What:     Dorothy Markert Prints Made with Rubbings & Textile

When:    Sunday, May 20, 2007, 1-4pm

Where:   Roycroft Campus Copper Shop

About:    Any textured surface can be used to create stencils that capture the look of the original surface. The artist often uses antique, embossed book covers, dried flowers and leaves, ribbon and laces, coins and wood. This technique can be combined with other stencil-making methods. Textile printing can be used for wearable art, home decorating, quilt making, etc.

Fees: $30 class fee $10 materials fee

RCC member total fee: $37

Maximum of 10 students