Programs for Adults
(16+ years)

At A Glance

FALL 2024

Calligraphy Intensive
Lydia Batten
Thurs; Fri & Sat:  Dec. 5, 6, 7
​(new dates)
9:30AM-12:30PM

Japanese Bookbinding
Elissa Campbell
Mon & Tues:  September 23 & 24
5:30-7:30PM

Explore Acrylics
Robert W. Brunelle, Jr.
Fri. & Sat: September 27 & 28,
9:30-4PM
 
Expressive Fall Landscapes in Pastel
Aline Ordman
Thursday, October 3
9:30AM-4:30PM

Pop-Up Basics: The Movable Book
Elissa Campbell
Sun., Oct. 6
​10:30AM-4:30PM

Card-O-Rama!
Elissa Campbell
Mon & Tues, Oct. 7 & 8
5:30-7:30PM
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Introduction to Rug Hooking 
Sandy Ducharme
Fri & Sat, October 11 & 12
10AM-3PM

Printmaking Open Studio
A Pilot Project
Chelsea Clarke Sawyer
Fri., Oct. 18
1-4PM

Picturing Stone Art
(Pen & Ink)
Susan Sawyer
Sat, October 19
1:30 – 4PM

Mixed Media Abstraction
Kate Arslambakova
Sunday, October 20
10AM-4PM 

Face It:  Beginning Portraiture
August Burns
Saturday, October 26
9:30AM-4PM 

Gone to Seed: 
​Pods, Cones & Seedheads
Susan Sawyer
5 Sundays:  Oct. 27; Nov. 3; 10; 17 & 24
1-4 PM

Project Origin Story
A multi-part workshop series on creating graphic novels/memoirs.
Robert W. Brunelle, Jr.
There are 7 sessions:
Part 1:  3 Thurs, 1-4PM: 
Nov. 7; 14; 21
Part 2:  4 Thurs, 1-4PM:
Feb. 13; Feb 20; Feb 27 & March 20

Christmas Stocking Workshop
Sandy Ducharme
Fri, November 8
10AM-3PM

Wee Little Trees
Leslie Roth
Sat., Nov. 9
10AM-2PM 

Printmaking Open Studio
A Pilot Project
Chelsea Clarke Sawyer
Fri., Nov. 15
1-4PM
 
Paste Paper Gift Wrap
Elissa Campbell
Mon & Tues: Nov. 18 & 19
5:30 – 7:30PM

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We are pleased to offer the following classes and workshops during the fall season in 2024.

Please do not hesitate to call us for more information.  You may enroll over the telephone, send us an email about your interest in a class, and you may enroll using our on-line option.

Thank you for your interest and we look forward to your participation at SPA!

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FALL 2024
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Calligraphy Intensive
Lydia Batten
Thurs; Fri & Sat:  Dec. 5, 6, 7 (new dates)
9:30AM-12:30PM
Dive into a hands-on intensive investigation and exploration of what is involved in the art of Calligraphy. Learn how to hold the tools and use the media to create Italic style lettering. We will begin with lower case letters, add the capitals, and play with some basic layout options for creating small final pieces. The pace will be brisk and geared towards those who want to be immersed and challenged. This would be great for anyone who has had a bit of prior exposure, either with a book, you tube video, or another class a while ago!  (The instructor will bring an additional alphabet for people who attended a previous SPA workshop to try.)  If time and energy allow, use of color and/or other calligraphic styles can be introduced. 

Besides enthusiasm, everyone should bring a sharp pencil, a good art eraser, a ruler, a pad of good quality layout bond or sketch paper, and something for taking notes. 
 
There will be a $20 supply fee to the instructor for materials.  This fee will cover handouts, a 3-pak of various-sized calligraphy markers, sample art papers to experiment with. If interested, students can opt to purchase at an additional cost some ink and metal nibs + holder after they have had a chance to experiment with them in class (instructor will have some for students to try out). 

Please indicate if you are left-handed when registering; the instructor will provide some tools and instructions for left-handed people. 
 
