by Elissa | May 7, 2014 | B.A.G. Meetings, bookbinding, Call to artists, Exhibitions, MailB.A.G., Member News, Vermont, Workshops
Next Meeting: Friday, May 16, 2014, 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
This month’s meeting will be held at the Rae Harrell Gallery located at 90 Mechanicsville Road in Hinesburg, VT. For more information about the meeting, please read below.
If you need directions, the gallery can be reached at (802) 482-4944
(802) 482-4944.
Program: Book Arts Guild Exhibit Gallery Talk
Thanks to everyone for their beautiful entries for the Spring exhibit, Nature: Beasts and Botanicals, at the Rae Harrell Gallery in Hinesburg!
Please note, the opening has been postponed until May 16th due to conflicts. Please join us at the Gallery from 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m., with artists’ talks starting at 6:30 p.m.
If you have a piece in the show, we would love for you to say a few words about your work. The Book Arts Guild will be providing finger food for the opening, so if you would like to bring something, please contact Marcia at marciavogler@gmavt.net.
Again, the opening will take the place of our regular monthly meeting. We hope to see all of you there!
April Meeting Reflections
Our esteemed co-chairs, Jill Abilock and Elissa Campbell, led an exciting evening where everyone wore masks! Presenting Meet the Dremel – A Book Artist’s Dream Tool, Jill and Elissa gave information-filled demonstrations covering the basics of the rotary tool and its myriad applications for book arts.
The pair passed around samples of various materials on which they had used the Dremel to sand, cut, drill, etch, and carve surface designs. They also brought finished pieces to show how they have included these techniques in their own work. It was an inspiring evening, and doubly so to see so many people come out for the meeting. Thanks to all who attended, and extra special thanks to Jill and Elissa for sharing.
You can view images from the meeting on the B.A.G. blog.
B.A.G. News
*** On May 24 & 25 (Memorial Day Weekend), the statewide Open Studio Weekend is offering a wonderful selection of book artsy studios for you to visit.
If you’re up for a tour, you can find your comrades in the following locations:
Elissa created a Google Map with all of the locations to help you with your tour. You can find maps and directions to studios on the VT Crafts Council website. You can also download a pdf of the 2014 Spring Vermont Open Studio Tour Guide. Please note that this is a really big file.
Book Arts News
*** Dan St. John of Chena River Marblers is hosting a Warehouse Sale on May 17th from 9:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. at 59 North Street in Hatfield, MA. Dan has amassed a large collection of paper, board and other materials from the historic paper mills of the Pioneer Valley, many of which are no longer in operation.
Included in this sale will be Neuman’s acid-free binder’s board in .08” and .09” thickness, lots of .010” Bristol, 4-ply mat board, paper in rolls, Chena River marbled paper, Mohawk text paper, and a variety of other text weight paper in a range of colors. Some marbling equipment is expected to be available for sale as well.
*** ArtisTree Gallery is looking for submissions for their upcoming exhibit, Unbound Vol IV. The broad theme of UNBOUND: VOL IV encompasses all of the possibilities of what we may think or may not think a “book” is.
Is it story? An entry to another world? An exploration? What does it indicate? This juried show looks to explore these ideas of “the book” and all the ways artists use its format as a stepping off point or as a material to explore new ideas.
This call for submission is open to all New England and New York residents of the U.S. who are 18 years of age or older. All artwork must be original in concept, design and execution. Submissions must be postmarked by mail or Emailed by June 14, 2014. For more information, please visit the ArtisTree Gallery’s website.
Book Arts Classes
*** Bill Hanscom will be offering an Album Structures workshop on July 12, 2014, from 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. at the Simmons Graduate School of Library and Information Science in Boston.
Albums provide a way to organize and protect collections of all kinds such as photographs and archival materials. In this workshop we will explore the construction and mechanics of a variety of album structures from the traditional to the intriguingly unconventional. Each provides a different approach to the album, as well as exciting opportunities for experimentation with embellishment with a wide variety of media, even becoming art objects on their own.
Structures will include: a Simple Board Book Album, The Storage Book, Pocket Album, Spider Book, Multi-leaf Accordion, and Accordion Album.
For more information or to register, please send an Email to gslisce@simmons.edu or call (617) 521-2803(617) 521-2803. The workshop will be held at 300 The Fenway.
