Bookbinding: Gift Notebooks Galore! with Karin V. Chickadel
In this workshop you'll work as fast or slow as you like to create as many little notebooks as you can (probably between 5 and 8). We'll start by learning one simple stitch technique to create small books, then, as we work, we will discuss and use different embellishment techniques and various closure methods. You'll come away with several books to give away or keep for your...
In this workshop you'll work as fast or slow as you like to create as many little notebooks as you can (probably between 5 and 8). We'll start by learning one simple stitch technique to create small books, then, as we work, we will discuss and use different embellishment techniques and various closure methods. You'll come away with several books to give away or keep for yourself. Your friends and family will be so impressed with your sleek, handmade notebooks! All materials and tools necessary will be provided but feel free to bring your own embellishments to add such as photos, papers or charms.
Instructor Karin Vance Chickadel is a book and paper artist and a sculptor. She has an MA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, an MFA from Columbia College of Chicago, and eight years experience in designing and constructing artist's books, albums, dropspine boxes and journals. Karin has taught in schools and community centers in both Chicago and Seattle.
Class size is limited to 7 students. Pre-registration is required. Call Venue, 206.789.3335
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November 22, 2009
5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
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- Venue Ballard
5408 22nd Ave NW
Seattle, WA 98107 | Ballard
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"Laurie Sharp's Introduction to Needlefelting Class"
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- Heather Bowen
Review of venueballard, October 28, 2009
Laurie was great and I learned a lot and had fun - also purchased her book and a kit. Have already made two more animals at home. Very lowkey class, only tow of us so we had individual attention - it was great! I loved that she let us keep our pads and needles and sent us home with some extra wool so that even if we didn't purchase a kit, we could still make another creation at home.
Laurie was great and I learned a lot and had fun - also purchased her book and a kit. Have already made two more animals at home. Very lowkey class, only tow of us so we had individual attention - it was great! I loved that she let us keep our pads and needles and sent us home with some extra wool so that even if we didn't purchase a kit, we could still make another creation at home.
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- Helpful, Engaging, Encouraging, Patient, Good communicator
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- Awesome
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- OK
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"Really awesome instructor, great class"
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- Melissa Bell
Review of venueballard, October 15, 2009
Had a great time in the needle felting class by Laurie Sharp. My daughter and myself took her class and loved it. We have been felting for a while and had bought Lauries book a while back. It was great to meet her and learn some of her tricks. She brought all supplies so even a beginner would understand what to do. I would take another class from her.
Had a great time in the needle felting class by Laurie Sharp. My daughter and myself took her class and loved it. We have been felting for a while and had bought Lauries book a while back. It was great to meet her and learn some of her tricks. She brought all supplies so even a beginner would understand what to do. I would take another class from her.
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- Helpful, Engaging, Encouraging, Smart, Patient, Funny, Fun, Good communicator
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- Great value
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