Monday, January 04, 2010

CUSTOM LEATHER CLOWN NOSE MAKING WORKSHOP

Just wanted to let people know there are three spots still open for the leather clown nose making workshop this January 5th and 7th at 7 PM. If you would like to participate let me know tonight as I will be buying tools tomorrow morning.

Have a great and healthy 2010
Stanley

Want to make your own Custom Fitted Leather Clown Nose?

CUSTOM FITTED CLOWN NOSE MAKING WORKSHOP

TUESDAY JANUARY 5TH & THURSDAY JANUARY 7TH, 2010
FROM 7:00 PM TO ABOUT 9:30-10:00 PM

"I just want to give a plug for Stanley's leather clown noses. I bought one twenty-two years ago and it's still in good shape. I used it a lot in performance the first ten years and still use it in rehearsal. It has
such a distinct (and comfortable) feel when I wear it, that I'm ready
to play as soon as I put it on (Pavlov's fool)."
Foolishly,
Drew Richardson January 5, 2007

One great thing about the leather clown nose is they do not sweat like rubber or latex, you can breathe and they have a much more natural look than rubber. From what clowns have reported to me their leather clown noses have lasted on an average of 8 to 10 years. Ooops it is longer - Drew Richardson's nose is going on 22 years.

Clown Nose Workshop

Finished Leather Clown Noses: Ariane Anthony, Golan Reinitz, Jeff Seal, Lynn Berg andPat Cashin

How to make your own leather clown noses?
Making well over 100 custom clown noses for clowns in the New York area and around the world, Stanley will teach a two-day workshop...

In the class you will learn how to:

  • Choose leather for your nose
  • Prepare the leather
  • Mold leather into your clown nose
  • Sharpen the knife blade. (Very important, you cannot cut leather with a dull knife).
  • Fit the clown nose
  • Cut the clown nose
  • Punch the clown nose holes under your nostrils so you can breathe
  • Paint and finish your clown nose...(You can custom color your nose, any color you wish)
  • Prepare and fit the elastic and string

TUESDAY JANUARY 5TH & THURSDAY JANUARY 7TH, 2010
FROM 7:00 PM TO ABOUT 9:30-10:00 PM

Class size is limited

Price: $100 for the class
Tool and material fee: $89 (you get to keep the 7 tools)
Total: $189.

To reserve your spot you must pay the full fee in advance by October 29, 2009, because I need to buy the tools and supplies in advance. (Will accept 50% deposit from those people with financial needs. Now accepting credit card payments in advance with Google Checkout).

To sign up or find out more info Contact Stanley Allan Sherman
or call 212-243-4039
Mask Arts Home Page



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