*** Jill Timm will be presenting her fabulous workshop The Amazing Dremel on May 10-11 at the Northeast Document Conservation Center in Andover, MA. The workshop will be hosted by the New England Guild of Book Workers. The registration fee is $250.00 with an additional material fee of $50.00, which includes your own deluxe Dremel kit with over 100 various attachments.
In this workshop, Jill will demonstrate the limitless options of the Dremel tool. Each student will provide their own Dremel and learn about the various attachment options while using the tool to drill, cut, carve, etch, shape, polish and grind into non-traditional book materials. Students can expect to experiment on materials such as glass, plastic, metals, wood, tile and more.
To register for the workshop, please contact Todd Pattison at bookandtile@att.net.
by Elissa | Apr 2, 2014 | B.A.G. Meetings, bookbinding, Call to artists, Lecture, MailB.A.G., Member News, Vermont, Workshops
Next Meeting: Wednesday, April 9, 2014, 6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
We meet at the Unitarian Universalist Society Church located at 152 Pearl Street in Burlington, VT. We will be in the Sophia Fahs Community Room, a large room located in the basement. Click here for more information on directions/parking.
Program: Meet the Dremel – A Book Artist’s Dream Tool with Elissa Campbell and Jill Abilock
The Dremel is an amazing handheld rotary tool that can cut, grind, drill, etch, carve, polish, buff and trim materials ranging from bookboard, wood and linoleum to glass, ceramic tile, and metal.
Inspired by Jill Timm and her Amazing Dremel workshop, Jill Abilock and Elissa Campbell will share what makes the Dremel such a valuable tool in their studios. The first part of the presentation will include Dremel basics and how-tos, as well as live demonstrations on a variety of materials.
You will see how the Dremel can be used to:
- Carve linoleum into a handmade stamp
- Quickly and accurately drill holes in bookboard for intricate hand-sewn binding patterns
- Carve, cut, sand and finish wood
- Etch designs into ceramic tiles
- Buff, polish, deboss and distress metal
Elissa and Jill will also bring the sample books of materials they worked with in Jill Timm’s workshop, which, in addition to the above, include glass, mirrors, Plexiglas, and polymer clay.
In the later portion of the meeting, you will have an opportunity to try out a Dremel and experience for yourself what a handy tool it is!
What to bring:
- Dremel tool: Jill and Elissa each have only one Dremel. In order to enable the greatest number of people to get a hands-on feel for the tool, they have requested that anyone who has a Dremel and is willing to allow others to try it out please bring it to the meeting.
- Safety gear: There will be protective eyewear and face masks at the demo table. Anyone wishing to try out a Dremel will be required to wear both. Please note that regular eyeglasses alone are not considered sufficiently protective (there will be safety glasses available that fit over regular eyeglasses). In addition, there may not be enough face masks for everyone to have their own. If, for hygienic purposes, you prefer not to share, you may wish to bring your own face mask.
One final note: Anyone who suffers from asthma or other respiratory issues might want to bring a good quality face mask to wear during the meeting as there will inevitably be a fair amount of dust in the air.
B.A.G. News
*** The Book Arts Guild of Vermont is happy to announce that the Spring exhibit will be hosted by the Rae Harrell Gallery in Hinesburg, in May. The show’s theme will be Nature: Beasts and Botanicals.
This broad theme can inspire fantastical, outlandish ideas as well as environmental, natural concepts. Find inspiration everywhere: on your daily walk, at your birdfeeder, on Pinterest, and at the library. Whether or not you have exhibited with us in the past, all members and friends are encouraged to submit work.
The deadline for submission has been changed to April 21st. Click here to download the exhibit entry form.
Book Arts News
*** Dan St. John of Chena River Marblers is hosting a Warehouse Sale on May 17th from 9:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. at 59 North Street in Hatfield, MA. Dan has amassed a large collection of paper, board and other materials from the historic paper mills of the Pioneer Valley, many of which are no longer in operation.
Included in this sale will be Neuman’s acid-free binder’s board in .08” and .09” thickness, lots of .010” Bristol, 4-ply mat board, paper in rolls, Chena River marbled paper, Mohawk text paper, and a variety of other text weight paper in a range of colors. Some marbling equipment is expected to be available for sale as well.
