Fall 16'–Winter 17' catalog

THE ELIOT SCHOOLCLASSES IN CRAFTS amp FINE ARTS FOR ALL AGES

fall 2016winter 2017

Special Events

Free adm

ission unless otherwise noted

TALKS

Art Craft and Reform The Eliot School Manual Arts Training and the Arts and Crafts MovementThursday Oct 20 Reception 530pm Talk 6pmAt Massachusetts Historical Society 1154 Boylston St BostonA talk by Museum of Fine Arts curator Nonie Gadsden $10 admission

MakeSpeak Why Craft NowThursday Nov 10 630pmAt Massachusetts College of Art amp Design Tower Auditorium 621 Huntington Ave BostonSeven-minute talks by seven thinkers about craft Presented in collaboration with Commonwealth of Craft Reception follows

Judith Hoos Fox Coded CoutureThursday Mar 30 7ndash9pmAt Loring-Greenough House 12 South St Jamaica PlainNew approaches to personalized fashion rooted in coding In conjunction with the exhibition at Tufts University Art Gallery on view Jan 19ndashMay 21 2017 Part of Boston Design Week

HANDS-ON WORKSHOPS

Lantern MakingMid-October details eliotschoolorg

Create colorful lanterns from soda bottles and tissue paper ready to light with candles for Spontaneous Celebrationsrsquo annual Lantern Parade at the end of October Open house format All ages welcome

Holiday Ornaments for ChildrenSunday Dec 18 10amndash1230pm

Come with your children and make colorful ornaments together Open house format

SPECIAL EVENT

340th Birthday Yard PartyFriday July 29 6ndash8pmRain date Saturday July 30

A family-friendly evening of fun and celebration food cake and ice cream Make t-shirts and party hats Live music by The Funky Bubblers Bring your lawn chair picnic blanket and cash for activities and refreshments Sponsored by FōMūndashAlternative Ice Cream and Jamaica Plain Porchfest

EXHIBITIONS

Faculty ShowcaseJamaica Plain Open Studios Saturday amp Sunday Sept 17 amp 18 11amndash6pm

Eliot School faculty showcase at our schoolhouse indoors and out Demonstrations live music 200 additional artists throughout Jamaica Plain

Artists in ResidenceLemonade StandSaturday Sept 17 1ndash3pm In the Eliot School yardEliot School Artists in Residence Silvia Loacutepez Chavez and Elisa Hamilton present their interactive lemons-to-lemonade project at JP Open Studios after a summer of activities at four Boston housing developments A Creative City Grant Public Art Project funded by New England Foundation for the Arts

Faculty ExhibitionBeverly Arsem Thread TopologiesExhibition Oct 1ndash30Reception Thursday Oct 6 6ndash9pm Artistrsquos Talk Thursday Oct 27 7ndash9pmAt Uforge Gallery 767 Centre St Jamaica Plain

Historical ExhibitionThe Eliot School through HistoryWalk through 340 years of education and craft in words and images maps and portraits

June 6ndashJuly 15 Boston City HallndashNeighborhood Gallery 2nd floorMondayndashFriday 830amndash5pm

Aug 1ndash31North Bennet Street SchoolndashWindgate Gallery150 North St BostonMondayndashFriday 9amndash5pm

Sept 9ndash30 Two International Place Lobby Downtown BostonOpen daily 7amndash7pm

Oct 3ndash30 Innovation amp Design Building Makers Guild 2nd floor25 Drydock Ave Boston On Oct 5 please join us for a reception and exhibition of work by Eliot School Woodworking Open Shop students and Makers Guild members and mingle with the makers and our historian Emma ThomasPrivate Donor Reception 530ndash630pmPublic Reception 630ndash830pmPart of ArtWeek Boston and American Craft Week

Nov 1ndash30 Massachusetts Institute of Technology Dept of Materials Science amp Engineering77 Massachusetts Avenue Building 6 Cambridge Reception Tuesday Nov 15 530ndash7pm

Eliot School340th Anniversary EXHIBITION

1

Table of ContentsIn 2016 the Eliot School celebrates a remarkable milestonemdash340 years of continuous operation providing education and inspiration to adults and children in Boston and beyond Throughout the year we reflect on the schoolrsquos extensive history in parties talks and a traveling exhibition

The Eliot School inspires lifelong learning in craftsmanship and creativity for all Celebrating skills and imagination we bridge machine tools with handwork experimentation with tradition ldquoArt for allrdquo is central to our work We believe everyone deserves access to excellent art education and the opportunity to make things by hand

Our classes are small and welcoming Studentsmdashof all agesmdashcover a range from beginners to experienced artists and artisans

Our Partnership Program brings art and woodworking into Bostonrsquos public schools and community centers There our instructors turn classrooms cafeterias teachersrsquo lounges and community rooms into wood shops and art rooms This year 2000 students in Grades Kndash8 will experience the pleasures of making things by hand and will absorb math and literacy skills in the process

Our Scholarship Fund bridges our two programs allowing students from low-income households to take classes in our schoolhouse

We invite you to join us with hammer thimble camera or brush Satisfy your desire to create enjoy the pleasures of craftsmanshipmdashand support our work spreading ldquoart for allrdquo throughout Boston

A Schedule by Day can be found online

Children amp TeensWoodworking 2Tinkering 3Sewing amp Fiber Arts 4Visual Arts 4School amp Community Partnerships 6

AdultsWoodworking amp Furniture 7Home Repair 11 Upholstery amp Restoration 12Sewing Fashion amp Fiber Arts 13 Summer Intensives 18Book amp Paper Arts 19Drawing amp Painting 21Prints amp Photographs 23 Mixed Media amp Other Crafts 24

Design wwwacecreativebiz | Cover photograph Mark Morelli | Inside photographs Courtesy of Massachusetts Historical Society | Illustrations Matt Files

Where to find usThe Eliot School is located in the center of Jamaica Plain halfway between the Jamaicaway and the Soldiersrsquo Monument where Eliot South and Centre Streets meet

T Orange Line to Forest Hills stop walk or take Bus 39 or 48 to Eliot St

Bicycle Hubway station at the Soldiersrsquo Monument Eliot and Centre Streets

Carpool Download the app at wwwcarpoollife

Parking Plenty of on-street parking Free lighted lot on Thomas St behind Blanchardrsquos one block away

bull Schedule by daybull Register amp pay onlinebull Sign up for email

announcementsbull Policies on refunds

discounts etcbull Supply lists where to shop linksbull Faculty profilesbull Scholarship detailsbull Safety information and morehellip

MailingPO Box 300351 Boston MA 02130

Schoolhouse amp Registrar 24 Eliot Street Jamaica Plain MA

School Partnership Program amp Additional Administration891 Centre Street Jamaica Plain MA6175243313 phone | 6175248380 fax | infoeliotschoolorg

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Children amp Teens

WoodworkingEach woodworking class incorporates beginners and experienced students with new projects each session Small classes allow for individual attention As students gain experience they build familiarity with tools and materials Younger children start with hand tools and small projects Continuing students undertake more complex projects gaining appreciation for wood as a creative medium Teens advance to shop etiquette milling joinery layout and power tools Teens 17 and up may join our adult classes

All classes emphasize safety and the pleasure of making things and completing them to take home We provide materials for small projects for larger projects instructors will advise students to bring their own Some instructors allow parents to stay if they wish

Very Beginning Woodworking Ages 4ndash6 CC513

Limit 6 studentsSection 1 10 Tuesdays 230ndash330pm (Andrea Vilanova)1F Oct 11ndashDec 13 1W Jan 3ndashMar 14 (no class Feb 21) (snow day make-up Mar 21)

Section 2 10 Tuesdays 4ndash5pm (Andrea Vilanova)2F Oct 11ndashDec 132W Jan 3ndashMar 14 (no class Feb 21) (snow day make-up Mar 21)

Section 3 10 Thursdays 230ndash330pm (Andrea Vilanova)3F Oct 6ndashDec 15 (no class Nov 24) 3W Jan 12ndashMar 23 (no class Feb 23) (snow day make-up Mar 30)

Section 4 10 Thursdays 4ndash5pm (Andrea Vilanova)4F Oct 6ndashDec 15 (no class Nov 24) 4W Jan 12ndashMar 23 (no class Feb 23) (snow day make-up Mar 30)$141

Kidsrsquo Beginning Woodworking Ages 6ndash8 CC522

Limit 8 studentsSection 1 10 Tuesdays 4ndash515pm (TBA)1F Oct 11ndashDec 13 1W Jan 3ndashMar 14 (no class Feb 21) (snow day make-up Mar 21)

Section 2 10 Wednesdays 430ndash545pm (Tam Willey)2F Oct 5ndashDec 14 (no class Nov 23)2W Jan 4ndashMar 15 (no class Feb 22) (snow day make-up Mar 22)This class has a later start time to accommodate the BPS Extended Learning Time Initiative

Section 3 10 Thursdays 4ndash515pm (Tam Willey)3F Oct 6ndashDec 15 (no class Nov 24) 3W Jan 5ndashMar 16 (no class Feb 23) (snow day make-up Mar 23)$162

Kidsrsquo Woodworking Ages 9ndash12 CC414

Limit 8 studentsSection 1 10 Mondays 4ndash515pm (TBA)1F Oct 3ndashDec 12 (no class Oct 10)1W Jan 9ndashMar 20 (no class Mar 20) (snow day make-up Mar 27)$162

Section 2 10 Saturdays 1ndash3pm (Nancy King Susan Vannini)2F Oct 15ndashDec 172W Jan 7ndashMar 18 (no class Feb 25) (snow day make-up Mar 25)$256

Kidsrsquo Advanced Woodworking Ages 10ndash14 CC702

For students who have taken at least 3 woodworking classes and are ready for the next level Limit 8 studentsSection 1 10 Tuesdays 4ndash530pm (Nancy King)1F Oct 11ndashDec 13 1W Jan 3ndashMar 14 (no class Feb 21) (snow day make-up Mar 21)$193

Section 2 10 Saturdays 1ndash3pm (Annette Lippert)2F Oct 15ndashDec 172W Jan 7ndashMar 18 (no class Feb 25) (snow day make-up Mar 25)$246

TEENS TAKE NOTETeens 13 and up are

welcome in many adult classes

given instructorrsquos permission

Contact us for details Teens 17

and up may join all adult classesldquoMy son loves it He wants every

day to be woodworking dayrdquo

3schedule by day bull registration bull updates bull policies bull supplies bull links bull eliotschoolorg

Teen Woodworking I Ages 13ndash17 CC442

Two classes each term focus on wood turning with artisan Ken Lindgren Limit 8 studentsSection 1 8 Sundays 4ndash6pm (Dyllan Nguyen Andrea Vilanova)1F Oct 16ndashDec 4 1W Jan 15ndashMar 12 (no class Feb 19) (snow day make-up Mar 19)$236

Teen Woodworking II Ages 14ndash17 CC783

For students who have taken Teen Woodworking I and are ready for an advanced level By instructorrsquos permission only One session each term is a field trip outside of our wood shop Limit 8 studentsSection 2 8 Sundays 2ndash4pm (Dyllan Nguyen)2F Oct 30ndashDec 18 2W Jan 22ndashMar 19 (no class Feb 19) (snow day make-up Mar 26)$236

Tinkering

Tinkering amp Inventing l Ages 10ndash14 CC856

Develop problem-solving skills curiosity creativity and agency through making Incorporate some building some electricity and some unexpected materials A series of short projects builds essential skills followed by a group challenge and individual or small group projects Each term is different and students are encouraged to continue throughout the year Limit 8 studentsSection 1 10 Wednesdays 4ndash530pm (Dyllan Nguyen)1F Oct 5ndashDec 14 (no class Nov 23) 1W Jan 4ndashMar 15 (no class Feb 22) (snow day make-up Mar 22)$204

Tinkering amp Inventing II Ages 10ndash14 CC858

Now that yoursquove built up some skills work on designing more sophisticated projects Learn about junk robotics build things like a noisemaker an alarm for your cookie jar a box that lights up Learn about adapting other projects recycling parts and researching processes to suit your interests Prerequisite 2 sessions of Tinkering amp Inventing I or instructorrsquos permission Limit 8 studentsSection 1 10 Thursdays 4ndash530pm (Dyllan Nguyen)1F Oct 6ndashDec 15 (no class Nov 24)1W Jan 5ndashMar 16 (no class Feb 23) (snow day make-up Mar 23)$204

Children amp Teens

Celebrate with Us The Eliot School Turns 340The Eliot School celebrates its 340th birthday in 2016

In 1676 thirty-eight residents of Jamaica Plain donated corn to support a school John Eliot local farmer and missionary gave land to educate Africans Native Americans and ldquochildren from this end of townrdquo

In the late 19th century the school turned its focus to manual artsmdashwoodworking cooking and more training schoolteachers adults and children after school and helping to spread shop class throughout the nation

Today we are known for the quality of our classes the charm of our historic site and our extensive work bringing art and shop classes into Bostonrsquos public schools and neighborhoods

4

Children amp Teens

Sewing amp Fiber ArtsNewcomers and returning students mix hand and machine sewing Small classes allow for individual attention and we encourage students to share their skills Younger children start with pincushions and pillows Older children advance to aprons doll clothes and clothing We supply materials for the first meeting Then with the instructorrsquos advice bring your own fabric and sewing kit Stay for more than one term and make new projects each time

Kidsrsquo Beginning Sewing Ages 6ndash8 CC598

Limit 6 studentsSection 1 10 Mondays 4ndash515pm (Carol Price)1F Oct 3ndashDec 12 (no class Oct 10) 1W Jan 9ndashMar 20 (no class Feb 20) (snow day make-up Mar 27)

Section 2 10 Wednesdays 4ndash515pm (Carol Price)2F Oct 5ndashDec 14 (no class Nov 23) 2W Jan 4ndashMar 22 (no class Feb 22) (snow day make-up Mar 29)$163

Kidsrsquo Sewing Ages 9ndash12 CC112

Limit 8 studentsSection 1 10 Saturdays 1ndash3pm (Carol Price)1F Oct 8ndashDec 101W Jan 7ndashMar 18 (no class Feb 25) (snow day make-up Mar 25)$256

Young Fashion Designers Design amp Sew Ages 12ndash16 CC525

Take an existing pattern or piece of clothing and revise it to express your personal style Expect to complete a new pattern and a piece of clothing Two classes each term will introduce some basic fashion portfolio skills Prerequisite Kidsrsquo or Teen Sewing class or equivalent skills Limit 7 studentsSection 1 10 Saturdays 330ndash530pm (Carol Price Fifile Nguyen)1F Oct 8ndashDec 10 1W Jan 7ndashMar 18 (no class Feb 25) (snow day make-up Mar 25)$254

Visual Arts Drawing Painting amp MoreOur art classes emphasize the pleasure of making things and completing them to take home exploring a variety of media approaches and techniques Students develop skills imagination and confidence while having fun in a non-competitive environment Our classes encourage cooperation skill building and creative thinking

Classes combine artists of all levels with new and different projects each session Many children return for multiple semesters encountering new projects challenges and skills Small classes allow for individual attention Materials are provided unless otherwise noted

Tot Zone Ages 2ndash3 with adult CC600

Get messy and have fun with a variety of materials Limit 8 adultchild pairsSection 1 10 Wednesdays 10ndash11am (BJ Comerford)1F Oct 12ndashDec 14 1W Jan 4ndashMar 15 (no class Feb 22) (snow day make-up Mar 22)$149

Little Artist Big Artist Ages 3ndash5 with adult CC819

Parallel play Children and their adult companions work on their own versions of the same projects Limit 8 adultchild pairsSection 1 10 Wednesdays 4ndash5pm (BJ Comeford) 1F Oct 5ndashDec 14 (no class Nov 23) 1W Jan 4ndashMar 15 (no class Feb 22) (snow day make-up Mar 22)$149

ldquoThe teacher had a lot of patience with the kids and her calm demeanor was impressive My son was the youngest

the only boy and had no sewing experience prior to taking this

class He loved it and is signed up for the next sessionrdquo


Adventures in Art Ages 6ndash9 CC752

Limit 8 studentsSection 1 10 Mondays 4ndash515pm (TBA)1F Oct 3ndashDec 12 (no class Oct 10) 1W Jan 9ndashMar 20 (no class Feb 20) (snow day make-up Mar 27)$163

Section 2 10 Saturdays 1ndash3pm (Josh Cornillon) 2F Oct 8ndashDec 102W Jan 7ndashMar 18 (no class Feb 25) (snow day make-up Mar 25)$252

Drawing amp Painting Ages 9ndash12 CC356

Limit 8 studentsSection 1 10 Saturdays 330ndash530pm (TBA)1F Oct 8ndashDec 101W Jan 7ndashMar 18 (no class Feb 25) (snow day make-up Mar 25)$254

Comics I Ages 9ndash12 CC549

Make your own comic book Looking at anime and manga learn how to tell stories in visual form Create dynamic characters stories and visuals with a collaborative artist-writer teaching team Limit 8 studentsSection 1 10 Thursdays 4ndash530pm (Rob Stull Kate Carito)1F Oct 6ndashDec 15 (no class Nov 24)1W Jan 5ndashMar 16 (no class Feb 23) (snow day make-up Mar 23)

Section 2 10 Saturdays 1ndash230pm (Rachel Maguire Kate Carito)2F Oct 1ndashDec 10 (no class Oct 29)2W Jan 7ndashMar 18 (no class Feb 25) (snow day make-up Mar 25)$189

NEW Comics Il Ages 9ndash12 CC859

Build on the basics learned in Comics l Develop your characters and stories and refine your visuals with a collaborative artist-writer teaching team Prerequisite One session of Comics l or instructorrsquos permission Limit 8 studentsSection 1 10 Saturdays 1030amndash1200pm (Rachel Maguire Kate Carito)1F Oct 1ndashDec 10 (no class Oct 29) 1W Jan 7ndashMar 18 (no class Feb 25) (snow day make-up Mar 25)$189

