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Art & Craft for Beginners

Art & Craft for Beginners

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Enhance your creativity by learning the fundamentals of various craft forms like ceramics, glass crafts, paper crafts, etc. 

Trainer’s Name – Preeti Mathur

Description

Art & craft as a subject is usually taken for granted in the school’s curriculum. Over the past years, many schools have even cut down on the number of time children spend doing art and craft activities. Skills like ceramic art forms and glass art forms are slowly disappearing.

There is no limit to a kid’s imagination. Children exposed to art & crafts activities can express their thoughts effectively and innovatively. Not only this, but craft-related activities also play a great role in increasing fine motor skills and coordination in children. While making craft items, students learn to use both hands for cutting paper with scissors, making shapes, and more. Another advantage is that once a child becomes creative and learns the basics, they automatically start seeing creativity in everything around them. Children eventually learn how to recycle waste material and become responsible towards their environment.

Hence, involving children in art and craft activities can prove to be helpful for their cognitive, physical, and social growth.

Learning art & craft is not beneficial just for kids, but for adults as well. Grownups can greatly benefit from indulging themselves in art & craft activities. Some of these benefits are:

  • Enhance concentration powers
  • Help to express better
  • Prove to be relaxing hence increasing productivity
  • Helps the brain to declutter
  • Improves creativity

So don’t wait any longer, join Mittsure’s Art & Craft for Beginners course today and began your artistic journey!

About The Course

Mittsure’s Art & Craft for Beginners course introduces the students to the basic art & craft techniques. The course is ideal for someone who has no prior experience of art & craft but wants to learn the basics. This course will not make you a professional sculptor but it will set you on the journey by teaching you how to work with ceramic clay.

Mittsure’s Art & Craft for Beginners course is divided into 30 sessions. Each session is delivered through a short video with an average duration of 12-13 minutes. Our team of experienced trainers has designed this course in a manner that can be easily followed by all age groups. Our trainers will guide you at each step. You can pause the videos and work with our trainers at your comfort and pace.

Not only this, we have other modes of training available as well. If you like learning in groups, you can enroll in an online class or you can even opt for a one-on-one session with the trainer for a more personalized experience.

At the end of this course, you will be able to:

  • Create unique crafts like decorated glass bottles
  • Decorate key holders, and jars with ceramic cones
  • Paint on tiles, glass, and bottles
  • Learn fabric painting, paper cup windchime, rakhi making and much more

Whether you’re a teacher or student or parent, don’t hesitate to learn a new art form. Join us today to start a new journey!

About the Trainer:

Our trainer for this course, Preeti Mathur, has created every craft and content using her innovative ideas and techniques. Professionally Preeti has experience in teaching computers for over 2 years.

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What Will You Learn?

  • Learn how to decorate a glass bottle, key holder, and jar with a ceramic cone
  • Learn to use ceramic cones and create meaningful designs on paper using ceramic clay
  • The instructor will teach you intricate designs and paintings on tile, glass, and bottles
  • You can also learn how to make a mobile stand and pen stand with ice cream sticks
  • You can learn the crafting of cardboard photo frames with stone, and quilling and wall hanging designs
  • Learn about thermocol flower vases, diya decoration, bangle tea coaster, fabric painting, paper cup windchime, rakhi making, and paper flower making

Requirements

  • Ceramic clay
  • Steady and high-speed internet connection for watching the videos
  • Basic craft-related accessories such as pencil, hot gun, poster colours, thermocol, quilling paper, etc.
  • Each lesson will need some specific craft items like cardboard or glass bottles – mentioned in the video itself

Audience

  • Age Group – 6 yrs. & above
  • All children & adults
  • This course is for all beginners who want to learn art & craft techniques

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Course Content

Introduction
In this video, you will learn how to make and use a ceramic cone. The instructor- Preeti Mathur, a professional- begins by exhibiting the materials needed for making the ceramic cone. Later, she explains the steps in making the cone while demonstrating simultaneously. Preeti fills the cone with different acrylic colours. At the end she explains how to use the ceramic cone to colour the pictures.