*** ArtisTree Gallery is looking for submissions for their upcoming exhibit, Unbound Vol IV. The broad theme of UNBOUND: VOL IV encompasses all of the possibilities of what we may think or may not think a “book” is.
Is it story? An entry to another world? An exploration? What does it indicate? This juried show looks to explore these ideas of “the book” and all the ways artists use its format as a stepping off point or as a material to explore new ideas.
This call for submission is open to all New England and New York residents of the U.S. who are 18 years of age or older. All artwork must be original in concept, design and execution. Submissions must be postmarked by mail or Emailed by June 14, 2014. For more information, please visit the ArtisTree Gallery’s website.
*** The New England Guild of Book Workers is looking for volunteers for an upcoming Girl Scout event on Saturday April 12th. The event will run from 1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. at Camp Maude Eaton at 141 Abbott Street in Andover, MA, which is about 20 miles north of Boston. This program is for Cadette scouts (age 11-14) to earn a Book Artist badge.
There will be an introduction and then five stations that the girls will rotate through which may include printing, accordion folds, a pamphlet, origami book, a scroll and decorating paper. Each rotation will last for about 30 minutes. If you have a book arts technique or project that you’d like to see done with the girl scouts please make some suggestions.
You do not need to be a member of the NEGBW to volunteer. If you would like to volunteer, please contact Todd Pattison at bookandtile@att.net.
*** The annual Book Arts Bazaar at the University of Southern Maine’s Wishcamper Center will take place on Sunday, April 6th. The Bazaar is a festival with book artists, papermakers, bookbinders, printmakers, educators, writers, and all things related to the book.
The Bazaar is free and open to the public from 10:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. The Wishcamper Center is located on Bedford Street on USM’s Portland Campus. USM’s Kate Cheney Chappell ’83 Center for Book Arts is sponsoring the Book Arts Bazaar and profits from this event support the center.
If you are interested in being a vendor at the Bazaar, there are still some tables available. The table rental cost is $45.00 and the deadline is March 15th. For registration information, contact Rebecca Goodale at goodale@maine.edu or (207) 228-8014(207) 228-8014.
*** The Mortimer Rare Book Room at Smith College in Northampton, MA will be hosting the first of a new book arts lecture series on Thursday, April 10. Mark Dimunation, Chief of the Rare Book & Special Collections Division at the Library of Congress, will present Single Voice, Many Hands: the Nature of Vision and Collaboration in Contemporary Book Arts. The lecture will be followed by a gala reception.
The lecture will be held in the Browsing Room in Neilson Library at 4:30 p.m. For further information, please call (413) 585-2906(413) 585-2906.
Book Arts Classes
*** On April 19 – 20, the North Bennet Street School is offering Natural Dyes and Decorative Paper Techniques with Tatiana Ginsberg in Boston.
Working from the Japanese tradition of dyeing paper with natural dyes, students explore creative methods of coloring and patterning handmade papers. Experiment with dyes derived from natural materials such as cochineal, cloves, lotus and much more. The bright and subtle colors derived from plant materials are safe and pleasant to work with and harmonize well with natural fibers.
For more information or to register, please visit the NBSS website.
*** Jill Timm will be presenting her fabulous workshop The Amazing Dremel on May 10-11 at the Northeast Document Conservation Center in Andover, MA. The workshop will be hosted by the New England Guild of Book Workers. The registration fee is $250.00 with an additional material fee of $50.00, which includes your own deluxe Dremel kit with over 100 various attachments.
In this workshop, Jill will demonstrate the limitless options of the Dremel tool. Each student will provide their own Dremel and learn about the various attachment options while using the tool to drill, cut, carve, etch, shape, polish and grind into non-traditional book materials. Students can expect to experiment on materials such as glass, plastic, metals, wood, tile and more.
To register for the workshop, please contact Todd Pattison at bookandtile@att.net.
by Elissa | Mar 7, 2014 | B.A.G. Meetings, bookbinding, Exhibitions, MailB.A.G., Member News, Vermont, Workshops
Next Meeting: Wednesday, March 12, 2014, 6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
We meet at the Unitarian Universalist Society Church located at 152 Pearl Street in Burlington, VT. We will be in the Sophia Fahs Community Room, a large room located in the basement. Click here for more information on directions/parking.