Members $90/Non-Members $100

Lydia lives in Jericho VT with her husband. She has been studying and practicing (always the practicing!) calligraphy through workshops, classes, and conferences since her college days when she received her first pen set as a Christmas gift. She works from her studio in her home on wedding invitations and envelopes, on both personal and commissioned art pieces.  For more information, go to: lydiabatten.com
 
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Japanese Bookbinding
Elissa Campbell
Mon & Tues:  September 23 & 24
5:30-7:30PM
Would you like to take a trip to Asia without getting on a plane?  In this workshop, you'll try your hand at Watoji or Japanese bookbinding. 
 
You'll start off by learning the Yamato Toji, a binding which uses strips of paper instead of sewing thread.  Next, four more traditional binding styles will be explored - Yotsume Toji (Four-hole Binding), Koki Toji/Kangxi (Noble Binding), Asa-No-Ha Toji (Hemp Leaf Binding) and Kikko Toji (Tortoise Shell Binding).  Time permitting, you'll also create an account book known as Daifuku Cho.
 
In this workshop, each participant will leave class with 5-6 books and a basic knowledge of bookbinding technique.  You will receive a detailed handout and resource list for all materials we use. 
 
No previous experience required – this is a great class for a beginner. 
 
Materials fee to the instructor:  $15
 
Supplies (Bring them if you have them – don’t feel obligated buy anything): 

• Bone folder
• Scissors
• X-Acto Knife
• Ruler
• Awl
• Cutting Mat
• Needle

 
Members $50/Non-Members $60

Elissa Campbell has been making books for the past 29 years and sells her work professionally under the business name of Blue Roof Designs. She is a big believer in the power of using books for self-expression. Elissa is currently chair of the Book Arts Guild of Vermont, is on the board of the Vermont Crafts Council, and is on the Vermont Arts Council's Teaching Artist Roster.  
 
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Explore Acrylics
Robert W. Brunelle, Jr.
Fri. & Sat: September 27 & 28,
9:30-4PM
 
Learn about the advantages of using acrylic paints in your creative repertoire (Robert used oils for years and never looked back after he started using acrylics).  During this two-day class students will learn all they need to know about working with acrylic paints.  The class is open to students at all skill levels. 
 
Among the topics covered will be; color mixing, adding additives to make the paints thicker or thinner, slowing drying time, using acrylics as washes, sculpting with acrylics, brushstrokes for creating various effects, using fast drying time to your advantage, and how to control blending colors.   We will also talk about composing your picture, stretching canvases, transferring drawings to canvas, various surfaces to paint on, as well as some useful hints on drawing, shading and shadows, and creating the illusion of depth on a flat surface. 
 
A materials list will be provided to students prior to the class.  If you have any questions, feel free to email Robert Waldo Brunelle, Jr. at [email protected].  Visit his website at www.mrbrunelle.com to see examples of his acrylic paintings.
 
Members $100/Non-Members $120
 
Robert Waldo Brunelle is a painter, kinetic sculptor, book illustrator, art educator and political cartoonist.  He was the art teacher at the Browns River Middle School from 1981 to 2012.  He served as the president of the Northern Vermont Artist Association from 1995 to 2012, and now serves as the NVAA’s Vice President.  He has been exhibiting his paintings in the region since 1978.  He is a founding member of the Vermont Comic Creator’s Group, and his cartoon strip Mr. Brunelle Explains It All appears monthly in Funny Times.  Brunelle was recently honored to receive the “Best Illustrator in 2024” in the Seven Daysies awards.
To see more of his work, visit www.mrbrunelle.com
 
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Expressive Fall Landscapes in Pastel
Aline Ordman
Thurs., October 3
9:30AM-4:30PM
 
Join Aline in this enjoyable and informative, one-day fall workshop designed for you to learn ways to significantly loosen up, create beautiful color, strong design and expressive mark making with the aim of substantially strengthening the visual impact of your pastel paintings. Focus will be on achieving the "sensation" of the fall foliage season rather than exacting details, an overall expressive look to the finish of the painting, using value as the organizer and color as bold statement. Work from your photos or sketches. The day includes demonstrations, critiques and plenty of painting time.
 
Materials list, all levels from beginner through advanced are welcome.  (SPA has some pastels for loan, if interested.) 
 
