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SUMMARY:Papermaking at the Library
DESCRIPTION:Learn the process and art of making paper at this program for adults led by Deb Eck.\nRegistration is required. To register\, visit the library’s Information Desk or call (716) 484-7135 ext. 226
URL:https://pearlcityclayhouse.org/event/papermaking-at-the-library/
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SUMMARY:Ecoprinting workshop
DESCRIPTION:Join Pearl City Clay House program director\, Deb Eck\, at the library for an introduction to printing with natural materials. This workshop will explore the art if eco-printing or botanical contact printing on fabric. Each participant will have the opportunity to print their own silk scarf during the workshop\, and experiment with several other processes while our scarves cook. We will be working outside so please come dressed for the weather. Participants are welcome to bring small amounts of foliage from their own gardens or trail walks to use in their work and to share with the group – but materials will be provided. \nRegistration is required\, as spots are limited. To register\, call (716) 484-7135 Ext. 226. \nThis FREE program is made possible by the Murray L. Bob Community Education Initiative.
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SUMMARY:Boro embroidery for mending
DESCRIPTION:Join Pearl City Clay House program director\, Deb Eck\, at the library to learn Boro-inspired mending. If you are interested in making your clothes last longer\, and are intrigued by the current trends for visible mending\, then the ancient Japanese tradition of Boro is a great place to begin. While historically\, Boro grew out of necessity\, preserving textiles and making them thicker and warmer\, today it is part of a growing movement to keep textiles out of landfills and extend the life of our wardrobes. During the workshop we will look at contemporary examples of visible mending\, and try our hand at sewing on a boro patch. Participants are welcome to bring an item of cotton or denim clothing they would like to mend\, but all materials needed to practice will be supplied. \nRegistration is required\, as spots are limited. To register\, call (716) 484-7135 Ext. 226. \nThis FREE program is made possible by the Murray L. Bob Community Education Initiative.
URL:https://pearlcityclayhouse.org/event/boro-embroidery-for-mending/
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SUMMARY:recycled desk organizer
DESCRIPTION:Pearl City Clay House is excited to announce a series of FREE community workshops at the Prendergast Library\,  funded by the Murray L. Bob Educational Initiative. \nThe last of these workshops\, The recycled desk organizer\, will take place on November 15th \nJoin our resident paper artist\, Deb\, for this fun up-cycling project to create a vintage-inspired desk organizer – the ideal place to stash all those important notes and pieces of paper that wind up on your desk! Or use it to file business cards\, or keep track of upcoming birthdays\, or – we are sure you can think of many ways to use it!! \nNo prior art skills needed! All materials will be provided\, but participants are welcome to bring their own ephemera\, buttons\, trinkets\, paper etc. to personalize their project. \nWhile the events are free\, space is limited\, and you must register by calling 716-484-7135\, ext. 226 or by emailing programs@prendergastlibrary.org. Registration for this event is not yet open.
URL:https://pearlcityclayhouse.org/event/recycled-desk-organizer/
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SUMMARY:Blackout meditation
DESCRIPTION:Pearl City Clay House is excited to announce a series of FREE community workshops at the Prendergast Library\,  funded by the Murray L. Bob Educational Initiative. \nThe third of these workshops\, blackout meditations\, will take place on September 13th \nLooking for an affordable new way to unwind? \nJoin me\, Deb Eck\, program director and resident teaching artist\, as I gently guide you through the relaxing art of blackout meditation. What is that? It’s an art form I invented many decades ago\, a mash up of blackout poetry\, doodling and occasionally some drawing & coloring. \nThis session will cover the how-to-get-started basics\, along with a few different techniques you can use to take your blackouts to the next level. Absolutely NO prior art experience needed! \nWhile the events are free\, space is limited\, and you must register by calling 716-484-7135\, ext. 226 or by emailing programs@prendergastlibrary.org. Registration for this event is not yet open.
URL:https://pearlcityclayhouse.org/event/blackout-meditation-3/
LOCATION:James Prendergast Library\, 509 Cherry Street\, Jamestown\, NY\, 14701\, United States
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SUMMARY:make a zine!
