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Shibori Workshop at Patton High School

5/18/2012

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I was invited by the lovely Robin Bias, Art Educator and Art Department Chair at Patton High School this week to present a Shibori Workshop for her 16 students.  I had an absolutely wonderful time!  Ms. Bias and the students all made me feel right at home and very welcome!  I think the students enjoyed their silk scarves and cotton bandanas very much.  I have to say, I am most impressed with their goodies!  If you want to learn more about Shibori, visit this page in my site.  Here are the pictures from our workshop:

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The students were all so attentive and respectful during my visit! I was honored to be there, and truly miss them. It's been a long time since I was in a classroom, and I do miss teaching.
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Ms. Bias
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Ms. Bias and Myself
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Students working on Arashi Shibori, Binding Shibori, and Stitch and Gathering Shibori.
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I was impressed with how intently some of the students worked on their projects.
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Several of the students wanted to combine different methods into one piece, I admired their fearlessness and bravery in approaching this new skill!
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Some of the students planned to give their projects to their Mothers for Mother's Day--so sweet!
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Quietly working and concentrating...
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Side by side washing out their projects, taking off the bands and strings feels so good when you're doing this!
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Graciously let me interrupt her for a picture. She used the binding technique on hers--sorry I didn't get names of everyone.
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Looking like a scientist here, she decided to use two colors on hers, and it turned out beautifully!
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These girls are proudly displaying their works of art.
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Love this purple! Arashi Shibori using pole wrapping technique.
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This blue reminds me of the skies at the beach.
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Look closely at the bottom were you'll see circles created using the binding technique of Shibori, subtle and beautiful...pink is a vibrant color here.
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This bandana turned out great! Beautiful work, and she made it look effortless!
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Display of all of the students work.
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This is a great beginner's book, so students, if you want to keep expanding your knowledge about Shibori, I highly recommend this read! Thank you again for allowing me to be a part of your class! I will remember you and my experience there always!
Even as I was entering this blog post, my husband brought in a "Thank You" note from the students and Ms. Bias, thanking me for visiting their classroom and sharing my knowledge with them.  I have to say, the THANK YOU is all mine!  I so much appreciated the opportunity to come and visit and share your time with you!  It was a blessing for me!  Thank you all so very much!! :)
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