Handmade Paper

July 11, 2024

Schedule: 8:30-11:30am Thurs

Instructor: Elizabeth Johanna

Registration Deadline: July 1

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Description

Learn how to make paper pulp using a kitchen blender and recycled paper. See demos of pulling sheets of paper as well as using cut metal screens and squeeze bottles to create images on the paper sheets.

Class size 10

Level Beginner and above

  • Materials Fee $10

This workshop requires a Woodlanders Day Fee. Learn more here.

Instructor

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Elizabeth Johanna

Retired Youth Program director for Shake Rag Alley Center for the Arts, Elizabeth did not have art classes at school when she was young. Enthralled by watching Jon Gnagy on television, she enjoyed getting one of his "Learn to Draw" kits from her mom. "Since then I have explored many art materials, but the current material I work with is handmade paper.…Read More

Retired Youth Program director for Shake Rag Alley Center for the Arts, Elizabeth did not have art classes at school when she was young. Enthralled by watching Jon Gnagy on television, she enjoyed getting one of his “Learn to Draw” kits from her mom. “Since then I have explored many art materials, but the current material I work with is handmade paper. I got into making paper first as a sculptural medium because the clay pieces I was making became too big to fit into a large kiln. After making large paper structures, I then discovered how much I enjoy making imagery with colored paper pulp.”

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Thursday, July 13, Workshop Schedule:

7:30-8:30               Registration check-in

8:30-11:30       A01     Embossed Gourd Vases: Deb Ready

8:30-11:30       A02     Learn to Use a Pottery Wheel: Katie White & Joelle White

8:30-11:30       A03     Chalet die Bestäubern (The Pollinators’ Chalet): Carole Spelić

8:30-4:00        A04     Carve a Red-winged Blackbird: Nick Scheuer

8:30-11:30       A05     Rustic Shelf: Phil Nelson

8:30-11:30       A06     Woven Basket Tote: Regina Riley

11:30-1:00                Lunch on the Green

1:00-3:30        A07     Washi Egg Ornaments: Deb Ready

1:00-5:00        A08     Farmhouse Clock: Carole Spelić

1:00-5:00        A09     Rustic Accent Table/Plant Stand: Dan Soman

1:00-4:30        A10     Historical Blacksmith Display: Dennis McKernan

1:00-4:00        A11     Nature’s Bounty – The Many Uses of Wild Plants: David Eagan

Workshop ID 24W193-A02 Catalog