Work It Til It's Ruined
About Work It Til It's Ruined
The motto that David Heustess carries with him from his fiber arts training is "work it until it's ruined and then make paper out of it!" While he has never quite reached the point of making paper from an art project, he is currently working on a series and would love to share the different processes and techniques incorporated and explored along along the way - eco printing, dye and discharge techniques, shibori and indigo, staining, embroidery and mounting the work for exhibits. It's a buffet of fiber techniques in one class!
The capacity for this class is 50 students.
Class Materials
This is a lecture/demo, no materials are needed for class.
Age Range
Teens and Adults
Skill Level
Open to all levels - No experience necessary
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When
Single 2-hour live online session.
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David Heustess
David Heustess is an artist and arts educator in Nashville, TN and his work makes use of clay, fiber arts and bead work. After many years of working as a modern dancer/teacher, David began pursuing his interest in pottery and other art mediums. He attended the Appalachian Center for Crafts and in 1995 he earned a BFA degree with studio concentrations in clay and fiber arts.
MAFA - The MidAtlantic Fiber Association
The MidAtlantic Fiber Association (MAFA) represents and supports a community of fiber arts guilds in the greater Mid-Atlantic region.
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