Program: Meet the Dremel – A Book Artist’s Dream Tool with Elissa Campbell and Jill Abilock
The Dremel is an amazing handheld rotary tool that can cut, grind, drill, etch, carve, polish, buff and trim materials ranging from bookboard, wood and linoleum to glass, ceramic tile, and metal.
Inspired by Jill Timm and her Amazing Dremel workshop, Jill Abilock and Elissa Campbell will share what makes the Dremel such a valuable tool in their studios. The first part of the presentation will include Dremel basics and how-tos, as well as live demonstrations on a variety of materials.
You will see how the Dremel can be used to:
- Carve linoleum into a handmade stamp
- Quickly and accurately drill holes in bookboard for intricate hand-sewn binding patterns
- Carve, cut, sand and finish wood
- Etch designs into ceramic tiles
- Buff, polish, deboss and distress metal
Elissa and Jill will also bring the sample books of materials they worked with in Jill Timm’s workshop, which, in addition to the above, include glass, mirrors, Plexiglas, and polymer clay.
In the later portion of the meeting, you will have an opportunity to try out a Dremel and experience for yourself what a handy tool it is!
What to bring:
- Dremel tool: Jill and Elissa each have only one Dremel. In order to enable the greatest number of people to get a hands-on feel for the tool, they have requested that anyone who has a Dremel and is willing to allow others to try it out please bring it to the meeting.
- Safety gear: There will be protective eyewear and face masks at the demo table. Anyone wishing to try out a Dremel will be required to wear both. Please note that regular eyeglasses alone are not considered sufficiently protective (there will be safety glasses available that fit over regular eyeglasses). In addition, there may not be enough face masks for everyone to have their own. If, for hygienic purposes, you prefer not to share, you may wish to bring your own face mask.
One final note: Anyone who suffers from asthma or other respiratory issues might want to bring a good quality face mask to wear during the meeting as there will inevitably be a fair amount of dust in the air.
February Meeting Reflections
In February, Jill Abilock gave us a taste of both the simplicity and extraordinary beauty of Japanese stab bindings. From the tiny book earrings to her larger sewn books, she showed inspiring examples of techniques including simple sewing, beading and wire work.
Particularly interesting was Jill’s method and inspiration for developing her own sewing patterns, using on-line resources as well as source books of Indian dot patterns. The hands-on portion provided us with take-home models of traditional patterns, and ideas for book projects of our own.
Thanks to all who participated, and particularly to Jill for sharing!
You can view images from the meeting on the B.A.G. blog.
B.A.G. News
*** Congratulations to Marianna Holzer who was featured in an article in Seven Days entitled Perfect Pages. Marianna owns Holzer Book Bindery in Hinesburg, where she creates bound books as well as repairs historical or sentimental books for private clients.
*** Artist and teacher Jane Davies presented an inspiring workshop on Saturday, February 22 to a group of fantastic women artists. Jane guided us through the process of finding text, making text, combining text and images, and altering all of the above. The day went too fast, but all the participants came away with a new way to ‘read’ text, as well as some fine techniques to explore.
Thanks, Jane, for a terrific day.
*** The Book Arts Guild of Vermont is happy to announce that the Spring exhibit will be hosted by the Rae Harrell Gallery in Hinesburg, in May. The show’s theme will be Nature: Beasts and Botanicals.
This broad theme can inspire fantastical, outlandish ideas as well as environmental, natural concepts. Find inspiration everywhere: on your daily walk, at your birdfeeder, on Pinterest, and at the library. Whether or not you have exhibited with us in the past, all members and friends are encouraged to submit work.
The deadline for submission has been changed to April 21st. Click here to download the exhibit entry form.
Book Arts News
*** The New England Guild of Book Workers is looking for volunteers for an upcoming Girl Scout event on Saturday April 12th. The event will run from 1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. at Camp Maude Eaton at 141 Abbott Street in Andover, MA, which is about 20 miles north of Boston. This program is for Cadette scouts (age 11-14) to earn a Book Artist badge.
There will be an introduction and then five stations that the girls will rotate through which may include printing, accordion folds, a pamphlet, origami book, a scroll and decorating paper. Each rotation will last for about 30 minutes. If you have a book arts technique or project that you’d like to see done with the girl scouts please make some suggestions.
You do not need to be a member of the NEGBW to volunteer. If you would like to volunteer, please contact Todd Pattison at bookandtile@att.net.
