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Unplug & Create: Junk Journaling with Connie Moody and Stephani Barnes

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Need a break from the digital world? Join Connie and Stephani to explore junk journaling- a tactile, hands-on art form. Create a handmade book (often using recycled or repurposed materials) filled with layered papers, ephemera, collage, and mixed-media elements. No writing required- junk journals can be used to collect ideas, record nature or garden notes, document travels or holidays, explore poetry or prayer, or simply create for the joy of it. Your imagination sets the limits. This class will meet at the Gallery on Main classroom on Tuesday evenings May 5, 12, and 19 from 3:30 to 5pm.


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