Teen Comics Ages 13ndash17 CC706

For comic book artists ready to go to the next level Advance your skills in storytelling drawing lettering and inking Learn to master professional tools and techniques Throughout we will look closely at narrative and visual techniques in your favorite comics and graphic novel classics Limit 8 studentsSection 1 10 Saturdays 330ndash530pm (Josh Cornillon Kate Carito)1F Oct 8ndashDec 10 1W Jan 7ndashMar 18 (no class Feb 25) (snow day make-up Mar 25)$254

Children amp Teens

Artists in ResidenceLemonade Standby Elisa H Hamilton amp Silvia Loacutepez ChavezSaturday September 17In the Eliot School yard

How do you turn lemons into lemonade Eliot School Artists in Residence Elisa Hamilton and Silvia Loacutepez Chavez brought their participatory printmaking cart to four housing developments this summer in collaboration with our community partners

Join them at Jamaica Plain Open Studios for an interactive experience and printmaking demonstration that centers on how we turn challenges into positives every day Experience the joy of sharing beauty and creative thinkingmdashand some PurityOrganic lemonade

Follow the project atLemonadeStandBostonblogspotcomLemonadeBoston LemonsToLemonade

A Creative City Grant Public Art Project funded by New England Foundation for the Arts

ldquoThis program was beneficial because it gives kids a kinesthetic way of working and creating beautiful things Our students were able to employ concentration focus and patience to see their projects through to completion and when complete they were rewarded with something tangible that they had made themselves The confidence that this gave kids in their ability was great to seerdquo

ldquoThis is one of the best art classes Ive been in because there is a lot of creativityrdquo

ldquoI get to make anything with real toolsrdquoldquoI can be myself in artrdquo

Hands-on Learning for AllWe believe all children have the right to great art education Our School Partnership Program reaches children who may not receive art woodworking or tinkering classes anywhere else Our high-quality classes take place at many locations across Bostonmdashin public schools libraries and community centersOur programs ignite creativity enjoyment and the pride of accomplishment as children make objects and art by hand Our curriculum supports literacy and STEM and aligns with Common Core We serve a broad range of learners including English Language Learners students with behavioral challenges and students with disabilitiesThis year we are proud to teach 2000 students throughout the city from Kindergarten through Grade 8

ScholarshipsOur Scholarship Fund provides a bridge for children from our School Partnership Program to our schoolhouse Some 60 students from low-income households attend our Summer Program for Children and other classes during the school year free of charge

Quality TeachingGood teaching depends on skilled well-supported faculty Our Art Teachers Alliance improves skills shares resources and builds collegiality among art teachers from the Eliot School charter schools Boston Public Schools and community partners The alliance grows out of our Network E Arts Initiative (previously the Roslindale Arts Initiative) and is funded in part by EdVestors and Linde Family Foundation

We also collaborate with the Boston Public Schools Arts Office to provide professional development for BPS visual arts teachers The program brings together teachers from across the district for workshops classroom observations mutual mentorship and support

Current amp Recent PartnersBoston Public Schools Boston Collegiate Charter bull Boston Teachers Union bull Brooke Charter Roslindale bull Brooke Charter Mattapan bull Chittick Elementary bull Codman Academy bull Conley Elementary bull Davis Leadership Academy bull Grew Elementary bull Guild Elementary bull Henderson Inclusion Elementary bull Mattahunt Elementary bull McCormack Middle bull Mozart Elementary bull Murphy Kndash8 bull Neighborhood House Charter bull Philbrick Elementary bull Sumner Elementary bull UP Academy Charter bull Young Achievers

Other Schools amp Programs BCYF Perkins Community Center bull BCYF Roslindale Community Center bull Boston Explorers bull Boston Public Library bull Boy Scouts of AmericaBoston Minuteman Council bull Boys amp Girls Sumner bull British School of Boston bull Cambridge-Ellis School bull COMPASS School bull Franklin Hill Boys amp Girls Club bull Hyde Square Task Force bull Roxbury Tenants Association of Harvard bull South Street Youth Center

School amp Community PartnershipsSchool Partnership Program

6Find out more Select ldquoSchool Partnershipsrdquo on our website or contact Alison Croney acroneyeliotschoolorg

Adults


Adults

Woodworking amp FurnitureBasic Woodworking Box is the prerequisite for many of our woodworking classes Learn fundamentals as you work a given plan through to completion using hand and power tools Learn properties of wood and shop etiquette interpret a plan cut and mill stock and use basic joinery

Intermediate Woodworking classes reinforce basic skills and take you further Stool introduces an element of your own design Add the lathe band saw drill press and mortising machine to your repertoire and increase your comfort with table saw planer and jointer Mantel Clock offers more sophisticated use of the band saw mortise and tenon joints moldings made on the router table and a door with a veneered panel

Woodworking Open Shop follows an open format Students design and construct projects of their choice Expert instructors offer guidance on design construction and finishing based on individual needs Students often stay for multiple semesters enjoying the camaraderie of the shop and progressing to more ambitious projects over time

All classes stress safe effective use of tools

Basic Woodworking Box AC474

This class qualifies students for Woodworking Open Shop and other classes Complete attendance is required to fulfill this requirement See our withdrawal policies online Limit 8 studentsSection 1 6 sessions Mondays amp Wednesdays 630ndash930pm (Blake Johnson)1F Sept 12ndash281W Jan 4ndash23 (snow day make-up Jan 25)

Section 2 6 sessions Tuesdays amp Thursdays 630ndash930pm (Heather Dawson)2F Sept 13ndash29 2W Jan 3ndash19 (snow day make-up Jan 24)

Section 3 6 Wednesdays 9amndash12pm (Julio Fuentes)3F Sept 14ndashOct 193W Jan 4ndashFeb 8 (snow day make-up Feb 15)

Section 4 6 Saturdays 330ndash630pm (TBA)4F Sept 10ndashOct 22 (no class Sept 17)4W Jan 7ndashFeb 11 (snow day make-up Feb 18)$254

Pathway to Fine WoodworkingBuild your skills one step at a time

First establish basic skills

bull Basic Woodworking Box

bull Intermediate Woodworking classes Stool Beyond Basic Box Mantel Clock

Now master joinery and finishing

bull Hand Dovetail Joints

bull Mortise amp Tenon Joints

bull Finishing for Woodworkers

Get some design fundamentals

bull Basic Furniture Design

Add basic turning and carving

bull Wood Turning Bowls amp Beyond

bull Basic Woodcarving

Build your own projects

bull Woodworking Open Shop

offered in springsummer terms

ldquoI liked that we started with raw lumber and learned how to work with living wood The

teacher was good at showing us how to correct flaws in the wood

and how to achieve perfection in the final outcomerdquo

Adults

8

Woodworking Open Shop AC105

Projects must be a manageable size check first with instructors Prerequisite Basic Woodworking Limit 12 studentsSection 1 10 Mondays 12ndash3pm (Frank Pettorossi Julio Fuentes)1F Oct 3ndashDec 12 (no class Oct 10) 1W Jan 9ndashMar 13 (snow day make-up Mar 20)

Section 2 10 Mondays 630ndash930pm (Julio Fuentes Joe Stanewick Charlie Tardanico)2F Oct 3ndashDec 12 (no class Oct 10)2W Jan 30ndashApr 3 (snow day make-up Apr 10)

Section 3 10 Thursdays 630ndash930pm (Frank Pettorossi Jac VanLoon Howard Shrobe)3F Oct 6ndashDec 15 (no class Nov 24)3W Jan 26ndashMar 30 (snow day make-up Apr 6)

Section 4 10 Fridays 9amndash12pm (Frank Pettorossi Joe Stanewick Julio Fuentes)4F Sept 30ndashDec 16 (no class Nov 11 25)4W Jan 6ndashMar 10 (snow day make-up Mar 17)

Section 5 10 Saturdays 9amndash12pm (Frank Pettorossi Annette Lippert)5F Oct 15ndashDec 175W Jan 7ndashMar 11 (snow day make-up Mar 18)$380

Woodworking Open Shop Add-On AC105

Grab an extra hour early on Saturdays to give yourself a four-hour unbroken block of woodworking time Prerequisite Basic Woodworking Limit 12 studentsSection 5A 10 Saturdays 8amndash12pm (Frank Pettorossi Annette Lippert)5AF Oct 15ndashDec 175AW Jan 7ndashMar 11 (snow day make-up Mar 18)$129

Mid-Century Folding Table AC905

Create an elegant mid-century modern-style side table Start with rough boards and use a variety of joinery to build a functional piece of furniture that folds We will cover appropriate wood selection and construction methods including resawing lumber bookmatching cold bent laminations mortise and tenon joints and pivot hinges along with finishing methods Limit 6 studentsSection 1M MondayndashFriday Aug 22ndash26 9amndash2pm (Jesse Shaw)$300 Materials $30 payable in class

NEW Log to Box AC917

Split boards out of a white oak log with a hatchet then machine them into a beautiful box with splined miters and a raised panel top and bottom Resaw walnut to create a bookmatched top for a dramatic flair Learn safe splitting and axe use lumber estimation and how to cut a lid off an assembled box and create a perfect fit with an interior apron Prerequisite Basic Woodworking Limit 6 studentsSection 1 6 Wednesdays 1230ndash330pm (Blake Johnson)1F Oct 5ndashNov 9$230

Heirloom Wooden Sled AC900

Make a traditional steam-bent wooden toboggan large enough for two adults Mill and resaw rough green oak timbers use the router table and drill press to make walnut cleats steam bend the oak over a form and secure the cleats to the oak by hand-hammering copper rivets Learn various finishing techniques and take your completed sled home for finishing Registration closes Oct 1 Limit 8 studentsSection 1 6 Saturdays 330ndash8pm (Heather Dawson)1F Oct 29ndashDec 17 (no class Nov 26 Dec 3)$360 Materials $90 payable in class

Intermediate Woodworking ClassesTake your skills to the next level These classes move at a deliberate pace complete attendance is highly recommended Prerequisite Basic Woodworking or equivalent skills

Stool AC740

Add the lathe band saw drill press and hand mortise and tenon joints to your repertoire and increase your comfort with table saw planer and jointer Introduce an element of your own design as well Limit 8 studentsSection 1 6 Wednesdays 1230ndash330pm (Julio Fuentes)1W Jan 4ndashFeb 8 (snow day make-up Feb 15)$270

Mantel Clock AC858

Build an Arts and Craftsndashstyle mantle clock with mortise and tenon joinery and a veneered panel set in a glass door Limit 6 studentsSection 1 6 Thursdays 1230ndash330pm (Michael Gleason)1W Feb 16ndashMar 23 (snow day make-up Mar 30)$270

Adults


NEW Sliding Dovetail Toolbox AC918

Resaw a block of wood into five panels to form the sides and bottom of a box then use a router table to cut sliding dovetail joints and a groove to fit a floating bottom Outfit with a fancy handle and once glued this box will be a sturdy and stylish carryall for your tools gardening gear or art supplies Limit 8 studentsSection 1 6 Saturdays 330ndash630pm (Blake Johnson) 1W Feb 25ndashApr 1 (snow day make-up Apr 8)$230

Woodworking Workshops

Basic Tool Sharpening AW901

Learn to sharpen your own tools Start by preparing sharpening and honing a 1 chisel and a card scraper then move on to plane irons carving tools and more Limit 8 studentsSection 1F Saturday Sept 24 9amndash2pm (Dan Paret) Section 1W Sunday Feb 19 130ndash630pm (Dan Paret)$66 Materials $10 payable in class

Handmade Long Bow AW845

Make an American version of a traditional English long bow from a single piece of quarter-sawn ash with Dacron strings Start with a review of shop safety and operation of basic power tools wood selection and project layout Construct a bowstring makerrsquos jig and a custom bowstring then fit your final 68 bow Test-fire your bow at a certified archery range in Milton MA All levels welcome Limit 10 studentsSection 1F 2 Sundays Sept 25 amp Oct 2 9amndash230pm plus range date Oct 16 12ndash2pm (Julio Fuentes)$165 Materials $30 payable in class

Shaker Boxes AW476

The Shaker box is a paragon of American design elegant useful and thrifty with materials Bending wood with hot water and shaping it using molds templates hand drills and a utility knife make two nesting boxes of traditional Shaker design with pegged bottoms using no glue Limit 8 studentsSection 1F Sunday Oct 9 9amndash330pm (Judith Hanson)$120 Materials $30 payable in class

Wood Turning Bowls amp Beyond AW714

Co-sponsored by Eastern Mass Guild of Woodworkers

Use the lathe to make wooden bowls platters abstract sculptures and more Start with pieces of tree limbs and trunks make them round and take off from there Beginners learn basic lathe techniques Experienced students advance to the next level at their own pace Wood is provided in class advanced turners may bring their own No physical strength or previous woodworking experience required All levels welcome Limit 8 studentsSection 1 2 Sundays 9amndash3pm (Ken Lindgren)1F Oct 16 amp 231W Jan 8 amp 15 (snow day make-up Jan 22)

Section 2 2 Wednesdays 9amndash3pm (Ken Lindgren) 2F Nov 9 amp 16 2W Mar 22 amp 29 (snow day make-up Apr 5)$155 Materials $25 payable in class

Handmade Holiday Gifts Make a special gift for someone you love or step away from the seasonrsquos busy pace and make a beautiful object for yourself Some of these workshops run simultaneously so you will have the added benefit of gaining inspiration and ideas from students in other classes

Wood Turning Rolling Pins pg 10

Wooden Spoons pg 10

Wood Turning Weed Pots pg 10

Wooden Cheese Boards pg 10

Hand-Turned Ornaments pg 11

Silkscreened Holiday Cards pg 20

Celebration Accordion Books pg 20

Magic Books amp Paper Toys pg 20

Gift CertificatesGive a gift of creativity for birthdays anniversaries or holidays

Gift certificates are available in any amount and may be redeemed any time during the year

Adults

10

Wood Turning One-on-One AW819

Work one-on-one with a master turner Make a large bowl or another special projectmdashor simply advance your skills Contact us to make a schedule that works for you (Ken Lindgren)$65 per hour Wood is available for purchase in class

Wood Turning Rolling Pins AW875

Use a lathe to turn a fixed-handle rolling pin Beginners learn basic spindle turning and make rod-style pins Experienced students learn intermediate techniques turning tenoned mandrels two handles and a roller A variety of woods will be provided Students wishing to bring their own wood should consult with instructor in advance Limit 8 studentsSection 1M Saturday amp Sunday Aug 27 amp 28 9amndash5pm (Heather Dawson)Section 1W 4 Sundays Feb 19ndashMar 12 9amndash1pm (snow day make-up Mar 19) (Heather Dawson)$196Part of our Artisanrsquos Table series See pg 18

Wood Turning Serving Bowl AW910

Use the lathe to make a wooden serving bowl Wood is provided in class advanced turners may bring their own No physical strength or previous woodworking experience required Limit 8 studentsSection 6M Thursday Sept 1 9amndash1pm (Ken Lindgren)$80 Materials $15 payable in class Part of our Artisanrsquos Table series See pg 18

Wood Turning Weed Pots AW898

Use various turning techniques to make one or more decorative pots Weed pots are tiny vessels made to hold leaves grass or small-stemmed findings They canrsquot hold water so beauty can be found in the impermanence of the natural treasures you place in them A variety of wood species will be provided students may bring their own wood with instructorrsquos approval No prior turning experience necessary all levels welcome Limit 6 studentsSection 1F 2 Sundays Dec 11ndash18 10amndash1pm (Heather Dawson)$80 Materials $15 payable in class

Corzetti Stamps AW912

Corzetti stamps are beautiful turned and carved tools used to make traditional pasta of northwest Italy The stamps produce embossed patterns on dough that is not only decorative but also helps the pasta to hold its sauce Depending on experience level create one or more custom stamps Limit 8 studentsSection 2M Monday Aug 29 9amndash5pm (Annie Meyer)$120 Materials $15 payable in class Part of our Artisanrsquos Table series See pg 18

Wooden Spoons AW822

Cut carve and sand an elegant spoon Beginners make a basic version intermediate students may try more sculptural versions Use the band saw to establish a spoon blank then carve handle and bowl End with a nontoxic oil finish Limit 8 studentsSection 4M Tuesday amp Wednesday Aug 30 amp 31 9amndash2pm (Annie Meyer) Part of our Artisanrsquos Table series See pg 18Section 1F 2 Fridays Dec 2 amp 9 1230amndash530pm (Annie Meyer)Section 1W 2 Wednesdays Feb 22 amp Mar 1 930amndash230pm (snow day make-up Mar 8) (Annie Meyer)$130 Materials $10 payable in class

Cavarola Boards AW914

Cavarola boards have carved patterned surfaces on which pasta dough may be rolled before cutting When not in use these boards are striking objects that can be displayed in the kitchen Using hand tools carve your own with a custom pattern Limit 8 studentsSection 5M Tuesday amp Wednesday Aug 30ndash31 3ndash630pm (Dan Paret)$90 Materials $20 payable in classPart of our Artisanrsquos Table series See pg 18

Wooden Cheese Boards AW926

Design and make an elegant cheese board Cut shapes on the band saw then use files rasps and sandpaper to achieve the final form Use the router to create rounded edges After a final sanding finish with an oil and beeswax mixture Limit 8 studentsSection 7M Thursday Sept 1 2ndash6pm (Annie Meyer) Section 1F Sunday Dec 11 10amndash2pm (Annie Meyer)$70 Materials $20 payable in class

Part of our Artisanrsquos Table series See pg 18

Woodland Spoon Carving AW911

Make a spoon from pruned or fallen branches Split logs and carve a spoon blank with a carving axe Shape your spoon with carving knives and hollow out the bowl with hook knives Leave with a hand-carved spoon and the ability to craft a spoon out in the wilderness Limit 6 studentsSection 1F 2 Saturdays Oct 1 amp 8 9amndash3pm (Annie Meyer)$155 Materials $10 payable in class