*** The annual Book Arts Bazaar at the University of Southern Maine’s Wishcamper Center will take place on Sunday, April 6th. The Bazaar is a festival with book artists, papermakers, bookbinders, printmakers, educators, writers, and all things related to the book.
The Bazaar is free and open to the public from 10:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. The Wishcamper Center is located on Bedford Street on USM’s Portland Campus. USM’s Kate Cheney Chappell ’83 Center for Book Arts is sponsoring the Book Arts Bazaar and profits from this event support the center.
If you are interested in being a vendor at the Bazaar, there are still some tables available. The table rental cost is $45.00 and the deadline is March 15th. For registration information, contact Rebecca Goodale at goodale@maine.edu or (207) 228-8014(207) 228-8014.
*** The Mortimer Rare Book Room at Smith College in Northampton, MA will be hosting the first of a new book arts lecture series on Thursday, April 10. Mark Dimunation, Chief of the Rare Book & Special Collections Division at the Library of Congress, will present Single Voice, Many Hands: the Nature of Vision and Collaboration in Contemporary Book Arts. The lecture will be followed by a gala reception.
The lecture will be held in the Browsing Room in Neilson Library at 4:30 p.m. For further information, please call (413) 585-2906(413) 585-2906.
Book Arts Classes
*** On April 19 – 20, the North Bennet Street School is offering Natural Dyes and Decorative Paper Techniques with Tatiana Ginsberg in Boston.
Working from the Japanese tradition of dyeing paper with natural dyes, students explore creative methods of coloring and patterning handmade papers. Experiment with dyes derived from natural materials such as cochineal, cloves, lotus and much more. The bright and subtle colors derived from plant materials are safe and pleasant to work with and harmonize well with natural fibers.
For more information or to register, please visit the NBSS website.
*** Jill Timm will be presenting her fabulous workshop The Amazing Dremel on May 10-11 at the Northeast Document Conservation Center in Andover, MA. The workshop will be hosted by the New England Guild of Book Workers. The registration fee is $250.00 with an additional material fee of $50.00, which includes your own deluxe Dremel kit with over 100 various attachments.
In this workshop, Jill will demonstrate the limitless options of the Dremel tool. Each student will provide their own Dremel and learn about the various attachment options while using the tool to drill, cut, carve, etch, shape, polish and grind into non-traditional book materials. Students can expect to experiment on materials such as glass, plastic, metals, wood, tile and more.
To register for the workshop, please contact Todd Pattison at bookandtile@att.net.
by Elissa | Feb 6, 2014 | B.A.G. Meetings, bookbinding, Exhibitions, MailB.A.G., Member News, Vermont, Workshops
Next Meeting: Wednesday, February 12, 2014, 6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
We meet at the Unitarian Universalist Society Church located at 152 Pearl Street in Burlington, VT. We will be in the Sophia Fahs Community Room, a large room located in the basement. Click here for more information on directions/parking.
Program: Decorative Japanese Bindings with Jill Abilock
Elegant in their simplicity, Japanese stab-bound books are also fun to make. Key to the book’s structure, the sewing pattern on the book is also its primary decorative element. Over the years, the basic Japanese stab binding technique – which produces an identical pattern on both the front and back covers of a book – has been adapted to create beautiful, intricate sewn patterns.
During the February meeting, Jill Abilock will share both her traditional stab bound creations (which vary in size from 1/2 inch-square to three feet long) as well as adaptations that include beaded bindings, hammered wire and intricate sewn designs. Jill will also introduce some of the amazing sewing patterns that have been created by other book artists, and offer tips and techniques for creating unique stab bindings of our own.
During the hands-on portion of the meeting, Jill will lead us in making models of several beautiful sewing patterns that can be used as templates for future books.
Jill will provide the materials for making the templates; just bring your enthusiasm and the following tools:
- Awl or needle tool (Jill will have some on hand, but please bring your own if you have one)
- Thread (waxed or unwaxed linen for bookbinding, four- to six-ply embroidery thread, cotton crochet thread (preferably size 10 or 12) or hemp thread of comparable diameter
- Needle with an eye large enough to accommodate your thread of choice
- Small scissors
- Pencil and eraser
- Ruler
January Meeting Reflections
The first meeting of the new year brought out a large group eager to experience Rebecca’s explorations of the Waterfall structure. After an inspiring show of web images and videos, Becky showed us models and finished products in which she adapted the structure to suit her ideas.
