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Craft & Mingle: Macramé Plant-hangers 1M23

Age Group: 
Adults

Come craft and mingle with other creative singles in Boston!

You'll learn the basic knotting techniques of macrame, while connecting with other local, single creatives.

No prior experience necessary; macrame is a great craft for beginners and experts can assist their fellow singles in learning the ropes!

Macrame not your thing?  Join in just to chat and connect.

Tuition covers all supplies and instruction.

21+

*This workshop is part of our series of three Summer craft workshops for singles.  See the others here: Craft & Mingle workshops.

*While alcoholic beverages won't be sold on-site, visit our neighbors at the Sam Adams Brewery or Turtle Swamp Brewing to enjoy a beverage!

I took this workshop because I wanted to learn a new skill.  I especially appreciated how much attention the instructor gave each student as we went along and having the materials provided to us.  I'd like to take another class with her and make another type of hanger with different knots, now that I've got the basics down!

 

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Verónica Ramírez Martell

Verónica  is a multidisciplinary artist, educator, and arts administrator fascinated by process improvement and focused on human connection. They are currently pursuing a Master’s in Library and Information at Simmons University to weave together their field experience with technical skills. Verónica served as Program Officer for Mass Cultural Council’s Community Initiative, supporting local cultural councils in Berkshire, Plymouth, and Worcester County through coaching, professional development, and capacity building. Prior to that, they worked as a Program Coordinator and taught within the Eliot School of Fine & Applied Arts’ School and Community Partnership program, bringing art education to public schools and community centers within the Greater Boston area. During all this time, Verónica continues to teach both children and adults in a variety of topics and crafts with a passion for encouraging enjoyment, confidence, and experimentation in students. Throughout their work, Verónica champions creativity, documentation, and transparency as a method for community capacity-building.

“I love bringing art to students because it provides a respite from purely academic work. It’s an opportunity for them to create something of their own, on their own terms, and decide for themselves what the outcome will be. Looking at a blank piece of paper or a block of wood and being able to spark a student’s imagination into what it could be and, even better, guiding them to the process of seeing that dream through, is wonderfully inspiring.”

Specialty: 
Woodworking, Photography, Fiber Arts, Visual Arts
Materials to bring to class:

All materials provided by instructor.