Hi Jan,
That's actually a pretty good price.
Dave
jan wrote:
>
>
> HI + Thanks so much Dave.
> Enjoying this group, great to share info. I hope to put some pics up when I
get a chance. Today I was working with Suminagashi inks on very fine tissue
weight Mulberry paper.
> Another world....I get transported!
>
> thanks also for the offer on carragheenan
> costs me $55 AUD for 500g here
> do you sell it cheaper?
>
> cheers
> Jan
>
>
> --- In Marbling@yahoogroups.com, Dave Allen <canadian_bookbinder@...> wrote:
>
>> Hi Jan,
>> As Antonio wrote to you, Richard Norman's pdf is about as good as it
>> gets. Don't worry about making the carrageenan from moss though.
>> everyone uses the powdered stuff now days. I can sell you some if you
>> can't find a local source.
>> Dave
>>
>> jan wrote:
>>
>>> Hi Dave,
>>> Thanks for the link. Its a fascinating technique on the cover, one I haven't
seen before.
>>> Can you tell me more about how the edges of the book are marbled or perhaps
a good link on this?.
>>>
>>> Jan Marinos
>>>
>>> --- In Marbling@yahoogroups.com, Dave Allen <canadian_bookbinder@> wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>> Hi Del,
>>>> Those covers are not marbling but an acid process known as tree calf.
>>>> see http://cool.conservation-us.org/don/dt/dt3574.html
>>>> Dave Allen
>>>>
>>>> northernlights2n wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> I just  added a folder in our photo section of pics I took of a book
published in 1885 called "In the Lena Delta". The folder is called 'Book
Marbling'.
>>>>> I borrowed it through inter-library loan from the University of Minnesota
- it came wrapped with string because the covers were falling off.....
>>>>> I uploaded high res. versions, figuring folk could then print it out if
wished.
>>>>> Here is a link:
>>>>>
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Marbling/photos/album/1484978841/pic/list?order=or\
dinal
>>>>> Del
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>> --
>>>> Beddall Bookbinding Conservation & Restoration
>>>> 840 Snowdrop Ave. Victoria BC V8Z 2N4
>>>> (250)888-9380    http://www.Bookbinder.ca
>>>>
>>>>
>> --
>> Beddall Bookbinding Conservation & Restoration
>> 840 Snowdrop Ave. Victoria BC V8Z 2N4
>> (250)888-9380    http://www.Bookbinder.ca
>>
>>
>
>
>
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>


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I am going try ScaleCoat model railroad paints...I had some orange on hand and
the results were terrific, just orange and a little plasti kote blue and dipped
a scrap stick that had been primed white.  The scalecoat orange result was much
better than the plasti kote paints, which the PK blue and yellow especially can
get a little gloppy if you want the color to be dark and don't thin the paint. 
And the plasti kote red looks pink on all objects, no matter what.  Now every
color behaves differently, so we'll see how scalecoat works in the other colors,
especially looking forward to trying red.

Doug





--- In Marbling@yahoogroups.com, "doughunt2014" <douglas_hunt@...> wrote:
>
> I did some guitar bodies today...my first attempt ever.
>
> I filled a giant trash can with water and Borax.  I am wondering if the
surface tension of the water is perhaps cut too much.  I could take some of the
water out of the garbage can, and put some in that does not have any borax in
it.
>
> I used Plasti-Kote oil-based enamel paints.  The "Insignia Red" paint turned
pink on the surfaces of all test guitar bodies and the blue/yellow/black one in
the web folder.  It about dissolved and spread across the surface the moment it
hit the surface of the water.  Blue, yellow, and green behave better.  Black
tends to disperse, but not as badly as the red.
>
> The pictures are in the PHOTOS section on the website, in a folder called
"Doug Guitar pix"
>
> Any insights would be appreciated.  Many thanks.
>
> Doug Hunt
>

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Dear friends of decorated paper,

Have you ever been at a loss about which decorated paper you held in your hands?
If so, "Decorated Paper - A Guide Book" will be of interest for you. Susanne
Krause has published it recently with a team of European experts:

Karli Frigge, paper marbler (counsellor)
Susanne Krause, paper decorator (editor, author)
Henk Porck, conservation scientist at Royal Library Den Haag (author)
Julia Rinck, art historian, specialist for early 20th century papers (author)
Frieder Schmidt, historian/curator at German National Library (author)
Ida Schrijver, lector (lector, author)

The book is written in German, English and Dutch. The approach is visual, and
can guide the individual, through a series of steps, to the identification of
the paper in question.  Assisting in identification are over 100 colored photos
covering a wide range of decorated papers and styles. Users can work with it
even if they are not knowledgeable about the actual techniques. The first big
test, which came during the cataloguing of the first part (15000 sheets) of the
collection at the German Museum in Munich, has shown that the guide book can be
employed even in cases when a particular paper is not mentioned, simply by
extending the threads.

