The Bilevel Treasure Box with Nancy Akerly (Online)

Schedule:  Jun 5 & 6, 2021 — 9:30am - 12:30pm (CT); 
10:30am - 1:30pm (ET); 9:30am - 12:30pm (CT); 8:30am - 11:30am (MT); 7:30am - 10:30am (PT); 

The best kind of functional art, a 5 1/2" square box, 3 1/2" high, with two compartments you can personalize for your own needs - perhaps to create small cubbyholes for jewelry, tacks and paperclips or whatever treasures you can imagine.

You provide tools, supplies, glue, and a keen eye for balance and harmony.

If you wish to register for classes, please email me at: nakerly@charter.net. In addition to the class you would like to register for, please let me know if you would like the optional materials packet and I will send a Paypal link for payment, or you can mail me a check. Before the class I will send a list of materials, dimensions, and tools needed. Most classes include an instructional video of the class, emailed to you at the conclusion of the class. 

Location/Venue: Online with Nancy Akerly
For more info & pictures:  https://www.libertygrovepaperarts.com/calendar-2019.html 
Cost/Fee: $90
Material/Studio fee: $40 (includes book board cut to size, extra board for embellishment, a knob, plus two coordinating Chiyogami papers)

Their workshop calendar:  https://www.libertygrovepaperarts.com/calendar-2019.html 

Instructor and bio: Nancy Akerly is an artist passionate about everything paper: origami, nontraditional paper folding, box making (cartonnage), bookbinding and paper marbling. She was born on the Southside of Chicago and raised in a northern suburb, Nancy spent her summers on her grandparent’s farm in Sister Bay,WI, working in their family cherry orchard. She got her first teaching job at Sister Bay School - after teaching in Europe for DoDDS for a few years she returned to Door County and achieved a Masters Degree in Education with an emphasis on Gifted and Talented Learners and Creativity. She taught 39 years and retired from Gibraltar Schools in 2010. She then focused my energies on the business she had begun several years before, Liberty Grove Paper Arts.