Adults


Basic Woodcarving AW388


Learn basics of handheld carving including shaping detailing and whittling Understand basic approaches to full round and relief mode paving the way to create decorative elements for furniture and small sculptural objects Choose a small project to finish in the workshop or at home Limit 8 studentsSection 1 2 Sundays 930amndash130pm (Peter Thibeault)1F Oct 30 amp Nov 61W Jan 29 amp Feb 5 (snow day make-up Feb 12)$107 Materials $20 payable in class

Finishing for Woodworkers AW761


Learn the basics of fine finishing including wax and oil French polish and more See how different finishes alter the color of wood and how to finish both flat and joined surfaces Understand proper use of finishing solutions and materials including considerations involved in choosing nontoxic alternatives Bring a small object you have made (box stool) if you like Otherwise sample wood will be provided Limit 8 studentsSection 1F 3 Sundays Nov 13ndash27 9amndash11pm (Michael Gleason)$85

NEW Carved Wooden Box AW927

Using texture carving low-relief carving and incised carving create a decorative hinged-lid box Finish with milk paint (optional) Some basic carving experience is preferred Limit 8 students Section 1F 2 Fridays Dec 2 amp 9 1230ndash530pm (Dan Paret)$120 Materials $40 payable in class

Hand-Turned Ornaments AW477

Design shape then turn two lovely decorative ornaments on a mini lathe Color or finish with stain or paint No experience required all levels welcome Limit 8 studentsSection 1F Wednesday Dec 7 9amndash2pm (Julio Fuentes)Section 2F Friday Dec 16 1230ndash530pm (Julio Fuentes)$67 Materials $25 payable in class

NEW Carved Wooden Bowl AW933

Starting with a block of basswood rough shape your bowl with the band saw Then excavate refine and carve decorative details with a variety of hand carving tools Finish with food-safe oil milk paint or a combination of the two Limit 8 studentsSection 1W 2 Fridays Feb 17 amp 24 1ndash4pm (snow day make-up Mar 3) (Dan Paret)$80 Materials $40 payable in class

NEW Carved Numbers and Letters AW934

Carving letters is a good introduction to carving generallymdash you will learn to carve incised letters and numbers where the number or letter is below the surface of the carved board and relief letters and numbers where the ground is lowered to allow the letters and numbers to rise out of the wood Use a variety of tools and approaches Once you have the hang of it carve a board or plaque of your choice and designmdasha welcome board house number or something else entirely Limit 8 studentsSection 1W 2 Fridays Mar 10 amp 17 1ndash4pm (snow day make-up Mar 24) (Dan Paret)$80 Materials $40 payable in class

Home Repair

Basic Home Repairs AW859

Get ready to properly and easily make home repairs on your own Bring your individual needs as homeowner or renter and prepare yourself to patch holes and cracks create a pet door and fix a broken doorknob Learn how to identify which projects you can do yourself and which require a skilled tradesperson as well as how to find a good electrician plumber or handy helper Learn to equip yourself with a simple set of tools and shop for supplies Geared toward beginners Limit 8 studentsSection 1 6 Tuesdays 130ndash330pm (Julio Fuentes)1F Oct 4ndashNov 8 1W Jan 5ndashFeb 14 (snow day make-up Feb 21)$134 Materials $10 payable in class

Window Repair AW860

Co-sponsored by Boston Building Resources

Learn to repair wood windows inexpensively and make them more energy efficient without compromising your homersquos architectural style Through a demonstration on old Eliot School windows learn how to disassemble double-hung windows replace ropes and install weather-stripping Discuss methods to restore sashes and reinforce loose joints Limit 6 studentsSection 1M Saturday Sept 24 9amndash1pm (Steve Gentile)$55 Materials $25 payable in class (waived for members of Boston Building Resources)

Adults

12

Upholstery amp RestorationBasic Upholstery is a short structured class Take a simple wooden frame and go home with a fresh new footstool Learn webbing springing padding covering and machine stitching You purchase fabric after class begins we supply the rest

Upholstery and Furniture Finishing amp Restoration follow an open workshop format Work on your own furniture at your own pace and provide your own supplies with the instructorrsquos advice Instructors provide guidance based on individual student needs Students often stay for multiple semesters enjoying the camaraderie of the shop and progressing to more ambitious projects over time

In Upholstery learn the art and craft of fine upholstery stripping webbing spring tie-off covering cushions machine sewing and some repairs

In Furniture Finishing amp Restoration learn to strip prepare surfaces and apply stains and final touches Repair and reinforcement are addressed as needed

Gilding and Caning are offered once each year gilding in fall caning in spring

All classes emphasize safe effective use of tools All levels welcome

Basic Upholstery AC607

Limit 8 studentsSection 1 6 Wednesdays 630ndash930pm (Kathleen Gaskin-Holland)1F Oct 26ndashDec 7 (no class Nov 23) 1W Feb 1ndashMar 8 (snow day make-up Mar 15)$308 Includes materials except for fabric

Upholstery AC116

Bring your piece to the first class Start with a dining chair or ottoman large chairs take more than one semester Storage is limited No love seats chaise lounges sofasSection 1 10 Mondays 9amndash12pm Limit 8 students (Kathleen Gaskin-Holland)1F Sept 26ndashDec 12 (no class Oct 10)

1W Jan 9ndashMar 13 (snow day make-up Mar 20)Section 2 10 Tuesdays 630ndash930pm Limit 12 students (Paul DeVito Jr John DeVito)

2F Oct 4ndashDec 6 2W Jan 31ndashApr 4 (snow day make-up Apr 11)

Section 3 10 Wednesdays 630ndash930pm Limit 12 students (Paul DeVito Jr John DeVito)3F Oct 5ndashDec 14 (no class Nov 23)3W Feb 1ndashApr 5 (snow day make-up Apr 12)

Section 4 10 Thursdays 10amndash1pm Limit 8 students (Kathleen Gaskin-Holland)4F Oct 6ndashDec 15 (no class Nov 24)4W Jan 5ndashMar 9 (snow day make-up Mar 16)

Section 5 10 Fridays 630ndash930pm Limit 12 students (Paul DeVito Jr John DeVito)5F Sept 30ndashDec 16 (no class Nov 11 25) 5W Jan 6ndashMar 10 (snow day make-up Mar 17)$368

Slipcovers AC741

Make a removable slipcover Cut fabric precisely stitch welting and attach borders and skirting Add cushions if time permits You must bring your piece back and forth to class due to limited storage please choose a small piece of furniture that is easy to transport up and down stairs Limit 5 studentsSection 1 6 Fridays 1230ndash330pm (Kathleen Gaskin-Holland)1F Oct 7ndashNov 18 (no class Nov 11)1W Feb 17ndashMar 24 (snow day make-up Mar 31)$254 Includes materials except for fabric

Furniture Finishing amp Restoration AC110


Bring your piece to the first class Storage is limited no sofas or large dressers Limit 12 studentsSection 1 10 Tuesdays 630ndash930pm (Michael Gleason)1F Oct 11ndashDec 131W Jan 3ndashMar 7 (snow day make-up Mar 14) $368

Gilding amp Frame Restoration AC160


Restore antique gilded picture and mirror frames with genuine gold leaf using traditional water and oil gilding methods Learn to make gilderrsquos gesso and bole create molds to replace missing ornaments repair damaged gesso and tone gold leaf repairs Bring an object to restore All levels welcome Offered in fall term only Limit 12 studentsSection 1 12 Mondays 7ndash930pm (Nancy Dick-Atkinson)1F Sept 19ndashDec 12 (no class Oct 10)$303 Materials $15 payable in class (does not include tools or gold leaf)

Adults

13

Sewing Fashion amp Fiber ArtsBasic Sewing and Basic Knitting are prerequisites for intermediate and open workshop classes Learn fundamentals as you work given plans through to completion

Intermediate classes follow an open format Students design and make projects of their choice while instructors offer guidance based on individual needs We provide sewing machines but we have no sewing storage for students prepare to transport your projects home after each class Please no large drapes

Each of our teachers has a different personality and different approach As you get to know us find the teachers who suit you best Feel free to take any class more than once increasing your skills and progressing to more ambitious projects each time

Basic Sewing AC535

Learn to use a sewing machine choose and cut patterns and use basic sewing terms methods and tools Complete a pillow apron or simple drawstring pants Completion qualifies students for intermediate classes Section 3 is bilingual in EnglishSpanish Limit 6 studentsSection 1 6 Mondays 630ndash9pm1F Sept 26ndashNov 7 (no class Oct 10) (TBA)1W Jan 9ndashFeb 13 (snow day make-up Feb 20) (TBA)

Section 2 6 Wednesdays 930amndash12pm (Carol Price)2F1 Sept 21ndashOct 26 2F2 Nov 2ndashDec 14 (no class Nov 23)2W Jan 4ndashFeb 8 (snow day make-up Feb 15)

Section 3 (Bilingual EnglishEspantildeol) 6 Thursdays 10amndash1230pm (Dora Cruz)3F Sept 29ndashNov 3 3W Jan 5ndashFeb 9 (snow day make-up Feb 16)

Section 4 6 Thursdays 630ndash9pm (Carol Price)4F Sept 22ndashOct 27 4W Jan 5ndashFeb 9 (snow day make-up Feb 16)$194

NEW Clothing Projects AC919

Learn fundamentals of garment construction Sewing a garment of your choice measure cut fabric use interfacing and stabilizers choose seam finishes and employ other essential sewing skills Work with a commercial pattern appropriate for your skill level and leave with a finished garment Students who take Beginning Clothing Design in the fall may continue with this class Students are welcome to take this class more than once Prerequisite Basic Sewing Limit 6 studentsSection 1 8 Mondays 930ndash1130am (Taylor McVay)1W Jan 9ndashFeb 27 (snow day make-up Mar 6)$194

schedule by day bull registration bull updates bull policies bull supplies bull links bull eliotschoolorg

Fashion RoadmapSerious about fashion Itrsquos a field that requires surprising technical skills Take one step at a time

First establish basic sewing skills

bull Basic Sewing

bull Intermediate Sewing Beyond Basics

bull Clothing Projects

Try some design

bull Beginning Clothing Design

bull Design for Artisans

Get comfortable with patterns

bull Pattern Alterations

bull Pattern Making

bull Pattern Making ll

Finally get serious

bull IntermediateAdvanced Clothing Construction


ldquoThe instructor was excellent She was very patient and

informative She has an in-depth knowledge of fabrics and

clothing designrdquo

Adults

14

Intermediate Sewing Beyond Basics AC716

Adjust a pattern for your size choose and cut fabric expertly Go beyond basics with zippers and more Get started with a garment of your choice Prerequisite Basic Sewing or equivalent skills Limit 6 studentsSection 2 8 Thursdays 630ndash9pm (TBA)2W Feb 23ndashApr 13 (snow day make-up Apr 20)$248

Beginning Clothing Design AC497

An introduction to clothing design including sketching basic pattern drafting and clothing construction techniques Using a given base pattern alter its design to suit your tastes Fit and prototype using a muslin choosing appropriate fabric and incorporating design details both aesthetic and functional Finish by sewing a simple unique garment Prerequisite Basic Sewing and some experience sewing from patterns Limit 6 studentsSection 1 10 Wednesdays 630ndash830pm (Taylor McVay)1F Oct 5ndashDec 14 (no class Nov 23)$259

Pattern Alterations AC825

Learn to recognize understand and alter two or three basic pattern types Start with a bodice or vest then a skirt (or other garment) Create miniature quarter-scale patterns on paper and sew corresponding muslins Finally create and take home one life-size pattern and muslin Prepare to bring it to Clothing Construction or Intermediate Sewingmdashor you may sew your actual garment at home Prerequisite Intermediate Sewing or equivalent skills experience sewing garments with patterns Limit 6 studentsSection 1 8 Tuesdays 630ndash9pm (Fifile Nguyen)1F Oct 4ndashNov 22 $249

Pattern Making AC789

Learn basic pattern making starting with how to measure the human form Build a custom-fit basic sloper the basis of all patterns following the figurersquos natural lines and dimensions Learn how to alter your sloper to create unique patterns and explore basic techniques for grading (adjusting for size) This class requires patience with math you will start to develop some technical skills Please be aware you will go home from this class with a pattern and new skills but not a fully finished piece of clothing To complete your garment proceed to Clothing Projects or IntermediateAdvanced Clothing Construction Prerequisite Intermediate Sewing or equivalent skills Limit 6 studentsSection 1 8 Tuesdays 630ndash9pm (Natalie LaChall)1W Jan 3ndashFeb 21 (snow day make-up Feb 28)$251

IntermediateAdvanced Clothing Construction AC865

Bring a pattern such as your altered pattern from Pattern Alterations or Pattern Making and construct your garment in class Determine which fabric and closures are best for your plans troubleshoot surprise sewing issues and acquire high-end sewing habits even some couture techniques Go home with a finished piece of fashion that fits you well Prerequisites Intermediate Sewing or Clothing Projects plus Pattern Alterations Pattern Making or equivalent experience Limit 6 studentsSection 1 8 Tuesdays 630ndash9pm (Natalie LaChall)1W Mar 7ndashApr 25 (snow day make-up May 2)$247

Millinery Intensive Straw Hats AC880

Create one or more straw hats using your choice of straw braid straw cloth or straw bodies Learn patterning design for straw fitting sewing of straw and finishing techniques Materials will be available for purchase in class costs depend on the quantity and style of hats madeSection 1M Monday Tuesday Thursday amp Friday (no class Wednesday) Aug 1ndash5 10amndash5pm (Denise Wallace-Spriggs)$408 Materials $30 and up payable in class depending on style amp quantity made

Felted Dress or Tunic AC906

Create a one-of-a-kind wearable art dress or tunic with few or no sewing skills Learn to measure and make a pattern and to fearlessly dye fabric Understand what constitutes a ldquofinished feltrdquo and how this process can be applied to other projects Wersquoll discuss finishing touches and embellishments Open to all levels but some prior felting experience is recommended This class requires a lot of standing bending and upper body strength Dress to get wet Limit 8 studentsSection 1M WednesdayndashSunday Aug 3ndash7 9amndash4pm (Barbara Poole)$460 Materials $40 payable in class additional materials available for purchase

Design amp Sew Custom Bags AC929

Create a custom fabric handbag or shoulder bag Choose a basic form such as clutch messenger or tote and modify it to suit your style Address issues of functionality fabric selection and structure Learn how to work with stabilizers straps and closures Learn which tools are used in bag making and how to incorporate elements like boldly patterned fabrics and alternative materials and embellishments like piping Leave with a completed bag Basic Sewing or similar experience required Limit 6 studentsSection 1M MondayndashThursday Aug 8ndash11 10amndash4pm (Taylor McVay)$290 Materials $15 and up payable in class depending on style amp quantity made

Adults


NEW Draping Non-Traditional Forms AC920

Combine fashion techniques with a creative approach to the urban environment to create soft sculpture or wearable art Using fabric pins and thread make molds of forms found in the neighborhood around the Eliot School Workshop your designs in class and adapt traditional clothes-making methods in the service of conceptual art Prerequisites Familiarity with draping and sewing machines is preferred but not required Limit 6 studentsSection 1 8 Tuesdays 12ndash3pm (Dave Bermingham)1F Oct 4ndashNov 22$270

Re-Styled Fashion AC849

Refresh and revise your wardrobe Bring an item of clothing that you want to re-style add to alter or embellish Learn to make these changes using quick and easy yet professional pattern making and sewing techniques Custom tailor a vintage dress change a collar add buttons or pockets hem sleeves and more Prerequisite Basic Sewing or equivalent skills Limit 6 studentsSection 1 5 Mondays 630ndash930pm (Natalie LaChall)1F Nov 14ndashDec 12$150

NEW Garments for Gender Performance AC921

Create clothing for performance involving drag or gender bending Learn to alter patterns to achieve the best fit for your body and the impression you want to make and how to choose fabric and embellishments for the best impact in the spotlightmdashor for everyday wear Take this class for multiple sessions and develop a wardrobe with the instructorrsquos guidance Prerequisite Basic Sewing or equivalent experience Limit 6 studentsSection 1 8 Tuesdays 12ndash3pm (Dave Bermingham)1W Jan 3ndashFeb 21 (snow day make-up Feb 28)$270

NEW The Button-Up Shirt AC922

Make a long sleeve button-up shirt The style is up to you a classic Oxford cozy flannel shirt dressy blouse or chambray work shirt Learn to customize fit select fabric and finish your garment Achieve perfect patch pockets crisp collars cuffs and buttonholes Prerequisites Basic Sewing or equivalent experience and experience working with a pattern Limit 6 studentsSection 1 8 Wednesdays 630ndash830pm (Taylor McVay)1W Jan 4ndashFeb 22 (snow day make-up Mar 1)$247

NEW Sew Your Own Coat AW923

Using a purchased pattern make your own fall or winter coat Learn how to construct fit and line your coat along with other tailoring techniques Prerequisite Basic Sewing Limit 6 studentsSection 1 8 Sundays 6ndash830pm (Natalie LaChall) 1F Oct 2ndashNov 20$250

NEW Slow Stitch Quilting by Hand AC924

Create a small wall quilt completely by hand Disconnect from the tech-filled world gather together to honor traditional craftsmanship and make something that looks freshly modern without the use of machines Learn basic piecing appliqueacute basting quilting and binding with mitered corners using basic hand stitches running back ladder and whip stitch as well as ldquobig stitchrdquo quilting Expect to complete the majority of the quilt in class but you may need to do some stitching outside of class depending on your personal pace Limit 6 studentsSection 1 5 Thursdays 6ndash9pm (Kate Herron)1F Nov 3ndashDec 8 (no class Nov 24)$220 Materials $12 payable in class

Contemporary Art Quilts AC821

Design and make a small contemporary art quilt using fabric scraps and larger pieces Learn basic quilting techniques and more touching on surface elements and dimensionality Finish with new ideas techniques and inspiration to continue your own work All levels new and returning students welcome Limit 6 studentsSection 1 6 Fridays 1ndash4pm (Beverly Arsem Brenda Jones) 1F Oct 7ndashNov 41W Jan 13ndashFeb 17 (snow day make-up Feb 24)$227