Orders from the Americas, Canada and Australia are fulfilled by me, orders from
Europe are fulfilled by Susanne Krause.

Garrett Dixon

Is there a site to see a preview, costs, etc.?
Iris Nevins
www.marblingpaper.com<http://www.marblingpaper.com/>
   ----- Original Message -----
   From: dixongarrett<mailto:dixong@...>
   To: Marbling@yahoogroups.com<mailto:Marbling@yahoogroups.com>
   Sent: Friday, February 05, 2010 11:42 AM
   Subject: [Marbling] New identification guide for decorated paper


   Dear friends of decorated paper,

   Have you ever been at a loss about which decorated paper you held in your
hands? If so, "Decorated Paper - A Guide Book" will be of interest for you.
Susanne Krause has published it recently with a team of European experts:

   Karli Frigge, paper marbler (counsellor)
   Susanne Krause, paper decorator (editor, author)
   Henk Porck, conservation scientist at Royal Library Den Haag (author)
   Julia Rinck, art historian, specialist for early 20th century papers (author)
   Frieder Schmidt, historian/curator at German National Library (author)
   Ida Schrijver, lector (lector, author)

   The book is written in German, English and Dutch. The approach is visual, and
can guide the individual, through a series of steps, to the identification of
the paper in question.  Assisting in identification are over 100 colored photos
covering a wide range of decorated papers and styles. Users can work with it
even if they are not knowledgeable about the actual techniques. The first big
test, which came during the cataloguing of the first part (15000 sheets) of the
collection at the German Museum in Munich, has shown that the guide book can be
employed even in cases when a particular paper is not mentioned, simply by
extending the threads.

   Orders from the Americas, Canada and Australia are fulfilled by me, orders
from Europe are fulfilled by Susanne Krause.

   Garrett Dixon



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Here is the PDF from Susanne's website
www.hamburgerbuntpapier.de/dwn/flyer_buntpapier_innen.pdf .  The cost from
Susanne is 89 Euros including VAT plus shipping.  The cost from me is $123 plus
shipping.
Garrett

Thanks Garrett.... still I think maybe people would like to know a bit more.
Such as how many examples are marbled, what % of the book covers marbling, how
many images, size of the book etc. Is it hand bound by Susanne too....maybe
Susanne can fill in some more info. It looks great!!

Iris Nevins
www.marblingpaper.com<http://www.marblingpaper.com/>


   ----- Original Message -----
   From: dixongarrett<mailto:dixong@...>
   To: Marbling@yahoogroups.com<mailto:Marbling@yahoogroups.com>
   Sent: Friday, February 05, 2010 11:32 PM
   Subject: [Marbling] Guide to Decorated Paper


   Here is the PDF from Susanne's website
www.hamburgerbuntpapier.de/dwn/flyer_buntpapier_innen.pdf<http://www.hamburgerbu\
ntpapier.de/dwn/flyer_buntpapier_innen.pdf> .  The cost from Susanne is 89 Euros
including VAT plus shipping.  The cost from me is $123 plus shipping.
   Garrett



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The book covers the common techniques, from A as in Agate Paper to T as in Tree
Root Marbled Paper, plus a section on Mixed Media Techniques. Definitions,
remarks and demarcations help with the 'seeing' of what is what and the
understanding of what is something else resp. (e.g.) that something is called
Tree Root Marbled Paper in spite of not being made in marbling process at all.
14 chapters, 114 coloured photos. ca. 15 x 21 cm, 217 pp.

The chapter about marbling has been supervised by Karli, it is in 20
sub-chapters on 51 pages.

Bound, machine sewn.

I hope this helps. If not, ask Garrett or me.

