I am taking a break from blogging to focus on an amazing 12-week opportunity. I will be in Gatlinburg, TN taking various workshops at Arrowmont School of Arts & Crafts for 3 months. I am very excited to continue my education although I have graduated. I am already focusing on taking my work to the next level. I have a ton of ideas for my Etsy shop and the things I want to create for it, so get stoked! And keep checking back for updates in the following workshops:
May 29-4: Extreme Papermaking
June 5-11: Book-o-rama: Book Basics & the Artist’s Book
July 10-16: Embroidery: An Exploration of the Stitch
July 17-23: Encaustic Collage
July 31-6: Pop-Up Books and Sculptural Bookbinding
August 14-20: Surface Design & Collage Technique with Paper & Fabric
Until I'm back, you can get timely updates about the blog (and other silly things) here.
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