Members $95/Non-Members $110
 
Aline received her BFA at Cornell University and continued her training the Academy of Art College in San Francisco, earning a degree in illustration.  Aline is a Master Pastelist with the Pastel Society of America, a Signature Member of the American Impressionist Society, a Signature Member of the Oil Painters of America and a Master Circle Pastelist with the International Assn. of Pastel Societies.  She has juried the Pastel Society of America’s National Juried Show; The Pastel Journal’s top 100 Animal and Wildlife Competition, the Pastel Society of New Mexico’s Annual Juried Show and the Adirondack Plein Air Festival Awards.  For more information, https://www.alineordman.com/
 
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Pop-Up Basics: The Movable Book
Elissa Campbell
Sun., Oct. 6
10:30AM-4:30PM (1/2 hr break for lunch)
Creating pop-up paper tricks - or paper engineering - offers a set of skills that may be used for artist books and cards.  Using cut paper and folds, you'll learn the basics of pop-up construction, including box supports, props, and platforms. Come and see the magic behind the motion!
 
In this workshop, each participant will leave class with a set of pop-up cards to keep as a reference for each mechanism. You will receive a detailed handout and resource list for all materials we use. No previous experience is required – this is a great class for a beginner. You'll feel more comfortable in the workshop if you have experience using an X-Acto knife.
 
Materials fee to the instructor:  $12. 
 
Materials are included in the materials fee, but feel free to bring materials for use in creating your cards. Several ideas are:

• Collage materials (paper)
• Photographs
• Rubber stamps and pads
• Markers, pens, colored pencils, etc.
• Decorative scissors/punches

 
Supplies: Bone folder, ruler, X-Acto knife, cutting mat, scissors, pencil.  Note: Bring the supplies if you have them – don’t feel obligated to buy anything. I'll have extras available.
 
Members $55/Non-Members $65
 
Elissa Campbell has been making books for the past 29 years and sells her work professionally under the business name of Blue Roof Designs. She is a big believer in the power of using books for self-expression. Elissa is currently chair of the Book Arts Guild of Vermont, is on the board of the Vermont Crafts Council, and is on the Vermont Arts Council's Teaching Artist Roster.  
 
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Card-O-Rama!
Elissa Campbell
Mon & Tues, Oct. 7 & 8
5:30-7:30PM
Surprise your loved ones this holiday season with one-of-kind greeting cards!  (Also, aren’t there some special birthdays and anniversaries that you would like to honor in the coming months?)  This mixed media card workshop celebrates the art of the handmade greeting!
 
Different materials and methods will be demonstrated to guide you as you create your own personalized cards – mixed media techniques include collage, carved block stamps, image transfer, and pop-up techniques.  We’ll also be greeting up our earth by using recycled materials.  The knowledge you will gain from this workshop can be applied to many other art forms.
 
Participants are encouraged to bring materials (e.g., photographs) and tools for use in making their cards.  Additional materials will be available for use during the class.  In this intensive workshop, each participant will leave the class with 10 – 15 completed cards.  You will receive a detailed handout and resource list for all materials we use.  No previous experience is required – this is a great class for a beginner.  In addition, this is a fun workshop to do with friends and family!
 
Materials fee to the instructor: $15
 
Members $50/Non-Members $60
 
Elissa Campbell has been making books for the past 29 years and sells her work professionally under the business name of Blue Roof Designs. She is a big believer in the power of using books for self-expression. Elissa is currently chair of the Book Arts Guild of Vermont, is on the board of the Vermont Crafts Council, and is on the Vermont Arts Council's Teaching Artist Roster.  
 
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Introduction to Rug Hooking 
Sandy Ducharme
Fri & Sat, October 11 & 12
10AM-3PM
This workshop will focus on learning to hook with wool.  We will cover the traditional steps for rug hooking, including proper loop-pulling techniques, cutting wool strips, and backing material choices.
 
Sandy will supply kits (including a pattern and cut wool strips).  There is a $30 materials fee to be paid to the instructor.  Sandy will provide frames, hooks, and scissors for you to use while attending the 2-day workshop.
 
