Vermont History Museum: Fiber Arts Workshop with Pamela Wilson

Vermont History Museum: Fiber Arts Workshop with Pamela Wilson
Join us for a workshop with fiber artist Pamela Wilson, in this session we'll examine some historic fibers used in Vermont (linen, flax, and wool) and an overview of handspinning techniques. This 4 hour session will be at the Vermont History Museum at 109 State Street in Montpelier from 10-2 on Saturday September 26th.
Artist Bio:

Pamela Wilson is a visual artist and community organizer. With a practice based out of Studio Place Arts in Barre City's historic downtown, she focuses on place-based making, material studies and traditional handcraft techniques. In addition to making and exhibiting throughout New England, she organizes art-gatherings and third-space art experiences where participants engage in collective handwork and intergenerational learning. Her current third-space projects include long-term residencies at the Aldrich Public Library, the White River Craft Center and Green Mountain Linen. Her work is available to view at www.pamelalynnwilson.com and on Instagram at @pamelawilsonstudio.
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September 26th workshop, 10-2

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