Historical Scrapbooking at Ambler Farm
Sunday, February 28th
2pm-4pm
Our great-great-grandmothers’ (and even some grandfathers’) scrapbooks were quite different from contemporary ones. Pamela Hovland, the designer responsible for creating Ambler Farm’s visual identity, will lead this fascinating workshop that offers a glimpse into how early scrapbooks depicted American life through letters, photographs, clippings, and ephemera, in additional to all sorts of personal materials. Learn about the history of scrapbooking in this country and how to make a contemporary scrapbook inspired by examples from the last few centuries. Old scrapbooks from Raymond and Ambler family members and others will be on display, courtesy of the Wilton Historical Society.
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Registration Information |
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Ages: Adults Fee: $25
(non-member);
$20 (Ambler/Historical Society members) |
Ambler Farm and the Wilton Historical Society are co-sponsoring a Rural Craft Series in February and March 2010. Each workshop will feature a different craft that might have been employed at the Farm in its heyday. Discount if you register for all five workshops: click here.
Sun February 21: Knitted Felting at Ambler Farm
Sun February 28: Historical Scrapbooking at Ambler
Farm
Sun March 7:
YoYos at Wilton Historical Society
Sun March 14: Soap-Making at Ambler Farm
Sun March 28: Grain Painting at Wilton Historical
Society
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