Members $120/Non-Members $140
 
Sandy Ducharme has been a fiber-artist for decades.  She began working with fiber as a child, and enjoyed knitting, crocheting, sewing and quilting.  Approximately 20 years ago Sandy was introduced to the art of rug hooking and has been teaching since 2010.  She opened VT Rug Hooking Studio in 2021.  Nature is her inspiration, and she enjoys sharing her passion for nature, colors and textures with her students. 
www.vermontrughookingstudio.com
 
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Printmaking Open Studio
A Pilot Project
Chelsea Clarke Sawyer
Fri., Oct. 18
1-4PM
SPA is offering an open studio session with Chelsea, studio host and printmaking coach, using SPA’s Wheelen X-Press in the Classroom.  Some materials are provided (e.g., black ink, blotting paper, and other basic tools).  Bring your own plate(s), or work in progress, and your own water-based ink(s) and paper.  Some printmaking experience is needed.  We are planning to offer Printmaking Open Studio sessions on a regular basis.
 
Members $25/Non-Members $35
 
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Picturing Stone Art
(Working with Pen & Ink)
Susan Sawyer
Sat, October 19
1:30 – 4PM
Drawing sculptures in a gallery, museum, or outdoors is fun and instructive: the model holds still forever, can be viewed from many angles, and can be caught in a few lines or turned into a deep study of value and texture. We’ll honor the works in the annual stone show by interpreting them in two dimensions. We’ll draw in the SPA gallery and depending on the weather, in other Barre locations.
Materials:  Bring a sketchbook.  Instructor will provide pens (no materials fee).
 
Members $30/Non-Members $40
 
Susan Sawyer is an artist-naturalist from South Woodbury with many years of experience teaching, mostly adults in college and non-formal settings.  After starting life as a printmaker and decades of making art quilts, her current practice consists of drawing, painting, and biological illustration, in graphite, ink, watercolor, and silverpoint.  She believes in an experimental and experiential approach to all kinds of education, as well as careful observation of worlds without and within.
 
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Mixed Media Abstraction
Kate Arslambakova
Sunday, October 20
10AM-4PM (with a short mid-day break)
 
Discover how to start your own abstract painting using acrylics. We will explore how to use mixed media techniques using found objects (sticks, bubble wrap, tissue paper, string), as well as traditional art tools (pallet knives, brushes, layering and collage). We will work on composition, balance, and movement. Students will be encouraged to balance each composition in terms of abstract art elements on each layer of the painting. Experimentation and boldness are highly encouraged!
 
Students will experience:

• abstract painting, composition, movement;
• surface treatment, creating depth with color and mark making;
• use of textures – like string, tissue paper, bubble wrap, tearing, crumpling, rollers, plexiglass.

 
Materials are provided.  However, students are welcome to bring materials with them if they would like. (SPA will share a list of key items on request.)
 
Members $45/Non-Members $55
 
Kate Arslambakova is a Russian-American painter. Working primarily with oils, collage on paper, and mixed media, her current abstract work responds directly to surrounding environments and seeks to find balance between shapes and colors, calm and unrest, while she also attempts to do so in her everyday life. Arslambakova was the recipient of the annual Studio Residency at Studio Place Arts in 2022-23.

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Face It:  Beginning Portraiture
August Burns
Saturday, October 26
9:30AM-4PM (1/2 hr. break for lunch)
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It’s easier than you think!  This one-day class for beginners involves the use of dry media (pencil, some pastel), and it is divided into 2 parts: getting to know and drawing the head and applying basics to drawing from photos.  There will be a short demonstration at the beginning of each session.  This is an ideal first class for all levels.  Contact SPA for a suggested materials list.
 
Members:  $80/Non-Members: $90

August Burns is an award-winning figurative painter who seeks to capture the character and essence of her subjects through her art. She was selected to paint the official portrait of Governor Peter Shumlin, which now hangs in the Vermont State House in Montpelier.  August works out of her studio in Middlesex, Vermont.  For info:  www.augustburns.com
 
For an article about artwork by August Burns, published in The Times Argus/Rutland Herald, click HERE

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Gone to Seed:  Pods, Cones & Seedheads
Susan Sawyer
5 Sundays:  Oct. 27; Nov. 3; 10; 17 & 24
1-4 PM
 
Simple or intricate, seeds and their vessels are fascinating subjects. Using pencil, pen, and watercolor, we’ll explore some of their beauty and variety. All levels, but patience is required. 
 
