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Postponed until at least 2021. No new date has been established yet. Students were notified on 7/6.~tt

Stitch with us this fall as we cozy into cooler days with a mindful and meditative hand- stitching process. Christine Mauersberger is an American textile artist who produces complex markmaking narratives: intricately stitched maps of the mind. Join her as she guides us through exercises to engage with slow hand stitching in a meaningful and contemplative manner.

The two-day session will be filled with music, doodling, stitching and fun. She will present ideas and methods through samples, books, powerpoint presentations, and music.

Students are encouraged to bring a small sampling (1 to 3) of their own stitched items to share with the group to help each of us gain a sense of community, sharing, and mutual respect.

This is a nice kick-start session for building a meditative and purposeful style of hand- stitching.

STUDENT SUPPLY LIST: Participants bring their own supplies.  Information about what students need to bring to the workshop will be provided in the registration confirmation letter.

Details:

• Please note for this class, cancellation requests received 14 days or less before the workshop start date will not be eligible for a refund or credit.
• There is no materials fee for this workshop.  
• Lunch will be provided.
• Tuition assistance is available. Click here to apply.  
  
• Skill Level:  
• Ages 14+ Welcome.

Instructor Bio: Christine Mauersberger is internationally known for her hand-stitched work that evokes singular moments in time. She uses the form of the humble stitch as a tool for inward as well as an outward expression of her inner life and as a message to the external world.

She has taught meditative hand stitching workshops in the USA, Canada, and Switzerland. Her work is featured in private and public collections and has been exhibited and published both nationally and internationally.