Susanne Krause


--- In Marbling@yahoogroups.com, "irisnevins" <irisnevins@...> wrote:
>
> Thanks Garrett.... still I think maybe people would like to know a bit more.
Such as how many examples are marbled, what % of the book covers marbling, how
many images, size of the book etc. Is it hand bound by Susanne too....maybe
Susanne can fill in some more info. It looks great!!
>
> Iris Nevins
> www.marblingpaper.com<http://www.marblingpaper.com/>
>
>
>   ----- Original Message -----
>   From: dixongarrett<mailto:dixong@...>
>   To: Marbling@yahoogroups.com<mailto:Marbling@yahoogroups.com>
>   Sent: Friday, February 05, 2010 11:32 PM
>   Subject: [Marbling] Guide to Decorated Paper
>
>
>   Here is the PDF from Susanne's website
www.hamburgerbuntpapier.de/dwn/flyer_buntpapier_innen.pdf<http://www.hamburgerbu\
ntpapier.de/dwn/flyer_buntpapier_innen.pdf> .  The cost from Susanne is 89 Euros
including VAT plus shipping.  The cost from me is $123 plus shipping.
>   Garrett
>
>
>
>   ------------------------------------
>
>   Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>

Thanks Susanne!
Iris Nevins
www.marblingpaper.com<http://www.marblingpaper.com/>
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   From: hamburgerbuntpapier_de<mailto:studio@...>
   To: Marbling@yahoogroups.com<mailto:Marbling@yahoogroups.com>
   Sent: Saturday, February 06, 2010 11:14 AM
   Subject: [Marbling] Re: Guide to Decorated Paper


   The book covers the common techniques, from A as in Agate Paper to T as in
Tree Root Marbled Paper, plus a section on Mixed Media Techniques. Definitions,
remarks and demarcations help with the 'seeing' of what is what and the
understanding of what is something else resp. (e.g.) that something is called
Tree Root Marbled Paper in spite of not being made in marbling process at all.
14 chapters, 114 coloured photos. ca. 15 x 21 cm, 217 pp.

   The chapter about marbling has been supervised by Karli, it is in 20
sub-chapters on 51 pages.

   Bound, machine sewn.

   I hope this helps. If not, ask Garrett or me.

   Susanne Krause


   --- In Marbling@yahoogroups.com<mailto:Marbling@yahoogroups.com>, "irisnevins"
<irisnevins@...> wrote:
   >
   > Thanks Garrett.... still I think maybe people would like to know a bit more.
Such as how many examples are marbled, what % of the book covers marbling, how
many images, size of the book etc. Is it hand bound by Susanne too....maybe
Susanne can fill in some more info. It looks great!!
   >
   > Iris Nevins
   >
www.marblingpaper.com<http://www.marblingpaper.com/<http://www.marblingpaper.com\
%3chttp//www.marblingpaper.com/>>
   >
   >
   >   ----- Original Message -----
   >   From: dixongarrett<mailto:dixong<mailto:dixong>@...>
   >   To:
Marbling@yahoogroups.com<mailto:Marbling@yahoogroups.com<mailto:Marbling@yahoogr\
oups.com%3Cmailto:Marbling@yahoogroups.com>>
   >   Sent: Friday, February 05, 2010 11:32 PM
   >   Subject: [Marbling] Guide to Decorated Paper
   >
   >
   >   Here is the PDF from Susanne's website
www.hamburgerbuntpapier.de/dwn/flyer_buntpapier_innen.pdf<http://www.hamburgerbu\
ntpapier.de/dwn/flyer_buntpapier_innen.pdf<http://www.hamburgerbuntpapier.de/dwn\
/flyer_buntpapier_innen.pdf%3Chttp://www.hamburgerbuntpapier.de/dwn/flyer_buntpa\
pier_innen.pdf>> .  The cost from Susanne is 89 Euros including VAT plus
shipping.  The cost from me is $123 plus shipping.
   >   Garrett
   >
   >
   >
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Hi all. I'm marbling for the first time in two years. I'm doing everything like
I've always done -- same paints, same paper, same alum, same procedures. Paints
seem fine. However, on the paper, the colors are weak and faded. I can think of
no reason for this except the alum.

