The Crafting Correspondent
Alke Groppel-WegenerCome along with me as I share my thoughts on travel, crafts, and the intersection of the two. There might also be some nerding out about theme parks and afternoon teas, cause it's all about the experiences!
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Travel Craft Inspirations: Tatebanko
If you have been reading my recent posts, you know that I think that Japanese woodblock prints are great, and that I, like so many other people, particularly like Katsushika Hokusai’s Under the Wave off Kanagawa. (And in case you haven’t re...
Traveling Japan via Ukiyo-e
If my recent post covering the two Great Waves exhibitions in the UK made you wonder what types of images Hokusai and his contemporaries printed apart from waves, come dive with me into the world of ukiyo-e. (In case you missed this post, t...
Great Waves all around
Isn’t it typical? There is nothing like this on for years, and then, just like buses, two exhibitions open in the UK that have an eerily similar focus: Japanese prints. Making Waves: The Art of Japanese Woodblock Print runs at the York Art...
The Residential Craft Course
One specific option that can probably be best classified as part of the Craft-Focused Trip model is the Residential Craft Course. Here, you travel to and stay somewhere in order to get a deeper immersion into a specific craft type. For exam...
Craft for Travel: The Fish Bag
The first in an occasional series of posts that feature crafting projects to prepare for a trip by making something to be used during your travels. As realistically, quite a lot of those will be bags of some sort, it is fitting to start wit...
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