Slipcovers AC741

See pg 12

ldquoIrsquom very glad you are expanding the fiberssewing programrdquo

Adults

16

Shibori Techniques with Procion Dyes AC907

Create intricate patterns and layer coloring using many different shibori resist techniques We will use powdered MX reactive dyes combined with salt soda ash and water to create permanent color on cotton and silk cloths and scarves Create various projects like scarves and tablecloths for the last two days Dyeing is a fantastic way to transform any cotton or silk cloth so you may bring in cloths of your own to experiment with as well Limit 8 studentsSection 1M TuesdayndashFriday Aug 9ndash12 10amndash4pm (Kristina Goransson)$336 Materials $40 payable in class

Surface Design Intensive AC909

Create patterning and imagery by combining embroidery and needle arts stamping printing and rubbing techniques weaving on surfaces alternative photo processes and more Each day will be devoted to a different process with completion of a personal project on the final day Demonstrations critical discussion and slide shows featuring the work of contemporary artists will be interspersed with hands-on time Limit 12 studentsSection 1M MondayndashThursday Aug 22ndash25 10amndash430pm (Joetta Maue)$310

Beautiful DesignYoursquore learning skillsmdashhow to join wood finesse a seam bind a book Now increase the beauty and sophistication of your work What creates balance imbalance pleasure fascination depth Join master craftspeople as they reflect on what they make and how the act of making shapes our way in the world

MakeSpeak Why Craft NowThursday Nov 10 630pmAt Massachusetts College of Art amp Design Tower Auditorium 621 Huntington Ave Boston

Seven-minute talks by seven thinkers about craft Presented in collaboration with Commonwealth of Craft Reception followsAdmission free Preregistration recommended

Design for Artisans 3-D Form and Design AW936

An introduction to designing for three-dimensional form and space applicable to aspects of woodworking industrial design sculpture ceramics or any 3-D medium Examine the unique properties of working with depth using both addition and subtraction of matter Using various materials explore the unique properties of shape volume mass and space involved in 3-D forms All levels welcome Limit 12 studentsSection 1F 2 Sundays Nov 13 amp 20 10amndash4pm (Marilyn Mase)$165

CURATORrsquoS TALK Judith Hoos Fox Coded CoutureThursday Mar 30 7ndash9pmAt Loring-Greenough House 12 South St Jamaica Plain

New approaches to personalized fashion rooted in coding In conjunction with the exhibition at Tufts University Art Gallery on view Jan 19ndashMay 21 2017Admission free Preregistration recommended

ldquoYour teachers are great constantly learning new tricksrdquo

Adults


NEW Textile Printing amp Sewing AC884

Create custom-designed fabric using a variety of textile printing processes including block printing Shibori techniques and immersion dyeing Then use your yardage to create an item of your choice like a pillow quilt squares an item of clothing or a set of table linens to use during our Pasta Making workshop and shared meal at the end of the week (see pg 24) Prerequisite Basic sewing skills required but no prior dyeing or printing experience needed Limit 8 studentsSection 1M MondayndashThursday Aug 29ndashSept 1 10amndash4pm (Natalie LaChall)$290 Materials $20 payable in class

NEW Tapestry amp Frame Weaving AC908

Use traditional and non-traditional materials on simple frame looms employing tapestry techniques along with balanced weaves such as twills Lessons will include sumac knotting lace effects color blending and more Work in large formats or create a series of small works Throughout the week wersquoll look at the work of traditional and contemporary fiber artists Some prior experience with weaving or other fiber arts techniques is preferred but not required Limit 8 studentsSection 1M MondayndashThursday Aug 15ndash18 10amndash4pm (Kelly Knight)$290 Materials $15 payable in class

Basic Knitting AC538

Learn to cast on and off choose needles and yarns knit and purl stitches and read a pattern Complete at least one project a wallet or a multicolored hat Limit 8 studentsSection 1 6 Sundays 9ndash11am (Diane Ivey) 1F1 Sept 11ndashOct 23 (no class Sept 18)1F2 Nov 6ndashDec 11 1W Jan 8ndashFeb 12 (snow day make-up Feb 19)$159

NEW Beginning Crochet AC925

Learn crochet basics including pattern reading foundation chain single half double and double crochet crocheting in the round seaming comfort and coordination with hooks Create a sequence of squares that can be stitched together to form a scarf or blanket Beginners are welcome as well as those seeking a refresher Limit 8 studentsSection 1 8 Mondays 930amndash12pm (Amy Novins) 1F Oct 3ndashNov 28 (no class Oct 10)$220

Fiber Arts Workshops

Serger Tutorial AW845

A serger cuts sews and binds up seams all at oncemdashand fast too Itrsquos especially great for sewing rolled hems to protect seams and create decorative embellishments This one-on-one introduction will get you started Contact us to make a schedule that works for you (Deborah West)$50 per hour

Gathered Skirt AW902

Design a basic gathered skirt with an easy fit then create and embellish it adding color blocking pockets buttons sequins and more Learn simple sewing skills and best practices along the way This is a great class for beginners who want to cut right to simple clothing design All levels welcome Limit 8 studentsSection 1F Sunday Oct 2 1ndash5pm (Fifile Nguyen)$54

NEW Clone Your Clothes AW928

Create a sewing pattern from an existing garment and clone a garment you love Learn how to properly trace your garment to create a pattern and how to measure critical points on each garment for precise duplication Understand the importance of grainline pattern symbols and seam allowances when creating a pattern Prerequisites Basic Sewing or equivalent experience and experience working with patterns Limit 8 studentsSection 1 4 Tuesdays 930ndash1130am (Alexis Agbay)1W Jan 10ndash31 (snow day make-up Feb 7)$90

Drop Spindle Spinning AW920

Drop spindle spinning is a meditative relaxing way to turn wool into your own handmade yarn Spin your own yarn using a ldquotop whirlrdquo drop spindle Understand the differences between various fibers and gain an introduction to the history of spinning along the way Limit 6 studentsSection 1F Sunday Sept 25 1130amndash2pm (Diane Ivey)$31

Fair Isle Mittens AW875

Fair Isle is a traditional technique with stitches knit alternately in multiple colors and unused colors stranded across the back of the work Begin a pair of mittens and gain the skills to complete them at home Prerequisite Intermediate Knitting or equivalent experience you must know knit and purl stitches cast on and bind off and how to work with double-pointed needles Limit 8 studentsSection 1F 2 Sundays Oct 9 amp 16 1230amndash230pm (Diane Ivey)$52

18

Adults

Nuno Felted Scarf AW610

Nuno felting bonds wool into sheer fabric such as silk gauze or cheesecloth allowing for elegant decorative contrasts in texture and weight Design and create a stunning scarf using this method and leave knowing how to create flat felted scarves at home using readily available tools Dress to get messy and wet Limit 8 studentsSection 1F Sunday Nov 27 3ndash7pm (Kristina Goransson)Section 1W Sunday Jan 29 230ndash630pm (Kristina Goransson)$62 Materials $10 payable in class

NEW Needlefelting Small Objects AW929

Needlefelting or dry felting employs a special barbed needle tangling and compacting fibers together to create three-dimensional forms Working with an artist who combines tradition and innovation use both additive and subtractive techniques to sculpt a small everyday object from colored fleece Limit 8 studentsSection 1W Sunday Jan 8 9amndash1pm (Jodi Colella)$45 Materials $20 payable in class

NEW Sculptural Crochet AW930

Create organic bendable sculpture and motifs with simple crochet and wire techniques Mix materials scale and stitches and learn how to build structures that can stand on their own or work as buildable units for objects and installations Prerequisite Must know single and double crochet Limit 8 studentsSection 1W Sunday Feb 26 10amndash2pm (Jodi Colella)$45 Materials $20 payable in class

Steeking AW876

Steeking lets you knit a garment in the round without interruption for openings or sleeves until the end Then a straight line is cut for each opening or extra piece with the steek as a bridge of extra stitches Learn why cutting your knitting can improve your garments and how to achieve the perfect cut for a professional finish Bring to class 3 swatches of 6 x 6 stockinette stitch Prerequisites Basic Knitting or equivalent experience and experience knitting sweaters Limit 8 studentsSection 1W Sunday Feb 12 1130amndash130pm (snow day make-up Feb 19) (Diane Ivey)$31

NEW Buttonhole Stitch Rules AW931

This deceptively simple embroidery is not just for edging your blankets or handkerchiefs Contemporary fiber artists have been bringing it to new levels of surface design color texture and form Start with sampling many of the stitch variations with different thread weights and design scales Next experiment with wire and other alternative materials to create 3-D structures All levels welcome Limit 8 studentsSection 1W Sunday Mar 19 10amndash2pm (Jodi Colella)$45 Materials $15 payable in class

Summer Intensives

Woodworking Upholstery Printmaking Fiber ArtsImmerse yourself in craftsmanship and creativity Set aside a summer week in our air-conditioned schoolhouse

Mid-Century Folding Table pg 8

Millinery Intensive Straw Hats pg 14

Felted Dress or Tunic pg 14

Design amp Sew Custom Bags pg 14

Shibori Techniques with Procion Dyes pg 16

Surface Design Intensive pg 16

Tapestry amp Frame Weaving pg 17

Textile Printing amp Sewing pg 17

Japanese Woodblock Prints pg 23

The Artisanrsquos TableTurn and carve tools to create handmade pasta and tableware and utensils with which to serve it Join together at weekrsquos end to share a meal and reflections on food with The Food Project Sign up for one or more workshops


Corzetti Stamps pg 10

Wooden Spoons pg 10

Cavarola Boards pg 10

Wood Turning Serving Bowl pg 10



Pasta Making pg 24

Adults


Hand Appliqueacute AW764

Appliqueacute a process of cutting layering and sewing cloth to create pictures can serve as an illustrative device a form of collage or even a pathway to three dimensions Learn basic techniques to create appliqueacuted images and forms then begin to explore how to go further take risks and court the unexpected Limit 8 studentsSection 1F Sunday Oct 30 10amndash2pm (Joetta Maue)$55

Autobiographical Stitches Image Text Embroidery AW873

Combine text images and embroidery gleaning from your own life and environment to create a one-of-a-kind work of art Explore the processes and challenges of making personal art looking at contemporary fiber artists who work autobiographically Through process-based writing exercises develop your own stories and language and explore creative uses of journal writing and documentation of daily life Then use traditional stitches and embroidery basics to compose and begin your work Bring found inherited or vintage fabrics plus any personal writing letters or other text you may wish to use Limit 8 studentsSection 1W 2 Sundays Dec 4 amp 11 1230ndash430pm (Joetta Maue)$105

Drawing with Thread AW936

Use basic embroidery techniques combined with traditional drawing techniques like contour gesture and hatching to create drawings with thread Learn how to transfer an image to fabric and how to select the right materials for your project Limit 8 studentsSection 1W 2 Sundays Jan 29 amp Feb 5 10amndash2pm (Joetta Maue)$123

NEW Basic Embroidery AW932

Learn about the history and use of spot samplers and then make your own as you practice basic stitches including seed running back stem split chain lazy daisy cross satin and french knots Explore different techniques for transferring designs and securing threads on the back of your work Limit 8 studentsSection 1W Saturday Feb 25 10ndash2pm (Kate Herron)$52

Advanced Stitches AW890

Expand your embroidery repertoire by learning more advanced and layered stitches Explore uses of decorative and imaginative stitches Prerequisite Basic understanding of embroidery familiarity with basic stitches such as cross chain split stem and back Limit 8 studentsSection 1W Sunday Mar 5 10amndash4pm (Joetta Maue)$78

Silkscreen in Your Kitchen Sink AW799

Silkscreening seems daunting but you can actually do it using your kitchen sink and a closet That gives you the power to print colorful multiples on fabric or paper Prepare a screen transfer images using a photo emulsion process and make your first prints just the way you will do it later at home Limit 6 studentsSection 1F Saturday amp Sunday Oct 1 amp 2 9amndash1pm (Sarah Coyne)Section 2W Saturday amp Sunday Feb 25 amp 26130ndash530pm (Sarah Coyne)$126 Materials $20 payable in class

Silkscreened Holiday Cards AW904

See pg 20

Book amp Paper Arts

Wild Journals AW878

Transform plain store-bought hardbound sketchbooks into gorgeously rich densely colored printed cut and folded journals using printmaking collage and paper-art techniques These dramatic works of art can incorporate text collage found objects windows flaps and surface design The skills you learn can also be used in any form of handmade book Take the whole series of workshops or pick and choose Limit 8 students

Getting Started Color amp PaintSection 1F Thursday Oct 6 9amndash12pm (Susan Porter)

Cut-outs Pop-ups amp ExtensionsSection 2F Thursday Oct 13 9amndash12pm (Susan Porter)

Stamps Stencils amp Simple PrintmakingSection 3F Thursday Oct 20 9amndash12pm (Susan Porter)

Layers Pockets Windows amp TagsSection 4F Thursday Oct 27 9amndash12pm (Susan Porter)

Collaged Covers amp PagesSection 5F Thursday Nov 3 9amndash12pm (Susan Porter)

Story Text amp NarrativeSection 6F Thursday Nov 10 9amndash12pm (Susan Porter)$41 per session $200 for the 6-part series

Coptic Binding AW623

With Coptic binding sections of paper are sewn through their folds and attached with stitches across the spine without any glue Make a blank book using this ancient elegant technique and cover it with either cloth or decorative paper Limit 8 studentsSection 1F 3 Tuesdays Nov 29ndashDec 13 10amndash1pm (Annie Silverman)$110 Materials $20 payable in class

Adults

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Celebration Accordion Books AW922

Using an accordion book form make a festive book full of surprises packing it full of words letters tiny booklets pockets windows beads and a range of other materials to give meaning to your celebratory wishes Develop a concept decide on your palette choose a theme or occasion then dive into a wealth of ingredients to build your book Leave with a dramatic one-of-a-kind gift or meaningful object to keep for yourself Limit 8 students Section 1F Sunday Dec 11 10amndash4pm (Susan Porter)$113

Magic Books amp Paper Toys AW911

Using innovative forms from Esther Smith of Purgatory Pie Press make paper objects like the Swiss Cross Flexagon the Snake or Tumble book the Rolling Ball book Jacobrsquos Ladder Flexagon and more Part book part toy these objects make great gifts invitations or cards Limit 8 studentsSection 1F Saturday Dec 17 10amndash4pm (Annie Silverman)$113 Materials $10 payable in class

Pop-Up Travel Journal AW895

Incorporate photos tickets labels and other ephemera from your travels to create a pop-up book The book begins as a simple square but opens into a dramatic multifaceted container that includes pockets windows pop-outs and other paper forms A variety of media and techniques will be used including printmaking collage cutting painting and drawing Limit 8 studentsSection 1W Sunday Jan 15 10amndash4pm (Susan Porter)$103

Altered Books AW753

Transform books old or new into art objects The book becomes a canvas a sculpture or a reliquary of personally meaningful content Draw inspiration from the bookrsquos author or content or purely use the book as a structure Incorporate paper cutting collage deacutecollage bookmaking and other processes The instructor will have books on hand or bring your own along with small objects and images to include Limit 8 students Section 1W Friday Jan 13 9amndash3pm (snow day make-up Jan 20) (Cristina Hajosy)$74 Materials $35 payable in class

Paper Marbling AW620

Create beautiful swirls and mottling colors on paper with several forms of marbling Learn Turkish-style marbling on water thickened with carrageenan (Irish moss) Experiment with a range of materials colors and papers to create lovely unique designs Marbled paper is striking when used as book end papers portfolio covers and more Beginners to advanced students welcome Limit 8 students Section 1 1 Sunday 9amndash130pm (Cristina Hajosy)1F1 Sept 251F2 Nov 271W1 Jan 221W2 Mar 19$64 Materials $25 payable in class


Make one-of-a-kind screen-printed cards for the winter holidays or Valentinersquos Day using premade screens and gain successful screen-printing skills Go home with 10 greeting cards Limit 10 studentsSection 1F Sunday Dec 4 10amndash12pm (Sarah Coyne)Section 2W Sunday Feb 5 3ndash5pm (Sarah Coyne)$31 Materials $10 payable in class


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ldquoSo much to like the affordable cost the focus of the class and

an incredibly patient and effective instructor fairly spreading his time and wisdom among

the studentsrdquo

Private LessonsLearn one-on-one with a master teacher Catch up on basics practice difficult skills master advanced techniques work out solutions to tricky problems finish a project Contact us for prices and schedules

Adults


Drawing amp PaintingBeginning classes are for those who havenrsquot drawn or painted in a while or who want to get started Learn or review fundamentals and gain confidence with a variety of basic tools and techniques Drawing for Pleasure moves you to the next level and includes at least one session with a model Students may stay in any class for multiple semesters building skills and confidence over time

Additional classes and workshops focus on specific media or techniques Most are open to all levels welcoming beginners as well as experienced artists

Each of our teachers has a different personality and approach Check faculty links online As you get to know us you will find the teachers who suit you best

Beginning Drawing AC725

For people who havenrsquot drawn in a while or who want to get started Learn fundamentals and gain confidence as you experiment with a variety of media and approaches Limit 10 studentsSection 1 10 Wednesdays 7ndash930pm (TBA) 1F Oct 5ndashDec 14 (no class Nov 23)1W Jan 4ndashMar 8 (snow day make-up Mar 15)

Section 2 10 Thursdays 930amndash12pm (TBA)2W Jan 5ndashMar 9 (snow day make-up Mar 16)$305

Visual Arts RoadmapDrawing is the foundation for painting comics and illustrationmdashand an important basis for creation in fine craft and mixed media Forget the myth that one must be born with good drawing skills As with anything drawing is learned and improved with practice An experienced instructor will demystify the process Start with the basics then progress to other classes with confidence