I mixed a new batch of alum (double strength) and now have a host of additional
problems. The alum I'm using is from Colophon but it is several years old. It's
been stored dry in a dry climate. Can it have gone off somehow?

Also, if I need new alum, will grocery-store alum suffice, as I need it now?

Many thanks for any help.

Marc Horovitz

I once used grocery store alum and after mixing it I filtered it through a
coffee filter to take out any additives.  It worked fine for me, using acrylic
paints.  It was something I had to do immediately, so couldn't wait for delivery
of marbling alum.  Worth a try.

d.guff


   ----- Original Message -----
   From: sidestreet6862
   To: Marbling@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Thursday, February 11, 2010 12:04 PM
   Subject: [Marbling] Does alum go bad?



   Hi all. I'm marbling for the first time in two years. I'm doing everything
like I've always done -- same paints, same paper, same alum, same procedures.
Paints seem fine. However, on the paper, the colors are weak and faded. I can
think of no reason for this except the alum.

   I mixed a new batch of alum (double strength) and now have a host of
additional problems. The alum I'm using is from Colophon but it is several years
old. It's been stored dry in a dry climate. Can it have gone off somehow?

   Also, if I need new alum, will grocery-store alum suffice, as I need it now?

   Many thanks for any help.

   Marc Horovitz





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Only alum I ever use is "canning" alum / grocery store alum.  It's an
inorganic compound. Stored dry, It can't "go bad" If it seems to act
strangely, I'd look to the water, size, or paper as the problem.
Dave in SD

On Thu, Feb 11, 2010 at 2:04 PM, sidestreet6862 <bannerworks@...>wrote:

>
>
> Hi all. I'm marbling for the first time in two years. I'm doing everything
> like I've always done -- same paints, same paper, same alum, same
> procedures. Paints seem fine. However, on the paper, the colors are weak and
> faded. I can think of no reason for this except the alum.
>
> I mixed a new batch of alum (double strength) and now have a host of
> additional problems. The alum I'm using is from Colophon but it is several
> years old. It's been stored dry in a dry climate. Can it have gone off
> somehow?
>
> Also, if I need new alum, will grocery-store alum suffice, as I need it
> now?
>
> Many thanks for any help.
>
> Marc Horovitz
>
>
>



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Hi,

I have a problem with my size moving, which is affecting the pattern as the
paints are appearing to swirl around. It seems to be at one end of the tank.
  Any advice?

Any help much appreciated.

Best wishes

Louise

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On Feb 21, 2010, at 2:05 PM, Louise wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I have a problem with my size moving, which is affecting the pattern
> as the paints are appearing to swirl around. It seems to be at one
> end of the tank.
> Any advice?
>
> Any help much appreciated.
>
> Best wishes
>
> Louise
>
>
>



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Make sure the tank is level. If deeper at one end, the paint swirls more when
the size is deeper. If the size is not old, this could be it.
Iris Nevins
www.marblingpaper.com<http://www.marblingpaper.com/>
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   From: Louise<mailto:LouBrockman@...>
   To: Marbling@yahoogroups.com<mailto:Marbling@yahoogroups.com>
   Sent: Sunday, February 21, 2010 5:05 PM
   Subject: [Marbling] moving size


   Hi,

   I have a problem with my size moving, which is affecting the pattern as the
paints are appearing to swirl around. It seems to be at one end of the tank.
    Any advice?

   Any help much appreciated.

   Best wishes

   Louise



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Hello everibody.
Thanks for admiting me in these interesting group.

http://www.papier-royal.com

bello excelente trabajo. Felicitaciones

--- El lun, 2/22/10, Papier-Royal <papier_royal@...> escribió:


De: Papier-Royal <papier_royal@...>
Asunto: [Marbling] New member
A: Marbling@yahoogroups.com
Fecha: lunes, 22 de febrero de 2010, 05:36 am


 



Hello everibody.
Thanks for admiting me in these interesting group.

http://www.papier- royal.com









      
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I gave a demo of marbling at my exhibition last week. There is a brief
description and photo on my site.



Yehuda Miklaf

Jerusalem

fritzmiklaf@...

www.yehudamiklaf.com <http://www.yehudamiklaf.com/>





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great fun!
Nice picture!
Iris Nevins
www.marblingpaper.com<http://www.marblingpaper.com/>

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   Sent: Sunday, February 28, 2010 2:18 AM
   Subject: [Marbling] marbling demo


   I gave a demo of marbling at my exhibition last week. There is a brief
   description and photo on my site.