Students bring sketchbook (Canson XL mixed media is recommended.)
All other materials and tools provided, for a materials fee to the instructor in the amount of: $5
 
Members $140/Non-Members $160
Susan Sawyer is an artist-naturalist from South Woodbury with many years of experience teaching, mostly adults in college and non-formal settings.  After starting life as a printmaker and decades of making art quilts, her current practice consists of drawing, painting, and biological illustration, in graphite, ink, watercolor, and silverpoint.  She believes in an experimental and experiential approach to all kinds of education, as well as careful observation of worlds without and within.
 
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Project Origin Story
A multi-part workshop series on creating graphic novels/memoirs.
Robert W. Brunelle, Jr.
 
There are 7 sessions in this workshop series.
Part 1:  3 Thurs, 1-4PM:  Nov. 7; 14; 21
Part 2:  4 Thurs, 1-4PM: Feb. 13; Feb 20; Feb 27 & March 20
 
What makes you who you are?  Would you like to find new ways to share your life story with family members, friends and others?  Creative your visual narrative!
 
Project Origin Story is a multi-part series of workshops to provide the basic skills and motivate community members to create graphic novels or memoirs based on their life stories.  Parts 1 & 2 focus on developing skills to tell stories, and instructor Robert Brunelle will share his extensive experiences with drawing, cartooning, and graphic novels.   Part 1 of Project Origin Story takes place during the fall and Part 2 takes place during the winter season.
 
Part 3, making a bound book, is an optional workshop that takes place at the conclusion of the first series of workshops.  This 2-part session will be led by bookmaker Elissa Campbell.  Date TBD and price not included in Parts 1 & 2.
 
SPA will host a Pop-up Exhibit, likely to take place in April/May to share the completed Origin Story projects.
 
Part 1:  Getting to Know the Tools for Storytelling
Robert W. Brunelle
There are 3 sessions to learn, practice and brush up on basic drawing skills, using pencils and pen & ink.  Instructor Bob Brunelle will suggest ways to practice skills until next meet ups, starting in February.  Contact SPA for a materials list.
3 Thurs, 1-4PM: Nov. 7; Nov. 14; Nov. 21

Part 2:  Exploring Ways to Tell your Story
Robert W. Brunelle
There are 3 sessions to learn, practice and brush up on cartooning skills, creating a narrative, and formulating a graphic novel.  The session on March 20 is designed for meeting up and discussing progress and challenges.  Contact SPA for a materials list.
4 Thurs, 1-4PM: Feb. 13; Feb 20; Feb 27 & March 20

Part 3: Make a Bound Book with Elissa Campbell (optional)
April, 2025 – Dates TBD
 
Part 4: Pop Up Exhibit – Project Origin Story (optional)
May or June, TBD
Celebrate and share.  This short-term exhibit will coincide with an Art Social Opening.  Display your finished graphic novel and share your experiences with others.
 
Members $145/Non-Members $165 (Parts 1 & 2)
 
Robert Waldo Brunelle is a painter, kinetic sculptor, book illustrator, art educator and political cartoonist.  He was the art teacher at the Browns River Middle School from 1981 to 2012.  He served as the president of the Northern Vermont Artist Association from 1995 to 2012, and now serves as the NVAA’s Vice President.  He has been exhibiting his paintings in the region since 1978.  He is a founding member of the Vermont Comic Creator’s Group, and his cartoon strip Mr. Brunelle Explains It All appears monthly in Funny Times.  Brunelle was recently honored to receive the “Best Illustrator in 2024” in the Seven Daysies awards.
To see more of his work, visit www.mrbrunelle.com

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Christmas Stocking Workshop
Sandy Ducharme
Fri, November 8
10AM-3PM
 
This workshop will focus on designing, color planning, hooking techniques, and finishing options for your Christmas Stocking.  Sandy will provide the stocking outline drawn on backing material at a cost of $15.  Then you can draw your own design or copy any of Sandy’s patterns.  She will also have some patterns already drawn for your selections as well.  Wool will be an additional charge. 
 
You should bring your hooking supplies and frame.  Sandy will have cutters you may use during the workshop.  You will leave this workshop with everything you need to finish your project.
 
