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$35 + HST per participant. Registration Required.Museum of Dufferin
1:00 PM - 2:00 PM EDT
In this 1-hour workshop, participants will learn traditional methods of basket weaving to create their own woven basket. Using recycled magazines, participants will learn how to weave the paper into a functional bowl, and learn the importance of upcycling in art.
This workshop is recommended for ages 16+
About Fabienne Good: Fabienne Good is an artist/designer/maker/educator who grew up in Dufferin County and followed her passion of art & design through OCAD University in Toronto. She went on to complete a Masters in Fine Arts with a joint major in Education and Public Art in Europe. Fabienne has taught art & design in various settings in various countries around the world. While in Switzerland, she had the unique opportunity of working on a UNESCO-school project – highlighting the importance of upcycling; this is when the upcycled basket-weaving project initially started. Basket-weaving is a very old traditional craft used by many cultures. By using magazines (in lieu of rattan or wicker), the magazine pages are prepared in a way that they can be woven following the traditional basket-weaving processes.
Refunds: Refunds may be issued by the Museum of Dufferin (up to 48 hours before the event) if you are no longer able to attend, however, any booking fees must be absorbed by the purchaser.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
936029 Airport Road, L9V 0L3, Alliston, Canada
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