For the hands-on portion of the program, we cut, scored, and pasted the templates provided with (mostly) great success, and walked away with models of our own.
Thanks, Becky!
You can view images from the meeting, along with links to related YouTube videos, on the B.A.G. blog.
B.A.G. News
*** We want to know how we can best serve you! We have created a brief online survey so there will be nothing to print out and mail – simply click on the link and answer a few short questions. We are striving to best meet the needs of our book arts community, and your feedback is both vital and greatly appreciated! Click here to complete the survey.
Thanks to those of you who have already given us your feedback!
*** The Book Arts Guild of Vermont is happy to announce that the Spring exhibit will be hosted by the Rae Harrell Gallery in Hinesburg, in May. The show’s theme will be Nature: Beasts and Botanicals.
This broad theme can inspire fantastical, outlandish ideas as well as environmental, natural concepts. Find inspiration everywhere: on your daily walk, at your birdfeeder, on Pinterest, and at the library. Whether or not you have exhibited with us in the past, all members and friends are encouraged to submit work.
The deadline for submission has been changed to April 21st. Click here to download the exhibit entry form.
*** Vermont artist Jane Davies will be teaching a one day workshop in South Burlington on February 22, 2014. The workshop, Text and Image Collage, will allow us to explore the power of image/ word relationships as well as learn basic techniques and principles of collage.
We will create expressive pages that can be used for books, with found and created text, personal photos, and found/altered imagery. This will be a great way to jump start your ideas for the Spring exhibit, and to lose those winter blues.
Date: Saturday, February 22, 2014, 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Location: Ridgewood Clubhouse, South Burlington
Cost: $55.00
NOTE: this workshop is full. If you would like to be on the waitlist, please email Marcia at marciavogler@gmavt.net.
Book Arts News
*** The New England Guild of Book Workers is looking for volunteers for an upcoming Girl Scout event on Sunday February 9th. The event will run from 1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. at Camp Edith Read in Norton, MA, which is about 20 miles south of Boston. This program is for Cadette scouts (age 11-14) to earn a Book Artist badge.
You do not need to be a member of the NEGBW to volunteer. If you would like to volunteer, please contact Todd Pattison at bookandtile@att.net.
Book Arts Classes
*** The Eliot School in Jamaica Plain, MA is offering Carousel Books with Johanna Finnegan-Topitzer on Sunday, February 23, 2014 from 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. This sculptural book opens to form several shadow box-style pages in the round, like a carousel or zoetrope. Create images by cutting, drawing and painting, then precisely cut, fold and assemble accordion pages.
For more information the class, please visit the Eliot School’s website or click here to download the complete catalog.
*** On February 17 – 20, the North Bennet Street School is offering Rebind a Book and Make a Custom Box in Boston. In this workshop, students rebind an existing commercial binding by carefully removing the case and make a new binding with a leather spine and false raised bands. Students learn a new binding structure and how to work with leather. In addition, students construct a clamshell box to fit their newly bound book.
For more information or to register, please visit the NBSS website.
*** Jill Timm will be presenting her fabulous workshop The Amazing Dremel on May 10-11 at the Northeast Document Conservation Center in Andover, MA. The workshop will be hosted by the New England Guild of Book Workers. The registration fee is $250.00 with an additional material fee of $50.00, which includes your own deluxe Dremel kit with over 100 various attachments.
In this workshop, Jill will demonstrate the limitless options of the Dremel tool. Each student will provide their own Dremel and learn about the various attachment options while using the tool to drill, cut, carve, etch, shape, polish and grind into non-traditional book materials. Students can expect to experiment on materials such as glass, plastic, metals, wood, tile and more.
To register for the workshop, please contact Todd Pattison at bookandtile@att.net.
by Elissa | Aug 23, 2010 | Vermont, Workshops
In late July, the Book Arts Guild of Vermont hosted Jill Timm‘s workshop The Amazing Dremel at Studio Place Arts (SPA). It was a fabulous workshop and everyone who attended had a great time.
We look forward to having Jill come back to teach another workshop in the future!
Jill demonstrating the Dremel
Extension cords were aplenty
Folks admiring Jill's artist books
Jill Abilock really throws herself into her work!
Sharing work at the end of class