Members $60/Non-Members $70
 
Sandy Ducharme has been a fiber-artist for decades.  She began working with fiber as a child, and enjoyed knitting, crocheting, sewing and quilting.  Approximately 20 years ago Sandy was introduced to the art of rug hooking and has been teaching since 2010.  She opened VT Rug Hooking Studio in 2021.  Nature is her inspiration, and she enjoys sharing her passion for nature, colors and textures with her students. 
www.vermontrughookingstudio.com
 
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Wee Little Trees
Leslie Roth
Sat., Nov. 9
10AM-2PM (1/2 hr for lunch)
 
Knit a forest, one tree at a time. In this class students will use double pointed needles and work in the round to create a small, three dimensional evergreen-like tree. Students should know how to cast-on, knit and purl to attend this class.
 
Materials: 75yds green worsted weight yarn, Size 3 double pointed needles (or size 4 if knitter works tight)
 
Members $40/Non-Members $50
 
Leslie Roth is a sculptural knitter. She exhibits throughout Vermont and has a studio at Studio Place Arts in Barre. A former yarn store owner, in addition to her art practice, she designs knitwear, writes patterns and teaches handcrafts. She lives in Montpelier with her husband, children and dogs.

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Printmaking Open Studio
A Pilot Project
Chelsea Clarke Sawyer
Fri., Nov. 15
1-4PM
SPA is offering an open studio session with Chelsea, studio host and printmaking coach, using SPA’s Wheelen X-Press in the Classroom.  Some materials are provided (e.g., black ink, blotting paper, and other basic tools).  Bring your own plate(s), or work in progress, and your own water-based ink(s) and paper.  Some printmaking experience is needed.  We are planning to offer Printmaking Open Studio sessions on a regular basis.
 
Members $25/Non-Members $35
 
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Paste Paper Gift Wrap
Elissa Campbell
Mon & Tues: Nov. 18 & 19
5:30 – 7:30PM
Tired of the same old gift wrap?  Then this class is for you!  Paste papers are made by applying a mixture of paint and pigment to damp paper and then using tools to create pattern and texture on the surface.  Different methods will be demonstrated to guide you as you create your own paste papers with vibrant colors.  We’ll use methyl cellulose in a paste recipe that’s easy to recreate on your own.  We’ll be working with acid-free paper, so you can even use the papers in your bookmaking or other craft projects.

Each participant will leave class with a collection of paste papers and a basic knowledge of paste paper technique.  You will receive a detailed handout and resource list for all materials we use.  No previous experience is required – this is a great class for a beginner. 

Supplies:  Apron, old credit cards or gift cards that can be cut into and used as design tools, plastic utensils, wood grain or other tools to create marks.  NOTE:  Bring the supplies if you have them – don’t feel obligated to buy anything.

Materials fee to the instructor: $25.

Members $50/Non-Members $60
 
Elissa Campbell has been making books for the past 29 years and sells her work professionally under the business name of Blue Roof Designs. She is a big believer in the power of using books for self-expression. Elissa is currently chair of the Book Arts Guild of Vermont, is on the board of the Vermont Crafts Council, and is on the Vermont Arts Council's Teaching Artist Roster. 

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SPA REFUND POLICY:

​Cancellations at least 9 days before first class:  Refund for full paid amount minus $10 registration fee OR 100% credit towards a future class.

Cancellations that occur within 8 days before the first class:  50% refund minus $10 registration fee OR 50% credit towards a future class.

Cancellations after the first class, but before second class:  50% refund of remaining class tuition OR 75% credit towards future class.

Full refund if SPA cancels.  Credits towards future classes must be used within 12 months of date of cancellation. ​

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Pastel class with Aline Ordman

Learn Calligraphy with Lydia Batten

Examples of Japanese bookbinding by instructor Elissa Campbell

Enjoying a pastels workshop with Aline Ordman

Learn how to make pop-ups with bookmaker Elissa Campbell

Learn how to make paste paper

We are offering Intro to Calligraphy in early Sept.

Learn the basics: Rug Hooking with Sandy Ducharme

We are offering a 2-part acrylics class with Robert W Brunelle, Jr

A recent portraiture workshop with August Burns.

Instructor August Burns in "Face It" (Portraiture) Workshop discussion

instructor Susan Sawyer - check out Picturing Stone Art and Going to Seed

Make It: join us for Card-O-Rama with Elissa Campbell

Cut wool in Rug Hooking session