Showing posts with label AS220. Show all posts
Showing posts with label AS220. Show all posts

Friday, August 9, 2013

FLOWERCLOUDS at FOO FEST this weekend!

The Rhode Island Mini Maker Faire will be within FOO FEST tomorrow on Empire Street in Providence. It begins at 1 PM and costs only $7 for SO MUCH FUN!!!

Tuesday, January 29, 2013


I'm teaching a one day laser- cut textiles class on February 2nd at AS220 and there are still some spots available. 



Saturday, August 11, 2012

Fest

I gave up and it felt so good.
The first half of the day has been comically disappointing, but I'm not going to let that prevent me from enjoying the second half. I highly recommend patronizing the party supply store in Olneyville Square, (the one between Kennedy Fried Chicken and Keystone Printing.) They were so kind to me today.

Tuesday, June 26, 2012

Laser- cut diner placemat doodles as prototypes for AS220's 
soon- to- arrive Shopbot!

Friday, April 27, 2012


A new studio to work in! This one is for animation and collaboration
Flameworked glass and lasercut textiles,
some glass bees, eyes, and beaks for birds





Saturday, January 7, 2012

Lasercut Textile Class

I'll be teaching another Laser-cut Textiles class at AS220 in Providence on January 21st and 22nd, from noon to 6 on both days! Sign up here, $90 for 12 hours, (just $7.50 an  hour!)


http://as220.org/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=23_142&products_id=823


Here's a post about the last class, with some photos!
I laser-cut and hand- sewed these plant forms, and lampworked the glass components.

Monday, December 12, 2011

Handmade Nation Screening and Peru FAB7 experience share

This Wednesday, December 14th from 7- 10 PM
at the AS220 Labs (on Martha Street next to the AS220 Printshop)


I'll be hosting a screening of Handmade Nation, Faythe Levine's documentary about contemporary DIY craft in the U.S. 
Locals also featured in this film are The Dirt Palace, and Deb Dormody of general awesomeness (If'n Books and Marks and Craftland.)

The movie is one hour long and will be preceded by a slideshow about FAB7, the fascinating international digital fabrication conference that took place this past August in Peru. The screening  will be followed by a conversation about the importance of DIY, and how Fab Labs are facilitating that all over the world! 

Snacks and drinks will be provided!

Thursday, November 3, 2011

Lasercut Textile Class at AS220


The weekend before Halloween I taught a class about lasercutting textiles at AS220's digital fabrication laboratory .
Every person in the class had attended RISD or taught at RISD, so we had quite a wealth of knowledge and experience. Everyone contributed so much!


Mary Beth Cryan tied lasercut tabs on a rayon blouse.



Katy Westcott lasercut bubble wand shapes and assembled jewelry with the pieces.


Erika Tazberik lasercut hand- drawn patterns in silk.
Katy Dika also lasercut beautiful patterns in fabric.
I made a sample to demonstrate thinking in three dimensions with two- dimensional components.



Matt Obert stopped in the lab and showed off a handmade Halloween costume. He spent days cutting his leaves with scissors!