Fiber Sampler: Surface Design

This class is part of CCAC'S FAIR SHARE PRICING program. Learn more in the green box.

Explore a new aspect of Fiber Art each month of 2024. In August, study various surface design techniques, including mud cloth, stenciling, stamping, and more. You’ll then use these techniques to embellish your own unique apron.

For the first week of class, please wear clothes you don't mind getting dirty and bring:

• roll of paper towels
• several 8oz containers (e.g.butter tub) with lids
• a means of taking a picture of your work (e.g. smart phone, camera)
• optional - apron
• optional - dirt/mud of various colors from your yard, garden, excavation sites, travels, etc. - no more than 8oz per color

Ages

Adults (16+)

About the Instructors

Judy Dominic

Judy is a native of southwest Ohio. She has been weaving in some fashion since 1979 and indulges in all sorts of fiber techniques. Her use of natural and odd materials has become her signature, and she teaches and exhibits locally, nationally, and internationally. Judy has been honored locally for enhancing the quality of community life through art. She lives with a wonderfully supportive husband and claims three handsome sons, two lovely daughters-in-law and six lively grandchildren.

Carole Douglas

Carole was born, raised, and educated in Cincinnati where she married, then raised three boys. She taught arts and crafts with Cincinnati Recreation Commission for thirty years before becoming happily retired.

Carole’s true love is fiber arts, always returning to sewing and quilting, but continuing to add different colors and textures to her fabric. Second only to the doing is the learning and teaching of various techniques to add excitement and freshness to the surface of the fabric!