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For more information about the exhibition and step-by-step instructions, visit: www.108contemporary.org/resources Use the hash tag #108CraftKits when sharing your artwork on social media! Stained Glass Craft Kit #23 Instructions Step 1: Cut tissue paper shapes. These can be regular or irregular, large or small. Step 2: Begin to lay out the design on your plastic sheet. (It’s also OK to wing it and design as you glue!) You can set pieces of tissue paper next to each other, or you can overlap them for a layered effect. Step 3: Start gluing! You can create a design with the glue by making dots or zigzags on your plastic sheet. Your glue design will show through on your finished product. You can also use a paintbrush to create a thin, even layer of glue across the entire plastic sheet. Step 4: When you finish gluing down your tissue paper, wait at least 10 minutes for the glue to start drying. Then, use scissors to cut off any excess paper from the edges of the stained glass. Step 5: Optional: Use cardstock to create a frame. Cut a piece of cardstock that is the same size or slightly larger than your plastic sheet. Poke a hole in the center of the cardstock, then cut from that hole to about ¼” away from the edge. Cut out a rectangle from the inside, leaving an even ¼” all the way around. Glue the frame on top of your stained glass. Step 6: Use clear tape to attach a loop of fishing line to the back of your stained glass. This will be your hanger. Hang your stained glass in a sunny window, and enjoy!

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Formoreinformationabouttheexhibitionandstep-by-stepinstructions,visit:

www.108contemporary.org/resourcesUsethehashtag#108CraftKitswhensharingyourartworkonsocialmedia!

StainedGlassCraftKit#23Instructions

Step1:Cuttissuepapershapes.Thesecanberegularorirregular,largeorsmall.Step2:Begintolayoutthedesignonyourplasticsheet.(It’salsoOKtowingitanddesignasyouglue!)Youcansetpiecesoftissuepapernexttoeachother,oryoucanoverlapthemforalayeredeffect.Step3:Startgluing!Youcancreateadesignwiththegluebymakingdotsorzigzagsonyourplasticsheet.Yourgluedesignwillshowthroughonyourfinishedproduct.

Youcanalsouseapaintbrushtocreateathin,evenlayerofglueacrosstheentireplasticsheet.Step4:Whenyoufinishgluingdownyourtissuepaper,waitatleast10minutesforthegluetostartdrying.Then,usescissorstocutoffanyexcesspaperfromtheedgesofthestainedglass.Step5:Optional:Usecardstocktocreateaframe.Cutapieceofcardstockthatisthesamesizeorslightlylargerthanyourplasticsheet.Pokeaholeinthecenterofthecardstock,thencutfromthatholetoabout¼”awayfromtheedge.Cutoutarectanglefromtheinside,leavinganeven¼”allthewayaround.Gluetheframeontopofyourstainedglass.Step6:Usecleartapetoattachaloopoffishinglinetothebackofyourstainedglass.Thiswillbeyourhanger.Hangyourstainedglassinasunnywindow,andenjoy!

CraftKit#23:StainedGlass

About the Exhibition• VisionsMakers is108|Contemporary’ssignature-juriedbiennialexhibition. Withaninternationallyrecognizedjurorand$5,000inartistawards,itfeaturestheworkofcontemporaryfinecraft-basedartistsfromaseven-stateregionwhobridgecutting-edgeconceptswithtraditionalskillsastheychallengetheboundaries ofart,craft,anddesign. 108|Contemporary proudlypresentsVisionMakers2018 inits architecturallystunning, five-yearyoungGalleryinthehistoricMathewsWarehouseBuildingintheTulsaArtsDistrict.

HannahOatman,Collage04

DawnaGillespie,TexturedSoul GenevieveFlynn,Ssssssumptuous Teapot

VisionMakers2018 Artists• DebbieBarrett-Jones- KansasCity,MO• EmilyBlodgett-Panos - Lawrence,KS• SharonBrush- Sante Fe,NM• RickBywater- Olathe,KS• DianeCoady - OklahomaCity,OK• JaneDunnewold - SanAntonio,TX• HollyFisher- Mounds,OK• GenevieveFlynn- KansasCity,MO• WhitneyForsyth- Tulsa,OK• MotokoFuruhashi - LasCruces,NM• DawnaGillespie- Slaton,TX• ShanGoshorn - Tulsa,OK• JoeKissinger- Tulsa,OK• MollyKoehn- Houston,TX• BeatrizMayorca - OklahomaCity,OK• MollyMurphy-Adams- Tulsa,OK• HannahOatman - Houston,TX

• AngelOloshove - Houston,TX• TaylorPainter-Wolfe- Tulsa,OK• AudreyPeck- Skiatook,OK• DavidPhelps- OklahomaCity,OK• ChrisRamsay- Stillwater,OK• ErinRappleye - Tulsa,OK• SarahT.Roberts- Converse,TX• SandraSell- LittleRock,AR• GayleSinger- OklahomaCity,OK• JillianSortore - SanAntonio,TX• LaurieSpencer- Tulsa,OK• NatalieSpicker - KansasCity,MO• JamesThurman- Denton,TX• RubyTroup- Espanola,NM• Yulie Urano - KansasCity,MO• JimWeaver- Ada,OK

