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We will spend the morning discussing Shrink Plastic and how to sculpt beads with it using silicon molds that Julie Haymaker invented. In the afternoon, we will make a pendant/ornament that includes felt, sequins, and seed beads.
As usual, space is limited for this workshop so avoid disappointment by registering as soon as possible. .
Workshop cost (includes kit)
Additional materials needed:
A large, well ventilated art room at the Munroe Center for the Arts, with lots of windows, two air exchange machines and plenty of room between workstations. Evidence of vaccination and booster will be required.
General registration is open.
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ZOOM:
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Gail Crosman Moore is an award-winning multidisciplinary artist and teacher. She earned her BFA from Massachusetts College of Art in Boston. Her work has spanned many fields and materials. Early on, she developed a lifelong obsession with the essential, ancient seed pod, which has informed her work in all media. Crosman Moore’s work has been recognized in many trade magazines including Ornament, Beadwork, Bead and Button, and Lamagga. Her awards include the Saul Bell in 2009 and an A.R.T. Grant. Crosman Moore’s many invitations to teach abroad include organizations located in Japan, Switzerland, Netherlands, Denmark, Sweden, Great Britain, among others.
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