Frequently Asked Questions
Check out our Frequently Asked Questions to get a better understanding of what to expect when you sign up for Classes at the farm! If you have any additional questions, please email us at info@mosaicsatthefarm.com
Where is Mosaics at the Farm Located?
18335 Major Ave, Hutchinson, MN 55350
Contact:
Linda’s Cell: 651-347-8446
Email: info@mosaicsatthefarm.com
How Long Are Mosaic Classes
Classes vary between 2-4 hours depending on the class type and skill level. We’ve recently restructured our classes to make them shorter and more available on both weekdays and weekends. Check our Events page to see upcoming classes!
How much do classes cost?
Class fees vary by class type and skill level. Most range somewhere between $35-$75.
Linda’s Artwork: Art, DIY kits, and jewelry are available for purchase at a 20% discount during class (cash, check, Venmo, or Credit Card accepted).
How Many Participants Can Register for each class?
Class Size:
Class size varies depending on which class is being taught. We want to ensure each participant has enough space to work and that Linda has enough time to help students during the class.
Minimum Participants:
Classes require at least 3 attendees. If a class doesn’t meet this minimum, you’ll receive a full refund or can opt to pay for an additional spot to secure the session.
Independent Workshop Hours:
No minimum attendance is required
How Much Do Classes Cost?
Class fees vary by class type and skill level. Most range somewhere between $35-$75.
Linda’s Artwork: Art, DIY kits, and jewelry are available for purchase at a 20% discount during class (cash, check, Venmo, or Credit Card accepted).
What Do I need to Wear to Class?
Dress in comfortable, “artsy” clothes that you don’t mind getting messy. Adhesive, dust, and dirt are part of the process so dress accordingly. The workshop is heated in the winter and is air conditioned in the warmer months. Layers are a wise option. Please wear closed-toe shoes.
Do I need to bring tools or supplies?
I provide everything you need:
● Cutting tools
● Stained glass, dishes, old jewelry, and other decorative materials depending on the class.
● Adhesives and grout
● Clear instructions. Zero experience is necessary for a beginner class.
Can I Bring food?
Feel free to bring your own snacks and drinks. A refrigerator, convection toaster oven, microwave, and outlets are available. Light snacks for ‘grazing’ are the perfect idea
WHat if I don’t finish my project?
Our classes are designed so you are given enough time to finish your project. Students who take longer are welcome to come back and finish their project during independent workshop hours. Workshop hours are listed with class events.
additional information about the farm
Community Project
Contribute to our ongoing mosaic projects, including a vintage Farmall tractor (featured in parades) and a wagon in progress. Add your unique touch to these collaborative artworks!
Izzy the Mosaic Mascot
Our friendly rat terrier, Izzy, will greet you with barks but quickly settles down. Ignore her excitement, and she’ll warm up to you!
Bathroom Facilities
Bathrooms: Portable restroom near the workshop and farmhouse bathroom available (steps required).
Handwashing: Hot water is available in warm months; hand sanitizer and wipes are always provided.
Parking & Accessibility
● Park anywhere in the yard.
● The workshop is accessible without stairs. A portable toilet is standard size; the farmhouse bathroom (available upon request) does require steps.
Taking Classes on the road
I can bring the mosaic experience to your location, whether for full classes or pre-cut glass projects like coasters or ornaments. Perfect for church groups, scouts, or special events.
Get Inspired
● Visit Linda’s Pinterest: www.Pinterest.com/mosaicsatthefarm
● Follow on Facebook and Instagram: @mosaicsatthefarm
● Explore the workshop for examples of Linda’s creations.
● See what past participants created at the Farm on the website gallery tab. Gallery | Mosaics at the Farm
For inquiries, email: info@mosaicsatthefarm.com or message me on Facebook or Instagram.
Happy Creating!
~ Linda