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PRINT STITCH BIND

Take time out to learn something new and exciting! Botanical printing is a way to transfer and preserve leaf patterns on cloth and paper, use mark making and stitch to add depth to a botanically printed fabric, create bookcloth and bind a unique journal.

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    Coptic Stitch BookBINDing

    Sat, Feb 26 • 9:00 AM

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  • Slowmaking, mark making, STITCH primary image

    Slowmaking, mark making, STITCH

    Sun, Feb 20 • 9:00 AM

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  • Botanical PRINTs on paper and cloth primary image

    Botanical PRINTs on paper and cloth

    Sat, Feb 19 • 8:30 AM

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Organizer of PRINT STITCH BIND
Annette Nykiel PhD is a maker, and an artist-researcher living with Noongar boodja in south west Australia, who wonders about the interdependence of ecological systems including her own in the near coastal wetlands, wandoo woodlands and the ancient salt lakes of the arid lands. She gleans material and found objects for fibre and textile works, making do with natural fibres, pigments and discarded materials to make marks, create vessels and site-specific installations that tell stories.Dianne Strahan’s slow making processes are nature based. Daily walks along bush tracks or urban streets, absorbing the energy from the world around her as she collects fallen leaves to use in her eco dyeing/botanical printing arts practice, are part of her everyday life. She also creates site-specific, botanically printed books using 2000yo Coptic binding methods.