First establish basic drawing skills

bull Beginning Drawing

bull Figure Drawing Intensive

bull Figure Drawing Drop-In

Strengthen your drawing and design skills

bull Drawing for Pleasure


bull Drawing for Comics amp Cartoons l

Explore paint and other media

bull Drawing with Pastels

bull Colored Pencil

bull Watercolor Painting

bull Acrylic Painting

Take advanced classes when yoursquore ready

bull Painting Studio

bull Drawing for Comics amp Cartoons ll

bull Graphic Narrative

Add special workshops as you wish


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Adults

Drawing for Pleasure AC592

Stretch your skills and experience the pleasure of drawing well Expand from charcoal into additional media and color and merge observation with expression Designed for both beginning- and intermediate-level artists Includes three sessions with a live model Limit 10 studentsSection 3 8 Wednesdays 1ndash330pm (Robert Siegelman)1F Oct 19ndashDec 14 (no class Nov 23) 1W Jan 4ndashFeb 22 (snow day make-up Mar 1)$247 Includes model fee

Drawing with Pastels AC852

Draw with color and texture fine or painterly Explore pastelsrsquo possibilities with linear strokes cross-hatching scumbling feathering and blending Gain facility with the medium and develop your style Move from a restricted to a full palette learning to identify and adjust the colors you see Repeat students are welcome Basic drawing skills are recommended Limit 10 studentsSection 1 8 Fridays 930amndash12pm (Cyrus Whittier)1F Oct 7ndashDec 9 (no class Nov 11 25)$247

Drawing for Comics and Cartoons l AC727

Hone your drawing skills and advance your personal style With tools and tricks used by cartoonists and illustrators create memorable characters humorous heroic and anything in between Set a scene create drama and deliver a punch line in a single image or sequentially Get the most out of your pencil sketches then finish them off with ink and markers All levels welcome Open to teens and adults Limit 8 studentsSection 1 8 Sundays 3ndash530pm (Jerel Dye)1F Oct 2ndashNov 27 (no class Oct 30)$247

Drawing for Comics and Cartoons ll AC851

Push your drawing skills further Increase your dexterity drawing lighting scenery cloth textures and character interaction Develop your character designs and learn to master the humorous heroic villainous and strange for each character you create Learn inking techniques with a variety of tools Open to teens and adults Prerequisite Drawing for Comics amp Cartoons l Limit 9 studentsSection 1 8 Sundays 3ndash530pm (Jerel Dye)1W Jan 8ndashFeb 26 (snow day make-up Mar 5)$247

Acrylic Painting AC595

Push the boundaries of your painting in a comfortable setting Paint each week from a still life or model moving from representation toward expression Begin with observation Practice drawing color and composition and arrive at creative and satisfying paintings All levels welcome Limit 12 studentsSection 1 8 Saturdays 930amndash1230pm (Terry Boutelle)1F Oct 8ndashDec 3 (no class Nov 26)1W Jan 14ndashMar 4 (snow day make-up Mar 11)

Section 2 8 Mondays 630ndash9pm (TBA)2W Jan 9ndashFeb 27 (snow day make-up Mar 6)$305 Includes model fee

Watercolor Painting AC387

Working from still lifes practice gesture and composition realistic representation and abstract design Learn how to understand and mix colors control paint and water choose paper and brushes Gain a feel for the medium to achieve a range of effects All levels welcome Limit 8 studentsSection 1 6 Mondays 10amndash1230pm (Sean Dunstan-Halliday)1F Oct 3ndashNov 14 (no class Oct 10) 1W Jan 9ndashFeb 13 (snow day make-up Feb 20)$206

Drawing amp Painting Workshops

Figure Drawing Intensive AW559

Immerse yourself in drawing with a dynamic and popular teacher who will bring out your best Using any media draw from a live model and see the subject and your own work with new inspiration Limit 13 studentsOne Sunday each month NovemberndashApril 130ndash530pm (Robert Siegelman)Section 1F Nov 6Section 2F Dec 4Section 3W Jan 8Section 4W Feb 12Section 5W Mar 5Section 6S Apr 23$84 each Includes model fee

Figure Drawing Drop-In (All Levels) AW109

Using any media work from a different live model each week and pay as you go Make use of the instructor or draw on your own All levels welcomeOngoing Every Tuesday 7ndash9pm except holidays weather emergencies and the month of August (Rob Stull Brigid Watson)$15 per session payable at the door No preregistration required $100 for prepaid 8-session coupon


Works in Progress Art Critique AW854

Making art can be solitary Sooner or later most of us want someone to see our art and give us feedback Learn how to look at and critique othersrsquo work while receiving responses to your own Robert Siegelman will lead a group critique while offering his own insights Bring five pieces of recent related work including work that is unfinished or in the ldquoreject pilerdquo the good the bad and the ugly All levels welcome Limit 7 studentsSection 1 1 Sunday 5ndash730pm (Robert Siegelman) 1F Nov 131W1 Jan 22 1W2 Feb 19$46

Yupo Painting AW923

Yupo a synthetic paper made from polypropylene resin opens many exciting possibilities for water-based media Colors flow swirl and bleed on its surface creating unique effects when the water evaporates Once dry areas can be reworked color can be removed and monoprinting techniques can be appliedSection 1W 3 Mondays Mar 13ndash27 230ndash6pm (snow day make-up Apr 3) (Ginny Zanger)

$126 Materials $25 payable in class

Prints amp Photographs

Japanese Woodblock Prints AC902

Carve a woodblock using hand tools and print following a Japanese tradition using water-based inks without a press Stretch the traditional techniques to fit your own style Learn to sharpen carving tools with water stones Materials fee includes tools to make prints in your home studio Limit 12 studentsSection 1M MondayndashThursday Aug 15ndash18 10amndash4pm (Kevin Frances)$303 Materials $45 payable in class

NEW Relief Printmaking AC927

Create unique prints from a variety of surfaces which wersquoll carve into ink and print Print on a variety of papers to achieve varied effects Discuss the history of relief prints and look at the work of other artists Students and instructor will participate in a portfolio exchange project at the end of the course Limit 8 studentsSection 1 8 Tuesdays 10amndash1pm (Vinicius de Aguiar Sanchez)1F Oct 4ndashNov 22 1W Jan 10ndashFeb 28 (snow day make-up Mar 7)$303

Basic Photography Taking Better Pictures AW451

Understanding photographyrsquos basics is essential to making great images Start with basic photographic principles and camera controls and expand to composition color theory and issues of visual perception Bring your camera (any kind) to the first class This class takes place at First Baptist Church 633 Centre St Jamaica Plain Limit 8 studentsSection 1 6 Mondays 7ndash930pm (Cristina Hajosy)1F Oct 17ndashNov 21 1W Jan 9ndashFeb 13 (snow day make-up Feb 20)$203

Photographing Landscapes AC841

Explore landscapes both rural and urban with new eyes Look at the work of some extraordinary landscape photographers to see what makes them great Then test and refine your own ideas and techniques This class takes place at First Baptist Church 633 Centre St Jamaica Plain Limit 10 studentsSection 1 8 Thursdays 7ndash9pm (Robin Radin)1F Sept 29ndashNov 17$211

Adults

ldquoThe teachers were very generous with their expertise

materials and timemdash and very knowledgeablerdquo

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Adults

Photographing People AC731

Elevate the visual and conceptual qualities of your photographs Photograph people in a variety of situations and transform those moments into universal resonant truths With a new assignment each week photograph in both new and familiar situations to capture a broad range of the human experience Prepare to bring in 4 x 6 prints each week This class takes place at First Baptist Church 633 Centre St Jamaica Plain Limit 10 studentsSection 1 8 Thursdays 7ndash9pm (Robin Radin)1W Jan 12ndashMar 2 (snow day make-up Mar 9)$196

NEW Cell Phone Photography AC933

Learn the basic concepts of photography (composition exposure storytelling) applied to mobile photography Learn how to take the best images with your phone how to use mobile editing software like Snapped and how to share on Instagram Limit 10 studentsSection 1 3 Sundays 2ndash6pm (Leonardo March)1F Oct 16ndash30$196

Mixed Media amp Other CraftsNEW Pysanky Wax amp Dye Eggs AC926

Pysanky a traditional Ukrainian egg decorating technique uses layers of wax and colored dye to achieve beautiful complex designs Learn techniques of color layering localized application and use of different tool sizes to achieve various results At the end remove the wax to reveal the finished egg Limit 10 students Section 1 4 Sundays 2ndash6pm (Gretjen Helene)1W Mar 12ndashApr 2 (snow day make-up Apr 9) $160 Materials $25 payable in class

Mosaics AW626

Create an 8 x 8 mosaic using smalti glass tiles Reflect on the work of contemporary mosaic artists and discuss design elements that make pleasing effective compositions Bring a sketch photograph or other images for inspiration This class takes place in the South End students will be provided with location Limit 8 studentsSection 1 5 Fridays 1ndash4pm (Lisa Houck)1F Oct 14ndashNov 18 (no class Nov 11)$210 Materials $40 payable in class

Assemblages with Found Objects AC516

Combine discarded wood sewing notions vintage toys and family snapshots with glue and ingenuity to make an evocative three-dimensional assemblage Create new meanings by recombining old objects both cherished and banal All levels welcome Limit 6 studentsSection 1 6 Thursdays 630ndash9pm (Amy Hitchcock)1F Oct 6ndashNov 101W Jan 5ndashFeb 9 (snow day make-up Feb 16)$167

NEW Primitive Skills Fire Tools AC928

Start with a brief introduction to early fire-starting techniques and learn about modern equivalents Then proceed to make a fire-by-friction and fire piston kit as well as a char-cloth tinder and a small leather pouch for carrying supplies Conclude with lighting a small piece of tinder in an enclosed barbeque container outdoors Limit 10 students Section 1 4 Fridays 130ndash430pm (Julio Fuentes)1F Oct 7ndash28$144 Materials $30 payable in class

NEW Wicker Basketry AW934

Wicker or pliable willow twigs lends itself to weaving and is a traditional material for utilitarian and decorative baskets Explore basic basket structures various weaving materials and commonly used tools Learn to construct base sides and rim and go home with a small handsome basket and the skills to make more Limit 6 students Section 1F 2 Sundays Oct 16 amp 23 930amndash130pm (William Krier)Section 1W 2 Sundays Mar 26 amp Apr 2 930amndash130pm (William Krier)


NEW Fine Art Framing Matting amp Installation AW935

Co-sponsored by Jameson amp Thompson Picture Framers

Learn how to prepare your artwork for exhibitions big or small Understand how to handle and store your artwork prior to framing and how to select materials at a frame shop Take a try at mat cutting Explore different types of frames mats glass and hardware and learn proper installation techniques for hanging your artwork yourself Go home with basic skills to work on your own and to understand better what to ask from a framing shop This class takes place at Jameson amp Thompson Picture Framers 15 Greenview Ave Jamaica Plain Limit 6 students Section 1F Wednesday Sept 14 6ndash9pm (Alex Jacobson)$36 Materials $25 payable in class

Pasta Making AW917

Using just a few simple ingredients learn the basics of pasta making from a local chef Students from other Artisanrsquos Table workshops may use implements theyrsquove made Followed by a meal that incorporates items made in Artisanrsquos Table workshops Limit 12 studentsSection 8M Friday Sept 2 9amndash3pm (TBD)$45 (includes materials and cost of meal)

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SupportersMemorial DonationsIn memory of Sonja amp Lorenzo CalabiAnonymous (3) Marcella Calabi Stefania amp George Mallett and Ingrid Barrett MJ Connolly Dorothy W Dundas Susan Richey amp Thomas Kane Roberta Apfel amp Bennett Simon

In memory of Tim InglesJoanne Anderson Anonymous Sergio Bellotti Warren Benbow Robert Bienkowski Linda Bova Cheryl amp Leonard Brown Bev Burton Louise Carcione Peggy Carter-BrooksiToo Hair Salon Nancy Claussen Frieda amp Joseph Cohen Kathy Connolly Ted Daniels Dorothy amp Alex Darjean Patricia amp Michael Donovan Nicola Drew Judy amp Charlie Fox Sarah Freeman Clea Simon amp Jon Garelick Myanna Pontopiddan amp Linda Giles AT Howe Carolyn Ingles Susan Richey amp Thomas Kane Rita Kenney Jeri Levitt amp MarionSelf Esteem Boston Maid to Clean Shibly Malouf Flora McCoy-Greene Peggy McNeil Maureen Meloy Abigail Norman Annie Cole amp Gordie Orloff Marie Pechet Renee amp Joseph Pike Carol Pine Mary Roche Josh Rosen Joy Silverstein Roberta Apfel amp Bennett Simon Mary Sine Christine Sonnhalter Paul Spinale Steve Tully Paul Romary amp Douglas Vooys Kathleen Henry-West amp John West Elizabeth Wood amp Jerry Wheelock

Roberto Chao in memory of Stella AcelasPeter Conant in memory of Lawrence SullivanNancy Dick-Atkinson in memory of Nils JohnsonSarah Freeman in memory of Sam SherwoodJanice amp Robert Kerwin in memory of James M ConlinShirley Hutchins in memory of David HutchinsShelley Norton Icaza in memory of Carlos IcazaAnthony Sammarco in memory of Jane amp Herbert ForsellDonna Springs in memory of Mary Springs

Join Our Community of DonorsTuition does not cover all our costs We depend on generous donorsmdashlike youmdashto sustain our mission our programs and our schoolhouse

7 Ways to Give

bull Donate online at eliotschoolorgdonate

bull Add to your tuition when you enroll in a class

bull D irect your employerrsquos matching gift to the Eliot School

bull Honor a loved one with a gift in their name or in their memory

bull Name a scholarship fund in honor of a loved one with a minimum gift of $10000

bull Give equities Contact us for details

bull Include us in your will

The Eliot Schoolrsquos legal name is Eliot School Trustees Find other important details online For more information contact Brooke Scibelli Development Coordinator bscibellieliotschoolorg

Scholarship FundsThis year over 60 people will enjoy Eliot School classes tuition-free thanks to donations to our Scholarship Fund Most are children from low-income households from our school and community partnerships who enroll in our Summer Program for Children and in classes throughout the school year Scholarship application forms can be found online

Named Scholarship Funds

We are proud to host scholarship funds in honor and in memory of individuals A named scholarship can be created with a special gift Please ask us for details

Sonja Schubert Calabi Scholarship for Textile Arts

Lorenzo Calabi Scholarship for Woodworking

Tim Ingles Scholarship

Nicole Murray Scholarship

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1676 SocietyAnonymous Antoinette Russell amp Louis Bailey Elizabeth Barringer Marilyn Mase amp Rick Dunfey John-Paul Ferguson Karen Haas amp Greg Heins Mimi amp Hylton Jolliffe Douglas Lemle Farzana Mohamed amp Paul Levy Bonnie McBride Nina Calabresi amp Bob Oldshue Mary amp David Smoyer

Studio Guild Jeremiah Casey Ellen Remmer amp Christopher Fox Anita Fritze Caroline amp Ralph Gakenheimer Shibly Malouf Pam amp Stuart Mathews Lucy amp Thaddeus McBride Fifile Nguyen Margaret Norman Beverly Arsem amp Tom OrsquoMalley Amelie Ratliff in honor of Bonnie McBride Cate amp Matthew Rioles Mary amp David Smoyer Michelle Hallee amp Gordon Wong

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Artisan GuildAnonymous Estate of Theodore Aaberg Tish amp Henry Allen Deborah amp David Brooks in honor of Nicole Murray Ginger Russell amp Brad Brown Jonathan Campbell Thomas Carter Paschal Corrigan Deirdre amp Jamie Day Constance Cervone amp Janet Deegan Denise Dennehy Caitlin amp William DeVaul Lee amp Jack Englert in honor of Nicole Murray Sarah Freeman Ann Gabhardt amp David Friedman Martha Gallagher Jeff Goldenson Suzanne Bertisch amp Jason Gordon Benjamin Lee Grant Elizabeth amp Simon Griffiths Carole Mathieson amp John Iappini Cecilia Joseph Susan Richey amp Thomas Kane Janice amp Robert Kerwin Koren Christensen amp Nancy King Mary Louise Amrhein amp Gerard Greene Marsha Kaminsky amp Aaron Krakow Barbara amp Alvin Krakow State Representative Liz Malia Heidi Whitman amp Bob Mathews Susan amp Robert Mayer Anne McCaffrey Susan Siebert amp Bart Mitchell Steven Muller Fifile Nguyen Kristen amp Michael OrsquoConnor Margaret Patterson Beth Jordan amp Chris Possinger Bernard amp Sue Pucker Arlene Snyder amp Paul Rabin Kathryn Riley Tristan Rushton Ken Sazama Sanem amp Asri Onur Sergici Andrea Sewall Joanne Shaughnessy Nick Siemaska Jodi Schmidt amp Peter Smith in honor of Eileen Schmidt Jan Spitz in honor of Charlie Fox Melony Swasey Mary amp John Tarvin David VN Taylor Lettie amp Melvin Tutiven Sarah Hall Weigel amp Tom Weigel Mimi Pichey amp Jack Wellman Elizabeth Wood amp Jerry Wheelock Nisha Basu amp Ian Whittle Henry Yager

