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Bios and Work Samples
"About
Faces" Workshops
Friday,
September 15, 2006, 9:30 am - 3:30 pm
or Saturday, September 16, 2006, 9:30 am - 4 pm
Teacher: Diane Phillips
(skill
level: Intermediate to Advanced)
Class
description: Wondering what’s the deal with
all the faces in hooked rugs lately? Lots of rug hookers
have figured out that they are fun to hook. Come for the
day and learn "About Faces". We’ll do a simple
face and learn how to hook eyes, noses and mouths. We’ll
discuss how to age a person and how to make them happy or
sad. We will use glorious color that would make an Impressionist
proud. You can make your women young or old, colorful or
realistic. And we will do in all in a five hour class. Whether
it is your first face or an expansion of your skill, come
hook a strong woman. Each person will receive a 16"
X 16" pattern and wool (of their choice) to complete
their piece. You will see a slide show on faces and receive
lots of handout materials to use in class and beyond. Bring
your hook, frame, scissors and cutter. (5 hours of instruction
per class)
Class
Fee: $75
(BTRH
and CCAH members: $65)
Kit
Fee: $85.00 - includes pattern and all the wool to complete
it. (To be paid directly to teacher at workshop.)
Class
limit: 15 students
"All
the Ins and Outs of Fine Shading" Workshop
Friday,
September 15, 2006, 9:30 am - 3:30 pm
thru Saturday 16, 2006, 9:30 am - 4 pm
Teacher:
Sibyl Osicka
(skill
level: Intermediate to Advanced - first-time shaders welcomed)
Class
description: In this class Sibyl will teach fine
shading using an adorable pattern of her own design. There
is a sweet bunny sitting among mushrooms, pumpkins, leaves
falling and a ghost or two. Popping out of the pumpkin is
a mouse with a mask and a gorgeous gown. The pattern is
18" X 24" on rug warp, and will use #3 and #4
cuts of wool. You will work with dip-dyes, spots and swatches.
This will be an in-depth study of fine shading. There will
be a choice of colors so each project will be an individual
piece. A photo of the pattern and finished rug is posted
online at www.carnegiecenter.org
or www.cathouserugs.com
. (10 hours of instruction)
Class
Fee: $ 120
(BTRH
and CCAH members: $105)
Kit
Fee: $135.00 - includes 18" X 24" pattern on rug
warp and all the wool to complete it. (To be paid directly
to teacher at workshop.)
Class
limit: 20 students
Open
Hook-In
Saturday,
September 30, 2006, 10 am - 4 pm
Sponsor:
Buffalo Trace Rug Hookers, ATHA Chapter
Description:
A day of rug hooking, viewing the exhibit and showing your
own hooked pieces - open to any ATHA member
Fee:
$5.00
"Colors
to Dye For" Dye Class and
Color Theory Workshops
Friday,
October 6, 2006, 9:30 am - 3:30 pm
or Saturday, October 7, 2006, 9:30 am - 3:30 pm
Teacher:
Jyl Clark
(skill level: Beginner to Advanced)
Class
description: Jyl will teach color theory on both days,
but the dye techniques will be different on each day. The
first dye day will be geared toward dyeing for primitive
rugs. This class will cover blending and marrying colors,
color harmony and creating depth and interest using color
and texture. Techniques will include Triple Over-Dye (TOD),
Spot Dyeing in the oven and 0n the stovetop, and Blood Dyes.
The second day will cover transitioning between 2 - 3 colors
to create a blended dye composition. The wools dyed in this
class will be beautiful in geometrics and shaded pieces,
both fine-cut and wide-cut. The techniques covered will
be Transitional Pan-Dyeing, Transitional Jar-Dyeing and
Transitional Stovetop-Dyeing. Both days will be fun and
busy - come learn what you can create! (5 hours of instruction
per class)
Class
Fee: $ 75
(BTRH
and CCAH members: $65)
Materials
Fee: $20 (To be paid directly to teacher at workshop.)
Class
limit: 9 students
"Animal
Faces" Workshop
Friday,
October 20 2006, 9:30 am - 3:30 pm
thru
Saturday, October 21, 2006, 9:30 am - 3:30 pm
Teacher:
Jon Ciemiewicz
(skill
level: Intermediate to Advanced)
Class
description: In
this class, you have a choice of either bringing your own
pattern or choosing to work a 12" X 14" design
of a giraffe (see photo). If you bring your own pattern,
Jon will prepare your wool in advance. If you choose to
hook the giraffe pattern, the kit will include everything
you need to complete the project. You will learn how to
effectively use color and intricate shading as well as adding
depth and perspective to your design. A photo of the pattern
is posted online at www.carnegiecenter.org
or www.cathouserugs.com
. (10 hours of instruction)
Class
Fee: $ 120
(BTRH
and CCAH members: $105)
Kit
Fee: $80.00 - includes 14" X 12" pattern and all
the custom-dyed wool to complete it. (To be paid directly
to teacher at workshop.)
Class
limit: 20 students
You
MUST pre-register for all classes.
Registration
is on a first-come, first-serve basis and confirmed only
after payment in full.
Class
fees are due upon registration.
Materials
fees are paid directly to instructors.
You
will receive registration confirmation by phone or email.
If a
class is cancelled, the Carnegie Center, Inc. will refund
the full price of the class.
Payment Options
By
mail: Return registration form with your credit card
information or check (payable to the Carnegie Center, Inc.)
to 201 East Spring Street, New Albany, IN 47150 Attn: Classes
In
person: Drop by the Carnegie Center Tuesday-Saturday,
10 am-5:30 pm to pay with cash, check, or credit card.
By
phone: Call 812-944-7336 to pay with a credit card.
By
fax: Fax your registration form with credit card information
to 812-981-3544.
Online:
Print out a registration
form to use.
Carnegie
Center, Inc. members receive valuable discounts on classes–please
call 812-944-7336 or use the registration form to join!
To
register for any of the classes call
The
Carnegie Center for Art and History at 812-944-7336.
Class
fees are due upon registration.
(Kit
fees are paid directly to teachers.)
Listed
teachers are all professional Rug Hooking Instructors with
international recognition.
Teacher’s bios are available online at www.carnegiecenter.org
or www.cathouserugs.com
.
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