Papermaking Workshops 2022-2023
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DATES AND TIMES:
January 10, February 7, March 7, April 4, May 9, June 6, July 11, August 8, September 5, October 10, November 7, and December 5, 2023
7:00 - 8:30 PM EST
A monthly book group that loves books, creating and working with a variety of art materials and processes to make original one of kind handheld endearing books to keep and share.
I welcome you to join me at one of my work stations to create some books in 2023.
Expect:
Prior to class registrants will receive a suggested supply and tool list of inexpensive items and supplies that you may already have to create with.
This series will meet on Zoom. Registrants will be provided with meeting details for class entry. Please become familiar with Zoom applications before class. Zoom familiarity will provide for a more relaxing experience at class time. Note taking suggested.
All skill levels are invited to join us. Each class will be recorded.
LITTLE BOOKS
Mondays: January 23, February 20, March 20, April 17, and May 22, 2023
7:00 - 8:30 PM EST
Expect to make at least ten to 15 different types of books.
I love little books and can’t wait to make some more using all my favorite surface design techniques like botanical contact/Eco printing, natural dyes, rust, carved stamps, paste paper, mixed media, Gelli plate printing and more.
I will share some ways to distress papers, use ephemera, make small batches of handmade paper and just have a grand time with lots of surprises.
Small bookbindings for small books will be covered as well as envelopes, casings, boxes, reliquary and folio construction.
Go through your paper, book cloth, stitch and ephemeral stashes and let’s get some small books made with a new twist.
Great class for machine and hand stitchers.
This series will meet on Zoom. Registrants will be provided with meeting details for class entry. Please become familiar with Zoom applications before class. Zoom familiarity will provide for a more relaxing experience at class time. Note taking suggested.
The class is a lecture series with hands on demonstrations, examples and time for answering questions. The class will be recorded for viewing at a later time.
All skill levels are invited to join us. Each class will be recorded.
DYEING TO SEW
Dyeing to Sew moves into it’s sixth session. Participants have been from all over the United States. The common thread has been an interest in natural dye processes, paper, cloth, thread, book arts and learning new things while elevating what is known.
The focus will be a continuation for the love of handmade. Learn how to work small, medium or large.
If you have never taken an online class before and want to spend a little time with some big learning opportunities then this is for you.
Dyeing to Sew returns for some Wintery fun!
All skills and techniques covered can be used on a variety of personal handmade works. The items shown for demos can also be created with felted wool, paper and cloth making for fun hands on creating.
THURSDAY, 7-8:30 PM EST (eight weeks)
February 2, - Wet Felting
February 9, - Textile Surface Design: Printing on fabric with different types of plates and tools, including Gelli/Gelatin plates and simple natural dye techniques for use in creating fabrics for upcoming classes and your personal use.
February 16, - Hand Stitched - Book Covers, Bowls, Vessels and Bags
February 23, - Art Dolls
March 9, - The Dye Garden - plants, produce, dye color and uses
Match 16, - Mixed Media - Mediums and Composition Ideas for Pages, Zines, Folded and Stitched Cloth & Paper
March 23, - Stitched Watercolors - Intro to Water Paints
March 30, - Bird is the Word - For the love of birds, Fun techniques for incorporating birds into your creations
This series will meet on Zoom. Registrants will be provided with meeting details for class entry. Please become familiar with Zoom applications before class. Zoom familiarity will provide for a more relaxing experience at class time. Note taking suggested.
The class is a lecture series with hands on demonstrations, examples and time for answering questions. The class will be recorded for viewing at a later time.
All skill levels are invited to join us. Each class will be recorded.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 2023
FIRST FULL MOON OF 2023!
10:00 am until 1:00 pm
Join in while I create my new moon phase calendar for 2023.
I will share last year’s hand written, drawn and painted calendar cards and hand stitched book cover for the book I created to hold them. I have enjoyed these cards over the past months. The cards provide me with the visuals I need to connect more easily with nature and the planets in the universe. The moon is the brightest and largest object in our night sky and makes Earth a more livable planet.
Tides in masses of water are created by the moon. Farmers plant by the phases of the moon. The full moon heightens the senses of animals and humans alike. The moon is Earth’s most constant companion.
Put your tea kettle on or pour a fresh coffee. Join in or enjoy your recordings later to create alone.
This class will travel from beginning to end and their will be time for individual creating during class in order to have your own finished calendar and book as I finish mine with you.
Expect:
Prior to class registrants will receive a suggested supply and tool list of inexpensive items and supplies that you may already have to create with.
This series will meet on Zoom. Registrants will be provided with meeting details for class entry. Please become familiar with Zoom applications before class. Zoom familiarity will provide for a more relaxing experience at class time. Note taking suggested.
All skill levels are invited to join us. Each class will be recorded.