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SUMMARY:Stumpwork: Sculptural Embroidery -- FULL
DESCRIPTION:Stumpwork\, a three-dimensional embroidery technique\, was popular in 17th century England. (It is commonly referred to as Elizabethan Stumpwork). \nThis class is a continuation of the December 6 class and we will focus on making a blackberry. The class should also be fairly easy for newcomers. \nClass Details \nAge restrictions:  No younger than eleven.  Anyone under thirteen must be accompanied by an adult. \nKit: $20 (for all the berries) — Please bring supplies fee to class.\nBring small\, sharp scissors if you have them.\n~~~ \nAbout the Saragrace Knauf: \nI was born\, second of three children\, to a family of modest means. Both my parents worked in the theatrical arts. My father was a director\, dramaturg\, and actor. My mother was both an actor and director. I\, wanting to avoid academic life and poverty\, steered as far from the theater as I could. \nMy first bout with college had me headed towards a major in marine biology and philosophy. As I was working my way through college\, I quickly became aware that I was unable to handle both school and work. \nSo\, the short story is I quit and joined the US navy. I went into their nuclear power program back in 1979. I was one of 500 women who went into the program and also one of 50 who made it through. (Lest you think something great of me\, this was the same attrition rate as for men). \nAfter six years of that\, I went back to school and got a mechanical engineering degree and a minor in philosophy. I worked for 13 years in the commercial nuclear power field and spent some time back in grad school pursuing a masters in computational biology and a certificate in scholarly publishing and medieval and renaissance studies. \nI married my second husband when I was thirty-four. No kids\, lots of animals. \nMy hobbies include historic costuming\, gardening (horseback riding-not anymore!)\, an’ dollin’ (soft sculpture). \nPHOTO: Jan Kerton \n\n\nThis class is full.
URL:https://www.riverartskamiah.org/event/stumpwork/
LOCATION:River Arts\, 416 Main Street\, Suite E\, Kamiah\, 83536\, United States
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