   Yehuda Miklaf

   Jerusalem

   fritzmiklaf@...<mailto:fritzmiklaf@...>

   www.yehudamiklaf.com<http://www.yehudamiklaf.com/>
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Yehuda,
Great comment - Now you can tell everyone that even your worst work
brings kudos!
Liked your exhibit as well,
Dave

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>    ----- Original Message -----
>    From: fritzmiklaf@...<mailto:fritzmiklaf@...>
>    To: Marbling@yahoogroups.com<mailto:Marbling@yahoogroups.com>
>    Sent: Sunday, February 28, 2010 2:18 AM
>    Subject: [Marbling] marbling demo
>
>
>    I gave a demo of marbling at my exhibition last week. There is a brief
>    description and photo on my site.
>
>
>
>    Yehuda Miklaf
>
>    Jerusalem
>
>    fritzmiklaf@...<mailto:fritzmiklaf@...>
>
>    www.yehudamiklaf.com<http://www.yehudamiklaf.com/> 
<http://www.yehudamiklaf.com/<http://www.yehudamiklaf.com/>>
>

Good job iris,


Bingul Sevimli
Art Teacher & Ebru Artist

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From: irisnevins <irisnevins@...>
Subject: Re: [Marbling] marbling demo
To: Marbling@yahoogroups.com
Date: Sunday, February 28, 2010, 7:14 AM


 



great fun!
Nice picture!
Iris Nevins
www.marblingpaper. com<http://www.marbling paper.com/>

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Sent: Sunday, February 28, 2010 2:18 AM
Subject: [Marbling] marbling demo

I gave a demo of marbling at my exhibition last week. There is a brief
description and photo on my site.

Yehuda Miklaf

Jerusalem

fritzmiklaf@ bezeqint. net<mailto:fritzmiklaf@ bezeqint. net>

www.yehudamiklaf. com<http://www.yehudami klaf.com/> <http://www.yehudami
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March 20, 2010 from 8am - 12 pm in Townsend, TN as part of the Smokey Mountain
Fiber Arts Festival.  Marbling on Paper & Fiber taught by Pat K. Thomas.  Last
week for sign-ups!  www.smfaf.org

March 26 & 27, Fri. 6:30 -9p & Sat. 10a - 4p at the Oak Ridge Art Center.  Join
the group in a paperholics dream--  pattern, design & marbling!  Marbling on
Paper, Pat K. Thomas   www.oakridgeartcenter.org

Miss PKT,

I would love to be in one of  your classes.

My daughter and I took one of your classes this past summer.

She has used the material and paper in her 6th. grade art class.

It was great--I know the compliments does not pay the bills--wish you the best.

ce
 
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To: Marbling@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Mon, March 1, 2010 9:39:31 AM
Subject: [Marbling] Spots to fill in Marbling Classes

 
March 20, 2010 from 8am - 12 pm in Townsend, TN as part of the Smokey Mountain
Fiber Arts Festival. Marbling on Paper & Fiber taught by Pat K. Thomas. Last
week for sign-ups! www.smfaf.org

March 26 & 27, Fri. 6:30 -9p & Sat. 10a - 4p at the Oak Ridge Art Center. Join
the group in a paperholics dream-- pattern, design & marbling! Marbling on
Paper, Pat K. Thomas www.oakridgeartcent er.org







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Hi All,

Just wanted to let you know that I'll be teaching traditional marbling at
Artiscape in Columbus, Ohio on Friday, April 16th. There are several spaces
available if you or a friend are interested. Also, although The Ultimate
Marbling Handbook is out of print and the remaining copies are very expensive, I
have published the patterning section in color and am selling it for $20.
Details about my classes and the book are on my website www.dianemaurer.com

Best regards,
Diane


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Hi John
Thank you for your kind words.
I am just getting started after attending a workshop run by Joan Ajala
which was absolutely fantastic.
I am looking forward to browsing the messages and being part of the
group.
With thanks
Lyndell


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Hello!
Welcome to the Marbling list. Whether you are a professional marbler or
someone just getting started with this technique, there is lots to
read--and lots of good connections for you to enjoy. Although there is
no main organizational structure to this list, browse around in the
messages, take a look at the files section. Sometimes there is a flurry
of postings and sometimes it gets quiet. Ask questions and someone is
bound to answer.