Good Neighbor FundAnonymous (6) Meg amp Seth Abramowitz Anastasia Albinson Barbara Altman Mary Ames Barbara Anatolev Joanne Anderson Judith Anderson Lewis Baer in honor of Joy Silverstein Jennifer Lee amp Joseph Bamberg Chelsea Barnett Ros amp Harris Barron Sergio Bellotti Michael Bentinck-Smith Anne Kalt amp Jeff Berens Karen Bergstrand in honor of Betty Bergstrand Elaine Berteletti Laurie Glassman amp Carla Bettano Anne Bevan Hollos Lisa Bevilaqua Robert Bienkowski Yelena amp William Blackwell James amp JoAnne Blakey Ian Boissonnault Oliver Bouchier Emily Anesta amp Alexander Bourgeois Helen amp Andrew Braun Erin Brayton Carol Palmer amp Andrew Brilliant Rosemary amp Ted Brooks Cheryl amp Leonard Brown Nancy Topalian amp Daniel Bumagin MariKim amp Bruce Bunnell Celia Kirwan amp Dominic Burdick Holly amp Daniel Burnes Linda Burnett Joanne Zitek amp Frank Burns Paul Callahan Eric Campbell Meg Campbell Christine Carlsen Stephanie Cave Doris Charry-Frantzis Geoffrey Chasin Linda Lesyna amp Sally Cheek Annie Wong amp Wayne Chin Laura amp Stewart Chritton Lisa Cloitre Frieda amp Joseph Cohen Kim Comart BJ Comerford Roberta amp Peter Conant Kathy Connolly MJ Connolly Paschal Corrigan Brian Crete Julie Crockford in honor of Jessica Welch James W Currie Jr Nancy Brigham Cyr Victoria Coates amp Alec Danz Debra Darby Dorothy amp Alex Darjean Yvonne amp Mack Day Catherine Amory amp Charles DeKnatel Susan amp Dwayne Desaulniers Kate LaPine amp David Diamond Alan Drabkin Dorothy W Dundas Joan amp William Dunfey Johanna Dwyer in

honor of Brenda Sweeney Martha Fowlkes amp Frank Egloff Susan amp William Elsbree Gayle amp Michael Epp Erica amp Dan Esrick Douglas Evans Emily Fannon Sandra amp Chet Fenton Fabio Fernandez Theresa Fitzgerald Brooke Fossey Sarah Freeman Mary Fries Kathleen Gaskin-Holland Anne amp Sean Gavin Paula Georges Jean Hess amp Lorna Gibson Jeffrey Hugh Giles Myanna Pontoppidan amp Linda Giles Anne Giovanoni Mary Ann Sullivan amp Michael Gleason Yvette Gooding Katherine Gormley Sarah amp Alfred Gracombe Myrna Balk amp Ramon Greenberg Ernest Haas Gail English amp Andrew Haines Sheila amp David Hanson Amy Hitchcock amp Glen Hawkins Josh Hendrick Brigitte amp Maarten Henkes Curdina Hill Mary Ames amp Brian Hirschfeld in honor of Mimi amp Hylton Jolliffe AT Howe George Huff Alisa amp Paul Iantosca Ana Impellizeri Carolyn Ingles Ana Impellizeri Elizabeth amp Anthony Jackson Dorothy Jacobson June Kaps Barrie Keller amp Steve Kaufman Janet amp Charles Yoichi Kawada Arlette amp Gus Kayafas Donald Kelley Kat Kennedy Jo-Ann Kenney James Lipsky amp Thomas Keydel Leslee amp Tom Kiley Anna Koon Susan Kooperstein Gregory Kornbluh Grigoriy Koytiger Stanley Kramer Marianne Gibbons amp Ron Kulich Amanda amp Michael Lapham David Lapin Judith Robichaud amp Rob Larsen Amanda amp Abbott Lawrence Celeste amp David Lee Marie Lee Katina Leodas Susan Levin Sherilyn amp David Levy Mary Lewis Ken Lindgren Robert Ditter amp Alphonse Litz Ann Lloyd in honor of Charles Fox Elena amp Ron Loukas Sonia amp Liam Lydon Susan Lynch Susan MacPherson Pares Mallis Robin amp Richard Maltz Mary Ellen Ehrenreich amp Stephen Marks Pat amp Ramoacuten Martin Patti amp Larry McKenna Peggy McNeil Maura Meagher Elizabeth Merica DA Mittell Jr Patricia Pirone amp Orson Moon Linda Sklar amp Dick Moscowitz Catherine Mosgofian Karen Mueller Anne Sasser amp Morris Norvin Susan Orr Andrew Payne Laura amp Robert Peabody Adria Arch amp Richard Pepp Jay Perreault in honor of Joe Stanewick Julie amp David Perry in honor of Nicole Murray Carol Becker amp Jane Petro Margaret amp Frank Pettorossi Ellen Shattuck Pierce amp Samuel Pierce Karen Pike Renee amp Joseph Pike Karen Pike Carol Pine Gail Sarno amp Olwen Pitzold Rebecca Plank Sandra Pearl Pomeroy Renita Croney Powell amp Rhys Powell Ann-Marie amp Fred Pucillo Laura Raisty Mary Rauh Edie Read January amp J Kevin Reilly Elizabeth amp Wilson Rickerson Wendy Rist Mary Roche Janice Rogovin Susan Scully-Rose amp Thomas Rose Nancy Routh Steven Sackmann Marcy amp Sean Sacks Harvey Salgo Charles Sandler Anthony M Sammarco James Savage Michael Saver Sheara amp Jeffrey Seigal Aline Newton amp Peter Shapiro Jesse Shaw Vita Shklovsky Roberta Apfel amp Bennett Simon Isabel Smith Marilyn Snyder amp Richard Snyder Lucille amp Richard Spagnuolo Diane amp John Spears Marilu Swett amp Carl Spector James Spriggs Sandy amp Joseph Stanewick Bruce Stedman Phyllis amp Paul Spinale Shailah Stewart Eve Straussman-Pflanzer Nita Sturiale amp Giuseppe Taibi Polly Hoppin amp Bob Thomas Joan amp Harold Thomas Patricia Thomas Bill Thompson Lynn Tibbets Paul Tomkavage Naomi amp Robert Tuchmann Sonya Vaziri Janet Veasey John Walker Debra Wallbridge Nerine amp Eric Warasta Tracy OrsquoBrien amp Michele Waters Barbara Watkins Kathleen Henry-West

amp John West Emily Richmond Wheeler Sandy Wheeler Elizabeth Wood amp Jerry Wheelock Barbara amp John Wicker Kendra amp Peter Wilde Tara Wohlgemuth Cynthia Johnson amp John Wortham Jessica Yurkofsky Ginny amp Mark Zanger Ellen Zellner Terry Boutelle amp Jim Zigmont

Other DonorsJerusha Achterberg Ruth Allukian Judith Anderson Anonymous Alice Apley Elissa Barr Ingrid Barrett Margaret Waters amp Thomas Battle Rhea Becker Alexandra Smith amp Christopher Beeson Warren Benbow Elsa amp John Bengel Ruth Ann Bennett Ann Berman Paula Bevacqua Linda Bova Laura Soul Brown Elizabeth Abbott Burke Bev Burton Louise Carcione Susan amp Tom Carty Roberto Chao in honor of Camilo Chao Bruce Chapman Susan amp Thomas Cheatham in honor of Naim Fidanque Mohamed Levy Nancy Claussen Roberta Schmidlein amp James Costillo Susan amp Michael Cranmer Ted Daniel Thomas Rhode Davis Heather Dawson Lois amp Benjamin DeWinter Nancy Dick-Atkinson Judith Dillman Thomas Donahue Patricia amp Michael Donovan Wendy amp James Dorsey Janice Drake Nicola Drew Susan Coswell Dupont amp Eric Dupont Jerel Dye Judith Dzyak John Earley Anne Emerson Patricia Etling Joellyn Ferro Lynne Adams amp George Fifield Jennifer Coplon amp Bob Frank Eve Sorum amp John Fulton Brian Gallagher Clea Simon amp Jon Garelick Lisa Geiger Martine LeBret amp Maria Elena Gonzales Jean Goodman A Kristina Goransson Eric Greimann Debra Rivkin amp Bruce Haggarty Mark Halperin in honor of Rick Susan amp Bruce Hampton Owen Hartford James Healy Amanda Hegarty Louise Herman Lisa Houck Shirley Hutchins Shelley Norton Icaza Alfred Jeffries Joseph Judge Marie M Jules Laura Kandziolka Judith Kanter Rita Kenney Christine Keochikian Harry Keough Beth amp Joseph Knaus in honor of Ariana Chaliton Christopher Knight Donna Kray TX Kuriakose Natalie LaChall Kate Layte Yair Leviel Marion amp Jeri LevittSelf Esteem Boston Laurie Livingston Aida Loacutepez Virginia Lyons de Neufville Fran Rivkin amp Amy Macdonald Virginia amp Keith Marcotte Flora McCoy-Greene Maureen Meloy Mary Beth Hardy amp Neal Merbaum Margaret amp Kevin Moloney Alison Croney amp David Moses Alice Mroszczyk Barbara amp Richard Murdock Amanda Murphy Katie Li amp Kyle Myrick Cristina Nelson Janice Rogovin amp Leo Newhouse Dyllan Nguyen Ann Niederkorn Mabel amp Albert Oliphant in honor of Eli Jacob Fixler Annie Cole amp Gordie Orloff Christopher Osgood Marie Pechet Jenna amp Vitaliy Petrenko Amy Pett Katherine Lacher amp John Pierce Wendy Pilson Marty Remsen Emily Feinberg amp Robert Restuccia Louise Robbins Josh Rosen Chris McGroddy amp Chris Rotti Diane Davis amp Bish Sanyal Brooke Scibelli Peter amp Stanley Shapiro Anne McHugh amp Howard Shrobe Beverly Simon Mary Sine Janette Skrasek in honor of Marvin Wang Isabel Smith Christine Sonnhalter Donna Springs Madeleine Steczynski Amy Stoumlffelmayr Judith Stoia Sandra Storey Maria amp Calogero Tardanico Jason Thomas Sarah amp Michael Toce Steve Tully Maria Vitagliano Paul Rogary amp Douglas Vooys Mark Whitlock Ann amp Adam Wise Linda amp Jerry Zindler

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SupportersFundersAnonymous FoundationBaltimore Community Foundation

916 Foundation Fund

Boston Cultural Council

The Boston Foundation

Remmer-Fox Family Foundation

BPS Arts Expansion Initiative at EdVestors

Clipper Ship Foundation

Combined Jewish Philanthropies of Greater Boston Tzedakah Fund (Bernard amp Sue Pucker)

Eastern Bank Charitable Foundation

The Episode Foundation

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Hoppin Family Fund

Jockers Family Foundation

Joe Kalt amp Judy Gans Foundation

Linde Family Foundation

Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association

Massachusetts Cultural Council

Robert amp Susan Mayer Charitable Foundation

Merck Foundation

Murray Family Foundation

New World Foundation September 20th Fund

The Plymouth Rock Foundation

Patricia C Remmer Charitable Trust

Schwab Charitable Fund

David VN Taylor Foundation

Funded in part by the Massachusetts Cultural Council a state agency and by the Boston Cultural Council a municipal agency which is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council

Funded in part by BPS Arts Expansion a multi-year effort focused on access equity and quality arts learning for BPS students The BPS Arts Expansion Fund managed by EdVestors is generously supported by the Barr Foundation Boston Foundation Katie and Paul Buttenwieser Hunt Alternatives Klarman Family Foundation Linde Family Foundation and the Rhonda S Zinner Foundation The Wallace Foundation supports the broader work of BPS Arts Expansion

Business SupportersPlease support the local businesses that support us Our business supporters create a thriving neighborhood and an active community of artisans and artists

Artisans Artists Architects amp BuildersAce Creative Graphic Design

BurnsDesign

Common Cod Fiber Guild

Kevin Cradock Builders

Eastern Massachusetts Guild of Woodworkers

The Focusing Series

Charles Fox Architect

Gallery Kayafas

Interrobang Letterpress

Jamaica Plain Artists Association

Jameson amp Thompson Picture Framers

Kenyon Woodworking

Maple Hurst Builders

Massachusetts College of Art amp Design

New England Carpenters Labor Management Program

North Bennet Street School

Payne | Bouchier Fine Builders

Pinck amp Co

Stephanie Cave Design Studio

Stonybrook Fine Arts

Art Woodworking amp Sewing SuppliesBurns Tools

John Wiley amp Sons

Yumont True-Value Hardware

Food amp DrinkBlanchardrsquos Wine amp Spirits

Boston Beer

Brotherrsquos Supermarket

Centre Street Cafeacute

City Feed amp Supply

Fiorersquos Bakery

FōMūndashAlternative Ice Cream

Galway House Restaurant

Harvest Co-op Market

JP LicksndashJamaica Plain

La Rana Rossa

Monumental Cupcakes

PurityOrganics

Simpli Bar amp Bites

Tres Gatos Tapas Bar

Whole Foods

Wonder Spice Cafeacute

Financial ServicesEast Boston Savings Bank

Eastern Bank

Eaton Vance Investment Management

FL Putnam Investment Management

The ReillyRubin Group at Morgan Stanley

Real EstateArborview Realty

Cervone Deegan amp Associations at Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage

Coldwell Banker Residential BrokeragendashJamaica Plain

Ellen Janis amp Josh Real Estate Team

Hub Holdings

Jamaica Hill RealtyndashMaureen McElroy

Linda Burnett RealtorndashInsight Realty Group

McCormack amp Scanlan Real Estate

Sazama Real Estate

SRT Realty

Unlimited Sothebyrsquos International Realtyndash Melony Swasey

Other BusinessesAmazon SmileArborway Auto ServiceBoing JPrsquos Toy ShopBoston Duck ToursBoston Preservation AllianceCambridge Art AssociationCapitol Waste ServicesCengage LearningCenter amp Spring AcupunctureCentre Cuts Salon amp Day SpaClaremont ConsultingFerris Wheels Bike ShopThe Footlight Club Fresh Hair SalonGentle DentalGrenier Print ShopHatoffrsquos GasiToo Hair SalonJamaica Plain Artists AssociationJamaica Plain Business amp Professional

AssociationJamaica Plain Gazette amp Mission Hill GazetteJamaica Plain Historical SocietyJamaica Plain Tuesday ClubJamaica Pond AssociationJP Comics amp GamesJP FleaMaid to CleanMann Rodgers amp Commonwealth

Cremation amp Funeral ServicesMurdock MailNeighborhood Health PlanPapercuts JPPeace of Mind IncThe Power CompanyRoslindale Community School CouncilSanzone amp McCarthy LLPSociety of Arts amp CraftsStanton Insurance AgencyTakeda PharmaceuticalsTaylor House Bed amp Breakfast

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StaffAbigail Norman DirectorBrooke Scibelli Development CoordinatorAbigail ldquoStudrdquo Green BookkeeperAnnie Meyer Artistic CoordinatorRenaacuten Flores Registrar Isnard Dupoux Registrarrsquos AssistantAlison Croney Program Director School

Partnership ProgramVeroacutenica Ramiacuterez Martell Program

Coordinator School Partnership Program

Dyllan Nguyen Special Projects CoordinatorJulio Fuentes Facilities Coordinator Daisy Wong Shop AssistantTam Willey Custodian

TrusteesKaren Haas Co-ChairBonnie McBride Co-ChairMelvin Tutiven Treasurer Jessica Welch SecretaryEmily Fannon

Charles Fox

Aaron Krakow

Marilyn Mase

Bonnie McBride

Farzana Mohamed

Dana Rashti

Melony Swasey

Eric Warasta

Advisory CouncilHenry Allen Discount Foundation (retired)Enerio ldquoTonyrdquo Barros Special Assistant to the

Mayor City of BostonCornell Coley Coley CommunicationsDeirdre Day Avnet IncLee Englert Steppingstone FoundationNicole Fernandez Compass SchoolWilliam Henderson Henderson Elementary

School (retired)Janet Kawada Massachusetts College of Art

amp Design David Lapin Community Music Center of

BostonPaul Levy

George Mallett Artists for HumanityNicole Murray

Titilayo Ngwenya Fuller Craft MuseumMartha Rizzoli

Molly Rubenstein International Development Innovation Network at Olin College of Engineering

Antoinette Russell Eaton Vance Investment Counsel

Jan Spitz Norman B Leventhal Map Center (retired)

Sandra Storey Jamaica Plain amp Mission Hill Gazettes (retired)

Nina Vansuch Sumner Boys amp Girls ClubThomas Welch Thomas F Welch Associates

Board EmeritiBob Cunha Eaton Vance Investment CounselBraulio Felipe Dept of Property amp

Construction Management City of BostonDavid Hodes Friedman Dept of Architecture

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (emeritus)

Curdina Hill Clearways to FreedomJohn Iappini Marathon AssociatesCarolyn Ingles Shattuck Hospital (retired)Ramoacuten Martin Brigham amp Womens HospitalKevin Moloney Barron amp Stadfeld PC (retired)Terry Murray Eliot Street CapitalMargaret Patterson

Asri Onur Sergici Fidelity InvestmentsTerry Power The Power CompanyJoy Silverstein Fresh Hair SalonMary Smoyer Boston Public Schools (retired)

Organizational affiliations for identification only

Our PartnersWe are proud to cooperate with the following partners which cross-list and co-sponsor selected Eliot School courses and exhibitions

Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University

Boston Building Resources


Museum of Fine Arts Boston

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ission unless otherwise noted

TALKS

Art Craft and Reform The Eliot School Manual Arts Training and the Arts and Crafts MovementThursday Oct 20 Reception 530pm Talk 6pmAt Massachusetts Historical Society 1154 Boylston St BostonA talk by Museum of Fine Arts curator Nonie Gadsden $10 admission

MakeSpeak Why Craft NowThursday Nov 10 630pmAt Massachusetts College of Art amp Design Tower Auditorium 621 Huntington Ave BostonSeven-minute talks by seven thinkers about craft Presented in collaboration with Commonwealth of Craft Reception follows

Judith Hoos Fox Coded CoutureThursday Mar 30 7ndash9pmAt Loring-Greenough House 12 South St Jamaica PlainNew approaches to personalized fashion rooted in coding In conjunction with the exhibition at Tufts University Art Gallery on view Jan 19ndashMay 21 2017 Part of Boston Design Week

HANDS-ON WORKSHOPS

Lantern MakingMid-October details eliotschoolorg

Create colorful lanterns from soda bottles and tissue paper ready to light with candles for Spontaneous Celebrationsrsquo annual Lantern Parade at the end of October Open house format All ages welcome

