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Contemporary Macrame Wall Hanging with Lisa Jacobs Handler

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Join instructor Lisa Jacobs Handler as she teaches students the basic knots of macrame, along with some fun and practical tips and tricks for tying on, adding fringe, and finishing at the end. Create a unique macrame wall hanging for your home with driftwood or dowel and cotton cord. For a personal touch, students can bring their own wooden stick or rod (at least 12 inches) and their own large, whole beads or shells.


Date & Time

Sunday, May 31st from 1 pm to 4 pm 


Skill Level

Beginner


Material Fee

In addition to the workshop registration fee, a material fee of $10.00 is payable to the instructor at the start of the workshop.


About the Instructor

With a goal of continual growth through exploration, Lisa Jacobs Handler is passionate about fiber art and textile design as her main artistic focus.  Her work can be seen as functional and fashionable for home decor and personal adornment. She employs a variety of textile techniques including weaving, embroidery, macrame, sewing, and hand dying. Natural fibers such as wool, silk, cotton, and bamboo are her preference, as they each have their own reaction to natural dye and mordants and therefore a unique interaction with each other. Using a mixed media approach, Lisa is inspired by the results of manipulating color and texture through process and experimentation. All the processes that she is interested in are slow and time consuming, detail oriented, sometimes unpredictable, and yet gratifying. She is focused on naturally occurring patterns and colors. The intersection of science and art inspires her and tells a story in and of itself and then she layers her own ideas within to tell a story of her own.


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