Sunday: Two-Day Silk Scarf Workshop [Adult]

Create a beautiful one-of-a-kind silk scarf that you can wear or give as a gift. Learn how to use dyes and a variety of techniques to make your own wearable artwork.

Materials List: Gloves and apron

About the Teaching Artist
Judy Langille is a nationally acclaimed fiber artist and experienced art educator, who has received grants from the Geraldine Dodge Foundation. She has taught at a variety of levels, including K-8 in several New Jersey and New York school districts, college level at William Paterson University and adults at the Newark Museum and West Windsor Arts Council. Judy has received numerous surface design awards for her quilt art and hand dyed fabrics and has had many pieces accepted at the most prestigious shows, such as Quilt National, Visions, and Art Quilt Elements. She has had her work published in numerous publications, most recently in the Surface Design Journal where she co-authored an article called, “One Cloth, One Fabric: Whole Cloth Composition.” February of 2009 she was the Artist of the Month on www.jerseyarts.com. She continues to work in her studio, show her art and teach workshops. She is also an enthusiastic member of the docent association of the Princeton University Art Museum. Aside from leading tours, she runs the Art for Family Program at the museum and other programs for children. See Judy's work at: http://www.judylangille.com/