Workshops are designed to give parents and teachers a night out to explore their own creativity and to inspire ideas for using materials at home, in the classroom or in a community setting.
Here, participants enjoy time in the studio creating hand-made paper.
Evening workshops can also make a nice parent/child outing for older children. We welcome mixed age and multigenerational groups.
We will teach you the basics and the rest is up to you. We enjoy seeing what participants invent; here round pieces of paper are pressed out of the mold on top of each other to create a larger multi-color piece.
Working in a casual group setting inspires collaboration and learning from each other. This piece builds with a variety of sizes and shapes as well as different colors.
Workshops offer a variety of ways to extend and explore with materials. In this picture colorful collage materials were sprinkled in the pulp as it was lifted out of the water.
The nice thing about open-ended materials is they can be used in many different ways. Another artist pressed collage pieces into the wet sheet of pulp, sort of like creating a mosaic on the paper.
It is fun to see where the process leads. In this group, what began as single sheets of handmade paper grew into explorations of shape, color, texture, and composition. This piece was created with several sizes, shapes, and colors of handmade paper along with collaged papers and natural objects.
Here, participants enjoy time in the studio creating hand-made paper.
Evening workshops can also make a nice parent/child outing for older children. We welcome mixed age and multigenerational groups.
We will teach you the basics and the rest is up to you. We enjoy seeing what participants invent; here round pieces of paper are pressed out of the mold on top of each other to create a larger multi-color piece.
Working in a casual group setting inspires collaboration and learning from each other. This piece builds with a variety of sizes and shapes as well as different colors.
Workshops offer a variety of ways to extend and explore with materials. In this picture colorful collage materials were sprinkled in the pulp as it was lifted out of the water.
The nice thing about open-ended materials is they can be used in many different ways. Another artist pressed collage pieces into the wet sheet of pulp, sort of like creating a mosaic on the paper.
It is fun to see where the process leads. In this group, what began as single sheets of handmade paper grew into explorations of shape, color, texture, and composition. This piece was created with several sizes, shapes, and colors of handmade paper along with collaged papers and natural objects. 
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