Thanks

John Ang


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Hello Dear Marbling lovers,

We will show  Turkish traditional art of Ebru in Portugal.If somebody read
this message who stay in Portugal,can visit us and tray original Turkish
traditional ebru(marbling).

See you.


in Turkish :

Merhabalar,

Biz Portekizde geleneksel Türk sanatýmýz olan ebruyu en iyi þekilde temsil
ederek portekizlilerle buluþturacaðýz.Eðer denemek isterseniz sizde ek te
programýný gönderdiðimiz etkinliðe katýlabilir kendi ebrunuzu
yapabilirsiniz.
www.psk.yildiz.edu.tr
--
   Hüseyin KAYA
Student of Yýlmaz ENEÞ
Ebru Artist.


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JOIN OUR SUMMER COURSES TO LEARN TRADITIONAL EBRU WHILE YOU ARE ENJOYING YOUR
HOLIDAY IN AEGEAN'S HISTORIC  AND  BEAUTIFUL ISLAND CUNDA/AYVALIK.

ACCELERATED TRADITIONAL MARBLING COURSES 15th.MAY 2010-OCTOBER 2010.
-COURSE PRICE 125USD /PER WEEK.
-COURSE TAKES ONE WEEK BETWEEN 10.00am-13.00pm  from MONDAY to SUNDAY.
-THE PRICE INCLUDES ALL THE  NECESSARY MATERIALS WHICH ARE GOING TO BE USED.
-THE PRICE DOESN'T INCLUDE ACCOMODATION.

WE KINDLY RECOMMEND YOU THESE HOTELS/PENSIONS.
www.cundaoteli.com
www.yundantik.com
www.moshos.com
www.chezbeliz.web.tr - IN AYVALIK IT IS 9KM. TO CUNDA.
www.sayilganmotel.com

Best regards,
Nihan Büyüksezer"artnihan.com"

Hello all marblers!

Galen Berry, will be in Maine and New York in April to teach his
popular "Marbling with Paper and Fabric"....  See the two classes
listed below...    He also will be making the trip to the West Coast
this summer..   He will be in Portland, August 20th, a class sponsored
through Art Media, the biggest art store in Portland.   Then the next
day he will have a class in McMinnville, Oregon (wine country in
Oregon) at the Currents Gallery.

Please visit the MarbleArt web page for more information on classes.
     http://MarbleArt.us

Lincolnville, Maine (central seacoast)
Beginning and Intermediate Classes:
April 17 & 18, 2010
Lincolnville Historical Society
33 Beach Road, Lincolnville ME

This is the first time we've ever done any classes in Maine!
Lincolnville is in beautiful mid-coast Maine, 45 miles east of Augusta,
90 miles east of Portland.   It is just north of Rockland and Camden.

This will be a two-day class, to be held on Saturday and Sunday from 10
a.m. to 4 p.m.
Students can sign up for either day or for both days.  Beginners should
take at least the first day, though most prefer to take both.    If you
already have some marbling experience or have taken a beginning class
before, you can sign up for just the second day if you wish.
To register, call Barbara Favicchia at 207-236-6558.

New York City
Beginning and Intermediate Classes:
April 24 & 25, 2010
Sponsored by The Ink Pad -- New York City's premiere rubber stamp shop.
    This will be a two-day class, to be held on a Saturday and Sunday
from 10 a.m.  to 4 p.m., in the Chelsea area of Manhattan,
at the WESTBETH COMMUNITY CENTER.    The WestBeth Community Center is
located at 55 Bethune Street (between 10th Avenue & Washington Street).

To register, call the Ink Pad at:  212-463-9876
Cost for each day is $125.00
Students can sign up for either day or for both days.  If you already
have some marbling experience or have taken a beginning class before,
you can sign up for just the second day if you wish.

Galen is wonderful! We took a class last year when we were having all kinds
of problems with the marbling. Galen was able to help us through some really
tough times, and he is a fabulous teacher.

Linda in Tucson
--
An Ancient Art Made Modern!
Marble-T Design
http://www.marbledfab.com
Blog: http://marbledmusings.blogspot.com