Beginning Papermaking program

Dear fellow Hanoverians:
American Originals: Hanover Historical Society’s Center for
Traditional Arts and Crafts

Beginning Papermaking

July 20th and July 21st, 1:00 – 5:00 p.m.

Make your own paper! Learn where and how paper was first made and how
it has changed the history of the world. Discover your inner
creativity and come away with skills you can use for a lifetime.

Students will be able to: describe the history of paper from its
origins in Asia to its uses today, bring samples for examination and
discussion, talk about different types and uses of paper, and
demonstrate basic techniques. The final product will be a bound
sampler of handmade papers. Students will learn what goes into making
a sheet of paper as well as vocabulary and household items necessary
to make paper. They will take a walk and find plants or other items to
include in their paper. The second session will include making a mold
and deckle and paper casting. Students will even learn about a scandal
that involved historic Asian papers that happened right here in
Hanover!

Instructor: Janet Meade of Hanover is an accomplished artist. She has
a Bachelor’s degree from MASS Art and a Masters in Education
Leadership from Bridgewater State. She is currently a High School art
teacher in East Bridgewater. She lives on her farm on Center Street
which has goats, chickens, and her two dogs.

This program is appropriate for any age from 8+ years. Cost is $200
and includes cost of supplies and two four hour classes. Call (781)
826-9575 for reservations. Classes will be held at Hanover Historical
Society, 514 Hanover Street. For more information, please contact
Hanover Historical Society Director Rachel Lovett at
Rachel.louise.lovett@gmail.com
.

For “Around Town on the Web”,
Cathy H-B


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