Holiday Ornaments for ChildrenSunday Dec 18 10amndash1230pm

Come with your children and make colorful ornaments together Open house format

SPECIAL EVENT

340th Birthday Yard PartyFriday July 29 6ndash8pmRain date Saturday July 30

A family-friendly evening of fun and celebration food cake and ice cream Make t-shirts and party hats Live music by The Funky Bubblers Bring your lawn chair picnic blanket and cash for activities and refreshments Sponsored by FōMūndashAlternative Ice Cream and Jamaica Plain Porchfest

EXHIBITIONS

Faculty ShowcaseJamaica Plain Open Studios Saturday amp Sunday Sept 17 amp 18 11amndash6pm

Eliot School faculty showcase at our schoolhouse indoors and out Demonstrations live music 200 additional artists throughout Jamaica Plain

Artists in ResidenceLemonade StandSaturday Sept 17 1ndash3pm In the Eliot School yardEliot School Artists in Residence Silvia Loacutepez Chavez and Elisa Hamilton present their interactive lemons-to-lemonade project at JP Open Studios after a summer of activities at four Boston housing developments A Creative City Grant Public Art Project funded by New England Foundation for the Arts

Faculty ExhibitionBeverly Arsem Thread TopologiesExhibition Oct 1ndash30Reception Thursday Oct 6 6ndash9pm Artistrsquos Talk Thursday Oct 27 7ndash9pmAt Uforge Gallery 767 Centre St Jamaica Plain

Historical ExhibitionThe Eliot School through HistoryWalk through 340 years of education and craft in words and images maps and portraits

June 6ndashJuly 15 Boston City HallndashNeighborhood Gallery 2nd floorMondayndashFriday 830amndash5pm

Aug 1ndash31North Bennet Street SchoolndashWindgate Gallery150 North St BostonMondayndashFriday 9amndash5pm

Sept 9ndash30 Two International Place Lobby Downtown BostonOpen daily 7amndash7pm

Oct 3ndash30 Innovation amp Design Building Makers Guild 2nd floor25 Drydock Ave Boston On Oct 5 please join us for a reception and exhibition of work by Eliot School Woodworking Open Shop students and Makers Guild members and mingle with the makers and our historian Emma ThomasPrivate Donor Reception 530ndash630pmPublic Reception 630ndash830pmPart of ArtWeek Boston and American Craft Week

Nov 1ndash30 Massachusetts Institute of Technology Dept of Materials Science amp Engineering77 Massachusetts Avenue Building 6 Cambridge Reception Tuesday Nov 15 530ndash7pm

Eliot School340th Anniversary EXHIBITION

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SRT Realty





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Charles Fox

Aaron Krakow

Marilyn Mase

Bonnie McBride

Farzana Mohamed

Dana Rashti

Melony Swasey

Eric Warasta





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Registration






Studentrsquos name

Address

City State Zip

Phone (dayevecell)

Email

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Hoppin Family Fund







Merck Foundation











BurnsDesign




The Focusing Series


Gallery Kayafas




Kenyon Woodworking






Pinck amp Co




John Wiley amp Sons



Boston Beer




Fiorersquos Bakery





La Rana Rossa

Monumental Cupcakes

PurityOrganics



Whole Foods



Eastern Bank








Hub Holdings




Sazama Real Estate

SRT Realty





West Cork Auto

28

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Charles Fox

Aaron Krakow

Marilyn Mase

Bonnie McBride

Farzana Mohamed

Dana Rashti

Melony Swasey

Eric Warasta





BostonPaul Levy



















Registration






Studentrsquos name

Address

City State Zip

Phone (dayevecell)

Email

thinsp









Total Tuition




Total due



Name on card


Signature

For staff use only




eliotschoolorg


PaidBoston MA

Permit No 54318



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Hoppin Family Fund







Merck Foundation











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The Focusing Series


Gallery Kayafas




Kenyon Woodworking






Pinck amp Co




John Wiley amp Sons



Boston Beer




Fiorersquos Bakery





La Rana Rossa

Monumental Cupcakes

PurityOrganics



Whole Foods



Eastern Bank








Hub Holdings




Sazama Real Estate

SRT Realty





West Cork Auto

28

Staff bull B

oard bull Advisors






Charles Fox

Aaron Krakow

Marilyn Mase

Bonnie McBride

Farzana Mohamed

Dana Rashti

Melony Swasey

Eric Warasta





BostonPaul Levy



















Registration






Studentrsquos name

Address

City State Zip

Phone (dayevecell)

Email

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Total due



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For staff use only




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Mosaics AW626












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Supporters






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916 Foundation Fund










Hoppin Family Fund







Merck Foundation











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The Focusing Series


Gallery Kayafas




Kenyon Woodworking






Pinck amp Co




John Wiley amp Sons



Boston Beer




Fiorersquos Bakery





La Rana Rossa

Monumental Cupcakes

PurityOrganics



Whole Foods



Eastern Bank








Hub Holdings




Sazama Real Estate

SRT Realty





West Cork Auto

28

Staff bull B

oard bull Advisors






Charles Fox

Aaron Krakow

Marilyn Mase

Bonnie McBride

Farzana Mohamed

Dana Rashti

Melony Swasey

Eric Warasta





BostonPaul Levy



















Registration






Studentrsquos name

Address

City State Zip

Phone (dayevecell)

Email

thinsp









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Total due



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For staff use only




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PaidBoston MA

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Hoppin Family Fund







Merck Foundation











BurnsDesign




The Focusing Series


Gallery Kayafas




Kenyon Woodworking






Pinck amp Co




John Wiley amp Sons



Boston Beer




Fiorersquos Bakery





La Rana Rossa

Monumental Cupcakes

PurityOrganics



Whole Foods



Eastern Bank








Hub Holdings




Sazama Real Estate

SRT Realty





West Cork Auto

28

Staff bull B

oard bull Advisors






Charles Fox

Aaron Krakow

Marilyn Mase

Bonnie McBride

Farzana Mohamed

Dana Rashti

Melony Swasey

Eric Warasta





BostonPaul Levy



















Registration






Studentrsquos name

Address

City State Zip

Phone (dayevecell)

Email

thinsp









Total Tuition




Total due



Name on card


Signature

For staff use only




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PaidBoston MA

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John Wiley amp Sons



Boston Beer




Fiorersquos Bakery





La Rana Rossa

Monumental Cupcakes

PurityOrganics



Whole Foods



Eastern Bank








Hub Holdings




Sazama Real Estate

SRT Realty





West Cork Auto

28

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Charles Fox

Aaron Krakow

Marilyn Mase

Bonnie McBride

Farzana Mohamed

Dana Rashti

Melony Swasey

Eric Warasta





BostonPaul Levy



















Registration






Studentrsquos name

Address

City State Zip

Phone (dayevecell)

Email

thinsp









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Total due



Name on card


Signature

For staff use only




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PaidBoston MA

Permit No 54318














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Mosaics AW626












Pasta Making AW917


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Supporters






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916 Foundation Fund










Hoppin Family Fund







Merck Foundation











BurnsDesign




The Focusing Series


Gallery Kayafas




Kenyon Woodworking






Pinck amp Co




John Wiley amp Sons



Boston Beer




Fiorersquos Bakery





La Rana Rossa

Monumental Cupcakes

PurityOrganics



Whole Foods



Eastern Bank








Hub Holdings




Sazama Real Estate

SRT Realty





West Cork Auto

28

Staff bull B

oard bull Advisors






Charles Fox

Aaron Krakow

Marilyn Mase

Bonnie McBride

Farzana Mohamed

Dana Rashti

Melony Swasey

Eric Warasta





BostonPaul Levy



















Registration






Studentrsquos name

Address

City State Zip

Phone (dayevecell)

Email

thinsp









Total Tuition




Total due



Name on card


Signature

For staff use only




eliotschoolorg


PaidBoston MA

Permit No 54318



Adults


Adults





























Adults

8
















Stool AC740


Mantel Clock AC858


Adults









Shaker Boxes AW476








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Window Repair AW860



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Wild Journals AW878










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20







Altered Books AW753







See pg 19



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24

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Mosaics AW626












Pasta Making AW917


25





7 Ways to Give



















26

Supporters






27


916 Foundation Fund










Hoppin Family Fund







Merck Foundation











BurnsDesign




The Focusing Series


Gallery Kayafas




Kenyon Woodworking






Pinck amp Co




John Wiley amp Sons



Boston Beer




Fiorersquos Bakery





La Rana Rossa

Monumental Cupcakes

PurityOrganics



Whole Foods



Eastern Bank








Hub Holdings




Sazama Real Estate

SRT Realty





West Cork Auto

28

Staff bull B

oard bull Advisors






Charles Fox

Aaron Krakow

Marilyn Mase

Bonnie McBride

Farzana Mohamed

Dana Rashti

Melony Swasey

Eric Warasta





BostonPaul Levy



















Registration






Studentrsquos name

Address

City State Zip

Phone (dayevecell)

Email

thinsp









Total Tuition




Total due



Name on card


Signature

For staff use only




eliotschoolorg


PaidBoston MA

Permit No 54318



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8
















Stool AC740


Mantel Clock AC858


Adults









Shaker Boxes AW476








Wooden Spoons pg 10









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Window Repair AW860



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See pg 12


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16













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Steeking AW876




Summer Intensives














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Pasta Making pg 24

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20







Altered Books AW753







See pg 19



the studentsrdquo


Adults



















bull Colored Pencil









22

Adults






















Yupo Painting AW923












Adults



24

Adults







Mosaics AW626












Pasta Making AW917


25





7 Ways to Give



















26

Supporters






27


916 Foundation Fund










Hoppin Family Fund







Merck Foundation











BurnsDesign




The Focusing Series


Gallery Kayafas




Kenyon Woodworking






Pinck amp Co




John Wiley amp Sons



Boston Beer




Fiorersquos Bakery





La Rana Rossa

Monumental Cupcakes

PurityOrganics



Whole Foods



Eastern Bank








Hub Holdings




Sazama Real Estate

SRT Realty





West Cork Auto

28

Staff bull B

oard bull Advisors






Charles Fox

Aaron Krakow

Marilyn Mase

Bonnie McBride

Farzana Mohamed

Dana Rashti

Melony Swasey

Eric Warasta





BostonPaul Levy



















Registration






Studentrsquos name

Address

City State Zip

Phone (dayevecell)

Email

thinsp









Total Tuition




Total due



Name on card


Signature

For staff use only




eliotschoolorg


PaidBoston MA

Permit No 54318



Adults









Shaker Boxes AW476








Wooden Spoons pg 10









Adults

10











Wooden Spoons AW822









Adults
















Home Repair



Window Repair AW860



Adults

12









Upholstery AC116







Slipcovers AC741








Adults

13




Basic Sewing AC535










bull Basic Sewing



Try some design





bull Pattern Making


Finally get serious






Adults

14

















Adults
















Slipcovers AC741

See pg 12


Adults

16













Adults





















18

Adults







Steeking AW876




Summer Intensives














Wooden Spoons pg 10





Pasta Making pg 24

Adults















See pg 20

Book amp Paper Arts

Wild Journals AW878










Adults

20







Altered Books AW753







See pg 19



the studentsrdquo


Adults



















bull Colored Pencil









22

Adults






















Yupo Painting AW923












Adults



24

Adults







Mosaics AW626












Pasta Making AW917


25





7 Ways to Give



















26

Supporters






27


916 Foundation Fund










Hoppin Family Fund







Merck Foundation











BurnsDesign




The Focusing Series


Gallery Kayafas




Kenyon Woodworking






Pinck amp Co




John Wiley amp Sons



Boston Beer




Fiorersquos Bakery





La Rana Rossa

Monumental Cupcakes

PurityOrganics



Whole Foods



Eastern Bank








Hub Holdings




Sazama Real Estate

SRT Realty





West Cork Auto

28

Staff bull B

oard bull Advisors






Charles Fox

Aaron Krakow

Marilyn Mase

Bonnie McBride

Farzana Mohamed

Dana Rashti

Melony Swasey

Eric Warasta





BostonPaul Levy



















Registration






Studentrsquos name

Address

City State Zip

Phone (dayevecell)

Email

thinsp









Total Tuition




Total due



Name on card


Signature

For staff use only




eliotschoolorg


PaidBoston MA

Permit No 54318



Adults

10











Wooden Spoons AW822









Adults
















Home Repair



Window Repair AW860



Adults

12









Upholstery AC116







Slipcovers AC741








Adults

13




Basic Sewing AC535










bull Basic Sewing



Try some design





bull Pattern Making


Finally get serious






Adults

14

















Adults
















Slipcovers AC741

See pg 12


Adults

16













Adults





















18

Adults







Steeking AW876




Summer Intensives














Wooden Spoons pg 10





Pasta Making pg 24

Adults















See pg 20

Book amp Paper Arts

Wild Journals AW878










Adults

20







Altered Books AW753







See pg 19



the studentsrdquo


Adults



















bull Colored Pencil









22

Adults






















Yupo Painting AW923












Adults



24

Adults







Mosaics AW626












Pasta Making AW917


25





7 Ways to Give



















26

Supporters






27


916 Foundation Fund










Hoppin Family Fund







Merck Foundation











BurnsDesign




The Focusing Series


Gallery Kayafas




Kenyon Woodworking






Pinck amp Co




John Wiley amp Sons



Boston Beer




Fiorersquos Bakery





La Rana Rossa

Monumental Cupcakes

PurityOrganics



Whole Foods



Eastern Bank








Hub Holdings




Sazama Real Estate

SRT Realty





West Cork Auto

28

Staff bull B

oard bull Advisors






Charles Fox

Aaron Krakow

Marilyn Mase

Bonnie McBride

Farzana Mohamed

Dana Rashti

Melony Swasey

Eric Warasta





BostonPaul Levy



















Registration






Studentrsquos name

Address

City State Zip

Phone (dayevecell)

Email

thinsp









Total Tuition




Total due



Name on card


Signature

For staff use only




eliotschoolorg


PaidBoston MA

Permit No 54318



Adults
















Home Repair



Window Repair AW860



Adults

12









Upholstery AC116







Slipcovers AC741








Adults

13




Basic Sewing AC535










bull Basic Sewing



Try some design





bull Pattern Making


Finally get serious






Adults

14

















Adults
















Slipcovers AC741

See pg 12


Adults

16













Adults





















18

Adults







Steeking AW876




Summer Intensives














Wooden Spoons pg 10





Pasta Making pg 24

Adults















See pg 20

Book amp Paper Arts

Wild Journals AW878










Adults

20







Altered Books AW753







See pg 19



the studentsrdquo


Adults



















bull Colored Pencil









22

Adults






















Yupo Painting AW923












Adults



24

Adults







Mosaics AW626












Pasta Making AW917


25





7 Ways to Give



















26

Supporters






27


916 Foundation Fund










Hoppin Family Fund







Merck Foundation











BurnsDesign




The Focusing Series


Gallery Kayafas




Kenyon Woodworking






Pinck amp Co




John Wiley amp Sons



Boston Beer




Fiorersquos Bakery





La Rana Rossa

Monumental Cupcakes

PurityOrganics



Whole Foods



Eastern Bank








Hub Holdings




Sazama Real Estate

SRT Realty





West Cork Auto

28

Staff bull B

oard bull Advisors






Charles Fox

Aaron Krakow

Marilyn Mase

Bonnie McBride

Farzana Mohamed

Dana Rashti

Melony Swasey

Eric Warasta





BostonPaul Levy



















Registration






Studentrsquos name

Address

City State Zip

Phone (dayevecell)

Email

thinsp









Total Tuition




Total due



Name on card


Signature

For staff use only




eliotschoolorg


PaidBoston MA

Permit No 54318



Adults

12









Upholstery AC116







Slipcovers AC741








Adults

13




Basic Sewing AC535










bull Basic Sewing



Try some design





bull Pattern Making


Finally get serious






Adults

14

















Adults
















Slipcovers AC741

See pg 12


Adults

16













Adults





















18

Adults







Steeking AW876




Summer Intensives














Wooden Spoons pg 10





Pasta Making pg 24

Adults















See pg 20

Book amp Paper Arts

Wild Journals AW878










Adults

20







Altered Books AW753







See pg 19



the studentsrdquo


Adults



















bull Colored Pencil









22

Adults






















Yupo Painting AW923












Adults



24

Adults







Mosaics AW626












Pasta Making AW917


25





7 Ways to Give



















26

Supporters






27


916 Foundation Fund










Hoppin Family Fund







Merck Foundation











BurnsDesign




The Focusing Series


Gallery Kayafas




Kenyon Woodworking






Pinck amp Co




John Wiley amp Sons



Boston Beer




Fiorersquos Bakery





La Rana Rossa

Monumental Cupcakes

PurityOrganics



Whole Foods



Eastern Bank








Hub Holdings




Sazama Real Estate

SRT Realty





West Cork Auto

28

Staff bull B

oard bull Advisors






Charles Fox

Aaron Krakow

Marilyn Mase

Bonnie McBride

Farzana Mohamed

Dana Rashti

Melony Swasey

Eric Warasta





BostonPaul Levy



















Registration






Studentrsquos name

Address

City State Zip

Phone (dayevecell)

Email

thinsp









Total Tuition




Total due



Name on card


Signature

For staff use only




eliotschoolorg


PaidBoston MA

Permit No 54318



Adults

13




Basic Sewing AC535










bull Basic Sewing



Try some design





bull Pattern Making


Finally get serious






Adults

14

















Adults
















Slipcovers AC741

See pg 12


Adults

16













Adults





















18

Adults







Steeking AW876




Summer Intensives














Wooden Spoons pg 10





Pasta Making pg 24

Adults















See pg 20

Book amp Paper Arts

Wild Journals AW878










Adults

20







Altered Books AW753







See pg 19



the studentsrdquo


Adults



















bull Colored Pencil









22

Adults






















Yupo Painting AW923












Adults



24

Adults







Mosaics AW626












Pasta Making AW917


25





7 Ways to Give



















26

Supporters






27


916 Foundation Fund










Hoppin Family Fund







Merck Foundation











BurnsDesign




The Focusing Series


Gallery Kayafas




Kenyon Woodworking






Pinck amp Co




John Wiley amp Sons



Boston Beer




Fiorersquos Bakery





La Rana Rossa

Monumental Cupcakes

PurityOrganics



Whole Foods



Eastern Bank








Hub Holdings




Sazama Real Estate

SRT Realty





West Cork Auto

28

Staff bull B

oard bull Advisors






Charles Fox

Aaron Krakow

Marilyn Mase

Bonnie McBride

Farzana Mohamed

Dana Rashti

Melony Swasey

Eric Warasta





BostonPaul Levy



















Registration






Studentrsquos name

Address

City State Zip

Phone (dayevecell)