ChrisRamsay,Sustainable,detail

Examples from the Exhibition

RubyTroup,ForkedEndDown

BeatrizMayorca,RootsChairs

WhitneyForsyth,Watershed

TaylorPainter-Wolfe,Dragon’sBackbone

MollyKoehn,Structure13

DianeCoady,WeatherOrNot

RickBywater,Twelve-PointedStar

MotokoFuruhashi,BlackMountain

JaneDunnewold,Messengers

JamesThurman,TectonicPlatesMacintosh

NatalieSpiker,WaffleFries(WarpandWoof‘em Down)

DebbieBarrett-Jones,WhiteDiamonds

EmilyBlodgett-Panos,Sidewalk

The Arts and Crafts MovementThemachinesandmanufacturingprocessesthatemergedinEuropeduringtheIndustrialRevolution(1760–1840)madeeverydayobjectseasiertoproduceandmoreaffordable.Thepopularityofthesemass-producedgoods—especiallytextiles—eventuallyledtolessdemandfordecorativehandmadepieces.

DesignerWilliamMorrisbecameincreasinglydiscouragedbywhatheviewedasthelossoffinecraftsmanshipinthedecorativearts.In1861,hefoundedaworkshopofartists,decorators,designers,metalworkers,craftsmen,andjewelerswhoweredevotedtorestoringartandcraftinthemidstoftheirincreasinglyindustrialsociety.

Morris’sworkshopcreatedhand-craftedtextiles,furniture,metalwork,pottery,jewelry,wallpaper,andbooks.InterestinthisArtsandCraftsmovementgrewoverthenextthreedecadesandspreadfromBritaintoEuropeandNorthAmerica,whereitinfluencedsuchdesignersasFrankLloydWrightandLouisSullivan.

Examples from the Arts and Crafts Movement

GeorgieCaveGaskin,Enameledsilvernecklacesetwithpearls,1910

Unknown,Child’scoat, 1880–1985Marshall&Snelgrove,Coat,1895–1900

WilliamMorris,“Trellis”Wallpaper,1862

CharlesRobertAshbee(design)madebyGuildofHandicraft,Necklace,1901–1902

CharlesRennieMackintosh,Chair,1907

JohnHenryDearle,Screen,1885–1910

FrankLloydWright,Urn,1895–1902

CharlesRobertAshbee,Souptureenandladle,1890–1893

Stained Glass

AkeyfeatureoftheArtsandCraftsmovementisafocusonfinedetailandartistry.ConsidertheobjectsthatyouviewedinVisionMakers2018.ThisCraftKitallowsyoutousetissuepapertocreatedesignsin“stainedglass”thatevokethelines,shapes,andformsthatmostappealedtoyou.

Step 1:

• Cuttissuepapershapes.Thesecanberegularorirregular,largeorsmall.

Step 2:

•Begintolayoutthetissuepaperdesignonyourplasticsheet.(It’salsoOKtowingitanddesignasyouglue!)

• Youcansetpiecesoftissuepapernexttoeachother,oryoucanoverlapthemforalayeredeffect.

Step 3:

• Startgluing!

• Youcreateadesignwiththegluebymakingdotsorzigzagsonyourplasticsheet.Yourgluedesignwillshowthroughonyourfinishedproduct.

•Youcanalsouseapaintbrushtocreateathin,evenlayerofglueacrosstheentireplasticsheet.

Step 4:

• Whenyoufinishgluingdownyourtissuepaper,waitatleast10minutesforthegluetostartdrying.

• Then,usescissorstocutoffanyexcesspaperfromtheedgesofthestainedglass.

Step 5:

• Optional:Usecardstocktocreateaframe.Cutapieceofcardstockthatisthesamesizeorslightlylargerthanyourplasticsheet.Pokeaholeinthecenterofthecardstock,thencutfromthatholetoabout¼”awayfromtheedge.Cutoutarectanglefromtheinside,leavinganeven¼”allthewayaround.

•Gluetheframeontopofyourstainedglass.

Step 6:

• Usecleartapetoattachaloopoffishinglineorstringtothebackofyourstainedglass.Thiswillbeyourhanger.

•Hangyourstainedglassinasunnywindow,andenjoy!

Additional Resources

• ArtsandCraftsCollectionattheVictoriaandAlbertMuseuminLondon(https://www.vam.ac.uk/collections/arts-and-crafts#objects)

• TheMetropolitanMuseumofArt’sTimelineofArtHistoryentryontheArtsandCraftsmovementinAmerica(https://www.metmuseum.org/toah/hd/acam/hd_acam.htm)

• FrankLloydWrightTrustsiteshowingtheinfluenceoftheArtsandCraftsmovementonAmericanartandarchitecture(https://flwright.org/researchexplore/wrightandinternationalartsandcrafts)

• Visit108|ContemporaryformoreinformationontheVisionMakers2018exhibitandevents!(http://108contemporary.org/)