Lesson 2
Glass jars and bottles are common household items which could be easily transformed into decorative pieces. In this art and craft session, you will learn how to decorate a glass bottle and jar with a ceramic cone. The materials required are brushes, sponge or foam, acrylic paint, ceramic cone, glass bottle and jar. While explaining the steps, the instructor also demonstrates how to paint the glass jar and bottle and decorate them using the specified acrylic paint and other materials.

Lesson 3
In this session, you will learn how to decorate a key holder using a ceramic cone. Materials required for decorating the key holders are a key holder, acrylic paint, ceramic cone, fevicol, stones and brushes. With the help of these materials, Preeti Mathur explains and demonstrates the making and decorating of the key holder to make it attractive.

Lesson 4
This video is a continuation of the previous session. With the help of acrylic paint, ceramic cone, fevicol, stones and brushes, Preeti Mathur continues to demonstrate the making and decorating of the key holder for a final product.

Lesson 5
In this session, you will learn how to make a photo frame with the help of cardboard. Materials required are cardboard, sheets, fevicol, scissors, a paper cutter and a ribbon. Using these materials, the instructor, Preeti Mathur, explains every step and demonstrates how to make a photo frame with the help of cardboard. 

Lesson 6
In the previous session, you learned to create a simple photo frame using cardboard. In this session, you will decorate your photo frame with beads and stones. The materials required for decoration are photo frames, stones, beads and flowers. The instructor shows the different materials and later demonstrates how one could decorate the photo frame to make it attractive. 

Lesson 7
Decorating a photo frame becomes even more interesting as you use the art of quilling to decorate your photo frames. Quilling is a unique art form where stripes of paper are rolled, shaped and glued together to create beautiful designs. Materials required are beads, fevicol, a quilling tool, quilling strips and a photo frame. The instructor demonstrates and explains every step of decorating the photo frame. 

Lesson 8
In this session, Preeti Mathur is all set to teach you how to make a wall hanging with the help of cardboard. The materials required for making the wall hanging are cardboard, bell, ribbon, fevicol, mirrors, beads or stones and velvet or sheet. With the help of these materials, Preeti demonstrates the steps involved in making and decorating a wall hanging. 

Lesson 9
In this session, Preeti Mathur will teach you how to make a pen and mobile stand using ice cream sticks. Materials required for this craft activity are ice cream sticks, acrylic paint, an A4 size sheet, fevicol, a glue gun and decorative items. With the help of these, Preeti Mathur demonstrates the steps involved in making and decorating a pen and mobile stand.

Lesson 10
In this session, you will learn how to paint on a tile using a glass liner and colours. What makes this different is that you will not use a paintbrush. Sounds interesting, right? The instructor introduces the materials before demonstrating how to draw on a tile with the help of a marker and paint it using glass liners and colours. 

Lesson 11
In this session, you will learn how to paint on glass. The instructor begins by explaining the dimensions of the glass used for demonstration. She then teaches how to trace a design using liner and paint the glass with colours. She also educates the students about safety measures since glass is used. 

Lesson 12
In this session, you will learn how to make a night lamp using a glass bottle. The instructor displays the materials required for making the bottle lamp. She then demonstrates how to draw designs on the bottle, and colour it to make it attractive.  

Lesson 13
In this session, you will learn how to make paper mache. Paper mache is one of the most popular crafting techniques. Paper mache is the art of creating various materials by laying paper pulp and glue on a plain surface like a balloon. The instructor demonstrates how to use the dough to make different shapes such as circles, leaves etc. She also shows how to decorate cardboard using these shapes. She then uses a ceramic cone to beautify the design further.

Lesson 14
In this video, the instructor demonstrates how to paint a wooden pen stand using acrylic colours. She also shows how to beautify the stand further by using paper mache dough.

Lesson 15
In this session, you will learn to decorate a wooden nameplate. The materials required for making customized wooden nameplates are a wooden nameplate, paper mache, acrylic paint, ceramic cone, stones/beads and fevicol. The instructor demonstrates how to paint the wooden plate first and then use paper mache to decorate it further.      