Email

thinsp









Total Tuition




Total due



Name on card


Signature

For staff use only




eliotschoolorg


PaidBoston MA

Permit No 54318



Adults

14

















Adults
















Slipcovers AC741

See pg 12


Adults

16













Adults





















18

Adults







Steeking AW876




Summer Intensives














Wooden Spoons pg 10





Pasta Making pg 24

Adults















See pg 20

Book amp Paper Arts

Wild Journals AW878










Adults

20







Altered Books AW753







See pg 19



the studentsrdquo


Adults



















bull Colored Pencil









22

Adults






















Yupo Painting AW923












Adults



24

Adults







Mosaics AW626












Pasta Making AW917


25





7 Ways to Give



















26

Supporters






27


916 Foundation Fund










Hoppin Family Fund







Merck Foundation











BurnsDesign




The Focusing Series


Gallery Kayafas




Kenyon Woodworking






Pinck amp Co




John Wiley amp Sons



Boston Beer




Fiorersquos Bakery





La Rana Rossa

Monumental Cupcakes

PurityOrganics



Whole Foods



Eastern Bank








Hub Holdings




Sazama Real Estate

SRT Realty





West Cork Auto

28

Staff bull B

oard bull Advisors






Charles Fox

Aaron Krakow

Marilyn Mase

Bonnie McBride

Farzana Mohamed

Dana Rashti

Melony Swasey

Eric Warasta





BostonPaul Levy



















Registration






Studentrsquos name

Address

City State Zip

Phone (dayevecell)

Email

thinsp









Total Tuition




Total due



Name on card


Signature

For staff use only




eliotschoolorg


PaidBoston MA

Permit No 54318



Adults
















Slipcovers AC741

See pg 12


Adults

16













Adults





















18

Adults







Steeking AW876




Summer Intensives














Wooden Spoons pg 10





Pasta Making pg 24

Adults















See pg 20

Book amp Paper Arts

Wild Journals AW878










Adults

20







Altered Books AW753







See pg 19



the studentsrdquo


Adults



















bull Colored Pencil









22

Adults






















Yupo Painting AW923












Adults



24

Adults







Mosaics AW626












Pasta Making AW917


25





7 Ways to Give



















26

Supporters






27


916 Foundation Fund










Hoppin Family Fund







Merck Foundation











BurnsDesign




The Focusing Series


Gallery Kayafas




Kenyon Woodworking






Pinck amp Co




John Wiley amp Sons



Boston Beer




Fiorersquos Bakery





La Rana Rossa

Monumental Cupcakes

PurityOrganics



Whole Foods



Eastern Bank








Hub Holdings




Sazama Real Estate

SRT Realty





West Cork Auto

28

Staff bull B

oard bull Advisors






Charles Fox

Aaron Krakow

Marilyn Mase

Bonnie McBride

Farzana Mohamed

Dana Rashti

Melony Swasey

Eric Warasta





BostonPaul Levy



















Registration






Studentrsquos name

Address

City State Zip

Phone (dayevecell)

Email

thinsp









Total Tuition




Total due



Name on card


Signature

For staff use only




eliotschoolorg


PaidBoston MA

Permit No 54318



Adults

16













Adults





















18

Adults







Steeking AW876




Summer Intensives














Wooden Spoons pg 10





Pasta Making pg 24

Adults















See pg 20

Book amp Paper Arts

Wild Journals AW878










Adults

20







Altered Books AW753







See pg 19



the studentsrdquo


Adults



















bull Colored Pencil









22

Adults






















Yupo Painting AW923












Adults



24

Adults







Mosaics AW626












Pasta Making AW917


25





7 Ways to Give



















26

Supporters






27


916 Foundation Fund










Hoppin Family Fund







Merck Foundation











BurnsDesign




The Focusing Series


Gallery Kayafas




Kenyon Woodworking






Pinck amp Co




John Wiley amp Sons



Boston Beer




Fiorersquos Bakery





La Rana Rossa

Monumental Cupcakes

PurityOrganics



Whole Foods



Eastern Bank








Hub Holdings




Sazama Real Estate

SRT Realty





West Cork Auto

28

Staff bull B

oard bull Advisors






Charles Fox

Aaron Krakow

Marilyn Mase

Bonnie McBride

Farzana Mohamed

Dana Rashti

Melony Swasey

Eric Warasta





BostonPaul Levy



















Registration






Studentrsquos name

Address

City State Zip

Phone (dayevecell)

Email

thinsp









Total Tuition




Total due



Name on card


Signature

For staff use only




eliotschoolorg


PaidBoston MA

Permit No 54318



Adults





















18

Adults







Steeking AW876




Summer Intensives














Wooden Spoons pg 10





Pasta Making pg 24

Adults















See pg 20

Book amp Paper Arts

Wild Journals AW878










Adults

20







Altered Books AW753







See pg 19



the studentsrdquo


Adults



















bull Colored Pencil









22

Adults






















Yupo Painting AW923












Adults



24

Adults







Mosaics AW626












Pasta Making AW917


25





7 Ways to Give



















26

Supporters






27


916 Foundation Fund










Hoppin Family Fund







Merck Foundation











BurnsDesign




The Focusing Series


Gallery Kayafas




Kenyon Woodworking






Pinck amp Co




John Wiley amp Sons



Boston Beer




Fiorersquos Bakery





La Rana Rossa

Monumental Cupcakes

PurityOrganics



Whole Foods



Eastern Bank








Hub Holdings




Sazama Real Estate

SRT Realty





West Cork Auto

28

Staff bull B

oard bull Advisors






Charles Fox

Aaron Krakow

Marilyn Mase

Bonnie McBride

Farzana Mohamed

Dana Rashti

Melony Swasey

Eric Warasta





BostonPaul Levy



















Registration






Studentrsquos name

Address

City State Zip

Phone (dayevecell)

Email

thinsp









Total Tuition




Total due



Name on card


Signature

For staff use only




eliotschoolorg


PaidBoston MA

Permit No 54318



18

Adults







Steeking AW876




Summer Intensives














Wooden Spoons pg 10





Pasta Making pg 24

Adults















See pg 20

Book amp Paper Arts

Wild Journals AW878










Adults

20







Altered Books AW753







See pg 19



the studentsrdquo


Adults



















bull Colored Pencil









22

Adults






















Yupo Painting AW923












Adults



24

Adults







Mosaics AW626












Pasta Making AW917


25





7 Ways to Give



















26

Supporters






27


916 Foundation Fund










Hoppin Family Fund







Merck Foundation











BurnsDesign




The Focusing Series


Gallery Kayafas




Kenyon Woodworking






Pinck amp Co




John Wiley amp Sons



Boston Beer




Fiorersquos Bakery





La Rana Rossa

Monumental Cupcakes

PurityOrganics



Whole Foods



Eastern Bank








Hub Holdings




Sazama Real Estate

SRT Realty





West Cork Auto

28

Staff bull B

oard bull Advisors






Charles Fox

Aaron Krakow

Marilyn Mase

Bonnie McBride

Farzana Mohamed

Dana Rashti

Melony Swasey

Eric Warasta





BostonPaul Levy



















Registration






Studentrsquos name

Address

City State Zip

Phone (dayevecell)

Email

thinsp









Total Tuition




Total due



Name on card


Signature

For staff use only




eliotschoolorg


PaidBoston MA

Permit No 54318



Adults















See pg 20

Book amp Paper Arts

Wild Journals AW878










Adults

20







Altered Books AW753







See pg 19



the studentsrdquo


Adults



















bull Colored Pencil









22

Adults






















Yupo Painting AW923












Adults



24

Adults







Mosaics AW626












Pasta Making AW917


25





7 Ways to Give



















26

Supporters






27


916 Foundation Fund










Hoppin Family Fund







Merck Foundation











BurnsDesign




The Focusing Series


Gallery Kayafas




Kenyon Woodworking






Pinck amp Co




John Wiley amp Sons



Boston Beer




Fiorersquos Bakery





La Rana Rossa

Monumental Cupcakes

PurityOrganics



Whole Foods



Eastern Bank








Hub Holdings




Sazama Real Estate

SRT Realty





West Cork Auto

28

Staff bull B

oard bull Advisors






Charles Fox

Aaron Krakow

Marilyn Mase

Bonnie McBride

Farzana Mohamed

Dana Rashti

Melony Swasey

Eric Warasta





BostonPaul Levy



















Registration






Studentrsquos name

Address

City State Zip

Phone (dayevecell)

Email

thinsp









Total Tuition




Total due



Name on card


Signature

For staff use only




eliotschoolorg


PaidBoston MA

Permit No 54318



Adults

20







Altered Books AW753







See pg 19



the studentsrdquo


Adults



















bull Colored Pencil









22

Adults






















Yupo Painting AW923












Adults



24

Adults







Mosaics AW626












Pasta Making AW917


25





7 Ways to Give



















26

Supporters






27


916 Foundation Fund










Hoppin Family Fund







Merck Foundation











BurnsDesign




The Focusing Series


Gallery Kayafas




Kenyon Woodworking






Pinck amp Co




John Wiley amp Sons



Boston Beer




Fiorersquos Bakery





La Rana Rossa

Monumental Cupcakes

PurityOrganics



Whole Foods



Eastern Bank








Hub Holdings




Sazama Real Estate

SRT Realty





West Cork Auto

28

Staff bull B

oard bull Advisors






Charles Fox

Aaron Krakow

Marilyn Mase

Bonnie McBride

Farzana Mohamed

Dana Rashti

Melony Swasey

Eric Warasta





BostonPaul Levy



















Registration






Studentrsquos name

Address

City State Zip

Phone (dayevecell)

Email

thinsp









Total Tuition




Total due



Name on card


Signature

For staff use only




eliotschoolorg


PaidBoston MA

Permit No 54318



Adults



















bull Colored Pencil









22

Adults






















Yupo Painting AW923












Adults



24

Adults







Mosaics AW626












Pasta Making AW917


25





7 Ways to Give



















26

Supporters






27


916 Foundation Fund










Hoppin Family Fund







Merck Foundation











BurnsDesign




The Focusing Series


Gallery Kayafas




Kenyon Woodworking






Pinck amp Co




John Wiley amp Sons



Boston Beer




Fiorersquos Bakery





La Rana Rossa

Monumental Cupcakes

PurityOrganics



Whole Foods



Eastern Bank








Hub Holdings




Sazama Real Estate

SRT Realty





West Cork Auto

28

Staff bull B

oard bull Advisors






Charles Fox

Aaron Krakow

Marilyn Mase

Bonnie McBride

Farzana Mohamed

Dana Rashti

Melony Swasey

Eric Warasta





BostonPaul Levy



















Registration






Studentrsquos name

Address

City State Zip

Phone (dayevecell)

Email

thinsp









Total Tuition




Total due



Name on card


Signature

For staff use only




eliotschoolorg


PaidBoston MA

Permit No 54318



22

Adults






















Yupo Painting AW923












Adults



24

Adults







Mosaics AW626












Pasta Making AW917


25





7 Ways to Give



















26

Supporters






27


916 Foundation Fund










Hoppin Family Fund







Merck Foundation











BurnsDesign




The Focusing Series


Gallery Kayafas




Kenyon Woodworking






Pinck amp Co




John Wiley amp Sons



Boston Beer




Fiorersquos Bakery





La Rana Rossa

Monumental Cupcakes

PurityOrganics



Whole Foods



Eastern Bank








Hub Holdings




Sazama Real Estate

SRT Realty





West Cork Auto

28

Staff bull B

oard bull Advisors






Charles Fox

Aaron Krakow

Marilyn Mase

Bonnie McBride

Farzana Mohamed

Dana Rashti

Melony Swasey

Eric Warasta





BostonPaul Levy



















Registration






Studentrsquos name

Address

City State Zip

Phone (dayevecell)

Email

thinsp









Total Tuition




Total due



Name on card


Signature

For staff use only




eliotschoolorg


PaidBoston MA

Permit No 54318






Yupo Painting AW923












Adults



24

Adults







Mosaics AW626












Pasta Making AW917


25





7 Ways to Give



















26

Supporters






27


916 Foundation Fund










Hoppin Family Fund







Merck Foundation











BurnsDesign




The Focusing Series


Gallery Kayafas




Kenyon Woodworking






Pinck amp Co




John Wiley amp Sons



Boston Beer




Fiorersquos Bakery





La Rana Rossa

Monumental Cupcakes

PurityOrganics



Whole Foods



Eastern Bank








Hub Holdings




Sazama Real Estate

SRT Realty





West Cork Auto

28

Staff bull B

oard bull Advisors






Charles Fox

Aaron Krakow

Marilyn Mase

Bonnie McBride

Farzana Mohamed

Dana Rashti

Melony Swasey

Eric Warasta





BostonPaul Levy



















Registration






Studentrsquos name

Address

City State Zip

Phone (dayevecell)

Email

thinsp









Total Tuition




Total due



Name on card


Signature

For staff use only




eliotschoolorg


PaidBoston MA

Permit No 54318



24

Adults







Mosaics AW626












Pasta Making AW917


25





7 Ways to Give



















26

Supporters






27


916 Foundation Fund










Hoppin Family Fund







Merck Foundation











BurnsDesign




The Focusing Series


Gallery Kayafas




Kenyon Woodworking






Pinck amp Co




John Wiley amp Sons



Boston Beer




Fiorersquos Bakery





La Rana Rossa

Monumental Cupcakes

PurityOrganics



Whole Foods



Eastern Bank








Hub Holdings




Sazama Real Estate

SRT Realty





West Cork Auto

28

Staff bull B

oard bull Advisors






Charles Fox

Aaron Krakow

Marilyn Mase

Bonnie McBride

Farzana Mohamed

Dana Rashti

Melony Swasey

Eric Warasta





BostonPaul Levy



















Registration






Studentrsquos name

Address

City State Zip

Phone (dayevecell)

Email

thinsp









Total Tuition




Total due



Name on card


Signature

For staff use only




eliotschoolorg


PaidBoston MA

Permit No 54318



25





7 Ways to Give



















26

Supporters






27


916 Foundation Fund










Hoppin Family Fund







Merck Foundation











BurnsDesign




The Focusing Series


Gallery Kayafas




Kenyon Woodworking






Pinck amp Co




John Wiley amp Sons



Boston Beer




Fiorersquos Bakery





La Rana Rossa

Monumental Cupcakes

PurityOrganics



Whole Foods



Eastern Bank








Hub Holdings




Sazama Real Estate

SRT Realty





West Cork Auto

28

Staff bull B

oard bull Advisors






Charles Fox

Aaron Krakow

Marilyn Mase

Bonnie McBride

Farzana Mohamed

Dana Rashti

Melony Swasey

Eric Warasta





BostonPaul Levy



















Registration






Studentrsquos name

Address

City State Zip

Phone (dayevecell)

Email

thinsp









Total Tuition




Total due



Name on card


Signature

For staff use only




eliotschoolorg


PaidBoston MA

Permit No 54318



26

Supporters






27


916 Foundation Fund










Hoppin Family Fund







Merck Foundation











BurnsDesign




The Focusing Series


Gallery Kayafas




Kenyon Woodworking






Pinck amp Co




John Wiley amp Sons



Boston Beer




Fiorersquos Bakery





La Rana Rossa

Monumental Cupcakes

PurityOrganics



Whole Foods



Eastern Bank








Hub Holdings




Sazama Real Estate

SRT Realty





West Cork Auto

28

Staff bull B

oard bull Advisors






Charles Fox

Aaron Krakow

Marilyn Mase

Bonnie McBride

Farzana Mohamed

Dana Rashti

Melony Swasey

Eric Warasta





BostonPaul Levy



















Registration






Studentrsquos name

Address

City State Zip

Phone (dayevecell)

Email

thinsp









Total Tuition




Total due



Name on card


Signature

For staff use only




eliotschoolorg


PaidBoston MA

Permit No 54318



27


916 Foundation Fund










Hoppin Family Fund







Merck Foundation











BurnsDesign




The Focusing Series


Gallery Kayafas




Kenyon Woodworking






Pinck amp Co




John Wiley amp Sons



Boston Beer




Fiorersquos Bakery





La Rana Rossa

Monumental Cupcakes

PurityOrganics



Whole Foods



Eastern Bank








Hub Holdings




Sazama Real Estate

SRT Realty





West Cork Auto

28

Staff bull B

oard bull Advisors






Charles Fox

Aaron Krakow

Marilyn Mase

Bonnie McBride

Farzana Mohamed

Dana Rashti

Melony Swasey

Eric Warasta





BostonPaul Levy



















Registration






Studentrsquos name

Address

City State Zip

Phone (dayevecell)

Email

thinsp









Total Tuition




Total due



Name on card


Signature

For staff use only




eliotschoolorg


PaidBoston MA

Permit No 54318



28

Staff bull B

oard bull Advisors






Charles Fox

Aaron Krakow

Marilyn Mase

Bonnie McBride

Farzana Mohamed

Dana Rashti

Melony Swasey

Eric Warasta





BostonPaul Levy



















Registration






Studentrsquos name

Address

City State Zip

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Email

thinsp









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eliotschoolorg


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Registration






Studentrsquos name

Address

City State Zip

Phone (dayevecell)

Email

thinsp









Total Tuition




Total due



Name on card


Signature

For staff use only




eliotschoolorg


PaidBoston MA

Permit No 54318




eliotschoolorg


PaidBoston MA

Permit No 54318



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Fall 16'–Winter 17' catalog