DESCRIPTION:Pearl City Clay House is excited to announce a series of FREE community workshops at the Prendergast Library\,  funded by the Murray L. Bob Educational Initiative. \nThe second of these workshops\, to create a zine\, will take place on June 7th. \nWhat IS a zine? \nZINE (n): pronounced “zeen” A zine is a self-published\, non-commercial print-work that is typically produced in small\, limited batches.  Zines are created and bound in many DIY ways\, but traditionally editions are easily reproduced—often by crafting an original “master flat\,” and then photocopying\, folding\, and stapling the pages into simple pamphlets.  Zines may also be sewn\, taped\, glued—or even exist in unbound and other non-folio formats.  The main rule is that there are no rules! Zines can touch on a variety of topics from music and art\, to politics\, sexuality\, humor and personal memoir.  Their content may be written\, drawn\, printed\, collaged\, or any other form of combining words and imagery—a zine’s structure may be narrative\, journalistic\, comic-like\, or completely abstract. \nOur resident book and paper artist\, Deb Eck\, will guide participants as they learn a little about the history of zines\, examine a few examples from her collection\, and experiment with a variety of single sheet folded book forms\, and a simple sewn structure. Then we will dive in\, and using drawing\, collage\, and mixed media techniques\, we will create one. The evening will culminate in copying and sharing our zines with each other in a zine swap. \nWhile the events are free\, space is limited\, and you must register by calling 716-484-7135\, ext. 226 or by emailing programs@prendergastlibrary.org. 
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SUMMARY:Brown Bag Journal - part 2
DESCRIPTION:Pearl City Clay House is excited to announce a series of FREE community workshops at the Prendergast Library\,  funded by the Murray L. Bob Educational Initiative. \nThe first of these workshops\, to create a hand-bound blank journal\, will take place over two evenings in March – March 8 and March 22. In order to complete the project you must be available both nights. \nOur resident book and paper artist\, Deb Eck\, will guide participants as they learn a long stitch binding. Longstitch is a versatile and attractive method of sewing multiple signature books that open easily and can be adapted in a variety of ways. This traditional style of binding originated in Germany\, and was in use between 1375 and 1500.  We will use some contemporary recycled materials\, including a brown paper lunch bag\, to replicate this glue- free binding. \nThe workshop will cover basic bookbinding terminology and techniques\, and students will make the structure along with the instructor. Students will fold\, mark up and punch signatures\, construct a paper case from a brown lunch bag\,  and sew the long stitch structure. Students will gain the skills to continue making books on their own at home with minimal equipment. \nWhile the events are free\, space is limited\, and you must register by calling 716-484-7135\, ext. 226 or by emailing programs@prendergastlibrary.org. 
URL:https://pearlcityclayhouse.org/event/brown-bag-journal-part-2/
LOCATION:James Prendergast Library\, 509 Cherry Street\, Jamestown\, NY\, 14701\, United States
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SUMMARY:Brown Bag Journal - part 1
DESCRIPTION:  \n \nPearl City Clay House is excited to announce a series of FREE community workshops at the Prendergast Library\,  funded by the Murray L. Bob Educational Initiative. \nThe first of these workshops\, to create a hand-bound blank journal\, will take place over two evenings in March – March 8 and March 22. In order to complete the project you must be available both nights. \nOur resident book and paper artist\, Deb Eck\, will guide participants as they learn a long stitch binding. Longstitch is a versatile and attractive method of sewing multiple signature books that open easily and can be adapted in a variety of ways. This traditional style of binding originated in Germany\, and was in use between 1375 and 1500.  We will use some contemporary recycled materials\, including a brown paper lunch bag\, to replicate this glue- free binding. \nThe workshop will cover basic bookbinding terminology and techniques\, and students will make the structure along with the instructor. Students will fold\, mark up and punch signatures\, construct a paper case from a brown lunch bag\,  and sew the long stitch structure. Students will gain the skills to continue making books on their own at home with minimal equipment. \nWhile the events are free\, space is limited\, and you must register by calling 716-484-7135\, ext. 226 or by emailing programs@prendergastlibrary.org. 
URL:https://pearlcityclayhouse.org/event/brown-bag-journal/
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