Lesson 16
In this video, you will learn how to decorate a wooden wall clock using paper mache, acrylic paint, beads and stones. The instructor- Preeti Mathur, shows how to make different designs on cardboard clocks by using paper mache dough.      

Lesson 17
In this video, you will learn potter bell decoration. The materials required are potter bell, acrylic paint, mirrors, brushes and fevicol. The instructor demonstrates how to draw and paint designs on a potter bell while explaining each step. She also shows how to use mirror work to decorate the potter bell.

Lesson 18
In this session, you will learn to make flower vases using thermacol bowls. The materials required are beads, fevicol, brushes, acrylic paint and thermacol bowls. The instructor, Preeti Mathur, demonstrates how to colour a thermacol flower vase and decorate it using beads. 

Lesson 19
In this video, you will learn how to decorate diyas using materials like rice, stones, fevicol, tissue paper, acrylic paint and powdered glitter. In the video, Preeti Mathur shows how to colour the rice using paint and use it for decorating the diya. Later she shows how to decorate the diyas using glitters and stones, paint, candle wax, etc. 

Lesson 20
In this session, you will learn to make a wall hanging from matchsticks. Materials required are matchsticks, paper sheets, fevicol, stones and beads. In this session, the instructor- Preeti Mathur, demonstrates how to arrange the matchstick sticks in strips, decorate them using beads and stones and place them on the sheet to make a wall hanging.  

Lesson 21
Learn how to make an attractive tea coaster using bangles. Materials required for this are fevicol, coloured sheets, cardboard and bangles. You will learn how to cut the cardboard in a coaster shape and then decorate it with broken bangles.  

Lesson 22
In this video, you will learn how to make a photo collage using bangles. To make this collage, you would need bangles, an A4 coloured sheet, fevicol and thread.  

Lesson 23
In this session, you will learn about fabric painting. Materials required for fabric painting are cloth, brushes and acrylic paint. In this video, the instructor demonstrates how to draw using a marker on the cloth and paint on a piece of cloth using acrylic paint. 

Lesson 24
In this session, you will learn to paint on a table cover using fabric paints. Materials required are brushes, carbon paper, butter paper, acrylic paint and a table cover. Every step, from drawing on the table cover to colouring them using acrylic paints, is demonstrated and explained by Preeti Mathur.

Lesson 25
In this session, you will learn to make a wind chime with the help of paper cups. The materials required are stones, needles, fevicol, thread, acrylic paint and paper cups. The instructor, in this video, demonstrates and explains in detail how to make and decorate the wind chimes.

Lesson 26
In this session, you will learn how to decorate a bottle with just Rajma and wool. Materials required for this bottle decoration are plastic or glass bottle, buttons, fevicol, Rajma and wool. The instructor- Preeti Mathur, explains and demonstrates how to roll the bottle with different colour wools and later shows how to decorate the wool wound bottle with rajma and buttons. 

Lesson 27
In this session, you will learn how to make a table mat by weaving paper. Materials required for making this table mat are fevicol, cutter, scale and A4 coloured sheets.

Lesson 28
In this session, you will learn how to make different types of Rakhis, right from a single thread-based Rakhi to making Rakhi out of beads. The instructor- Preeti Mathur, explains every step and demonstrates rakhi making. 

Lesson 29
In this video, you will learn to make paper flowers. Materials required are paper, green paper tape, threads, sticks and fevicol. The instructor, Preeti Mathur, initially shows the materials required for making paper flowers. Later she demonstrates how to make different paper flowers and also shows how to make a bouquet with the help of different paper flowers. 

Lesson 30
Bandhanwars are decorative items that people usually hang on their doors. In this session, you will learn how to make bandhanwars using beads, wool, thread, cardboard and fevicol. The instructor explains the dimensions or measurements involved in making the Bandhanwars. Later, the instructor demonstrates every step involved in making and decorating the bandhanwars.  

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  • Price
    ₹599.00
  • Course Level Beginner
  • 11 hours
  • 79
₹599.00 ₹4,000.00
  • Beginner
  • 79 Total Enrolled
  • 11 hours Duration
  • April 13, 2023 Last Updated
  • Certificate of completion