Composing in a limited space has many creative advantages for experienced as well as new art-makers. As an invitation to play with materials on hand (no shopping!), we can amaze ourselves with stuff we might otherwise toss. Working on a small scale can help break through creative blocks and stimulate new ideas to experiment with, all without performance-anxiety or a major investment of time and money.  One mini-fiber art piece (textile card) can be the beginning of a series or a way to recycle/reuse/repurpose a stash. Each participant will go home with 1-2 cards that can be finished in class or further elaborated at home. We will cut, fold, layer, arrange, glue, stitch, mark, embellish, and more to complete the composition.

Learn about Mirka Knaster here.

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