet project (granny square blanket, basic hat, or scarf). Come away with a sense of accomplishment and a basic project of your own. MATERIALS NEEDED: 1 - H (5.00 mm) hook. Practice yarn and an instruction manual will be provided. Pattern selection and yarn for in-class project will be discussed at the first class.

Do you want to incorporate native plants into your landscaping but are confused by plant terminology like "cultivar", "nativar", "near-native", "naturalized" or simply the term "native"? Then this class is for you! We will demystify native plant jargon so you will be able to identify key information on plant labels and understand the nuances of various native plant terms. We will also explore the differences between "natural" and "native" landscaping. No gardening experience required. Please be brief but descriptive. Description must be between 35-100 words.

Do you get caught up on the term "Magic". Yes, we'll be studying card and coin magic (among others), and by the end of the course, you'll be ready to perform a few great tricks. But the study of magic is also a conversation about philosophy, theatre, fiction, and psychology. This course will be beneficial to anyone in business, sales, or any industry where you work with people.

This course is for adults who are starting to learn Russian. Students will learn basic speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills through interactive activities and simple conversations. The class is friendly and supportive, helping learners gain confidence in using Russian in everyday situations.

This course introduces adults to the fundamentals of ballroom dance sport, including both Standard and Latin styles. Students will develop technique, posture, rhythm, and partner connection while learning choreographed routines. The class focuses on physical fitness, musicality, and confidence on the dance floor in a supportive and energetic environment

This is an introductory class to the native plants of the local shortgrass ecosystem and how to incorporate them into your landscaping. If you want to create a shortgrass prairie micro-scape in pots, a shortgrass prairie garden, trying to bring small acreage back to its native glory or simply want to learn more about the flora of Laramie County's shortgrass prairie then this class is for you! Participants will learn what flora and environmental conditions define the shortgrass prairie, basic resources for identifying plants and where to source plants and seeds. No gardening experience required.