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03/31/2019
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ARTS & CRAFTS sa ART sa ARTS & CRAFTS BUSINESS sa BASKET sa BEAD CRAFT sa BLOCK PRINTING sa BONE CRAFT sa BOOKBINDING sa BOTTLE CRAFT sa BUTTONCRAFT sa CAN CRAFT sa CANDLE sa CARVING sa CASTING & MOLDING sa CERAMIC sa CHAIN CRAFT sa CHIP CARVING sa CLOTHES HANGER CRAFT sa CLOTHESPIN CRAFT sa CORNCOB CRAFT sa CORNHUSK CRAFT sa DECOUPAGE sa DOUGH ART sa DRIFTWOOD CRAFT sa EGGCRAFT sa ENAMELING sa ENGRAVING sa ETCHING sa FEATHERCRAFT sa FOLK ART sa GILDING sa GLASS ETCHING sa GOLDSMITHING sa HORNCRAFT sa INDIAN CRAFT sa LEATHER & LEATHERCRAFT sa MOBILE sa MODEL & MINIATURE sa MOSAIC sa NUT CRAFT sa PAPERCRAFT sa PAPERMAKING sa PAPIER-MACHE sa PASTA ART sa PEARL CRAFT sa PINE NEEDLE CRAFT sa PINECONE CRAFT sa PIPE CLEANER CRAFT sa PLANT DRYING sa PLANT PRESSING sa PLASTER CASTING & MOLDING sa PRINTING & DUPLICATING sa QUILLING sa RIBBON WORK sa ROPE & ROPECRAFT sa RUBBING sa SAND ART sa SAND PAINTING sa SCRIMSHAW sa SCULPTURE sa SEEDCRAFT sa SHELL CRAFT sa SILHOUETTE sa SILK SCREENING sa SILVERSMITHING sa SPOOL CRAFT sa STAGECRAFT sa STAINED GLASS sa STENCILING sa STICK ART sa STRAW WORK sa STRING ART sa TEXTILE CRAFT sa TIN & TIN CRAFT sa WALL HANGING sa WHEAT & STRAW WEAVING sa WIRECRAFT sa WOODBURNING sa WOODWORKING sa YARN CRAFT x CRAFTS x HANDICRAFT xx ART A look at learn-to-do-something vacations at arts and crafts schools. Article describes one family's vacation at Chautauqua Institution in New York and another at Idyllwilde School of Music and the Arts in California. Includes a list of 30 schools. Unusual op-art and pop-art decoration. Examples of "junk" art. How to recycle kitchen throwaways such as popsicle sticks, disposable spoons and soda straws into craft projects. How to use old designs and ideas and turn them into craft projects for today. Crafts for the disabled. Beginning of a series on crafts for the disabled and those who work with them. Includes instructions for making a Moppet (a yarn pom-pom animal). Crafts for the disabled. How to deal with problems of physical limitations such as arthritis and memory or concentration difficulties. How to start a craft club. Suggestions on programs and structure. How to organize a successful craft workshop. Tips on planning, preparation and presentation. Tips on scheduling ways to have more time for your crafts or hobbies. A look at the revival of Early American folk art and crafts. Projects for children to make from leftovers, bottles, tissue boxes, plastic eggs, clothespins, etc. Instructions included for a Mrs. Butterworth doll, a funny bird, Humpty Dumpty, a pinwheel, a clothespin butterfly, beads, a headband, an owl eyeglasses case, a tissue box cat, and a Lifesaver doll. A look at the artists and craftsman of the Caribbean. A look at educational opportunities in crafts. Covers classes taught in craft shops, community adult education classes, manufacturer's training programs, colleges and universities, and arts and crafts schools. Also list books and magazines that will give additional information. Tips on how to sign a piece of craft work. Looks at signing various items and types of crafts. Four pages of photos show how to arrange and light craft objects for effective display. A look at schools that teach courses in arts and crafts. Photos and text describe the John C. Campbell Folk School in North Carolina. Veteran workshop instructor offers tips on choosing a workshop, on what to pack and tips for making the experience a success. Puff Art. How to dip cotton balls in a solution of flour and water and then bake them to create jewelry, small figures, etc. Treasures from trash. Things to make from plastic soda bottles, bleach bottles, metal boxes, "L'eggs" containers, paper boxes, glass bottles, etc. Craft parties for kids. General advice on planning the party and choosing a project. Includes instructions for making a balloon clown. How to prepare a speech about your hobby or craft. Photographing craftsmanship. Tips on producing an illustration for the theme of "Old World Craftsmanship" which shows the quality in a crafted piece. Tips on photographing at craft festivals. How to teach hands-on skills. The basics of lesson planning. The teaching circuit. An examination of those factors which are part of an excellent class, regardless of the subject. Part 1. Getting started. Evaluating your knowledge. Identifying physical skills and understanding the learning processes. The teaching circuit. Part 2. Creating classes. Format options and teaching styles. The teaching circuit. Part 3. Defining goals and creating lesson plans. | |||||||||
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