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Events

October Get-Together​: Recycled Envelope Spiral Book

 

​​​​​​​Date: October 25, 2025

Time: 10-12pm

Location: Liberty Park Library, 402 S Pittsburg St, Study A

Door Code: Please sign up to our newsletter for the door code

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​You Will Need to Bring:

BBTK or at least the following:

  • Glue

  • Scissors

  • Ruler

  • Cutting blade or paper trimmer

  • Bone folder

  • 2 - 7”x7” cardstock (front and back covers)

  • 2 - 7”x7” scrapbook paper (inside covers)

  • 12 - 4”x4.5” cardstock, scrapbook paper for pages

  • junk mail envelopes

 

We will construct a spiral bound mini book with lots of options. Carol will teach the mechanics of making the mini book, and you will personalize it. We will start with a fall theme, so bring whatever scraps of cardstock or scrapbook paper and embellishments that fit.

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​See you soon!

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Exhibition featuring Book Arts!

 

Opening this weekend on Oct. 3rd is a show all about books and the ways humans have communicated with each other. The pieces feature several brand new and some older and familiar works by co-founder Mel Antuna Hewitt.

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This will be Mel’s first solo show of her book arts. She will be at Terrain Gallery for the official opening of the show on First Friday October 3rd from 5-8pm. We invite you to come, bring your friends and family, and help spread the word and knowledge of books as art. The show will be on exhibit Oct. 3-25. Visit Terrain’s website for gallery hours.

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​​​​​Dennis McNett is a talented artist using printmaking to create large and vibrant puppets, masks, and installations. If you have the time you should go listen to one of the several artist talks and attend a mask making workshop!

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If you have any book arts related news that you would like to have shared with the rest of the group please send an email with all the pertinent information and we will include it in our “Save the Date” and “Reminder” emails.

 

As always, we look forward to seeing everyone at our upcoming get together. If you have questions don’t hesitate to reach out!

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Newsletters
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The INWBAS newsletter is made by cofounder Mel Antuna Hewitt and includes upcoming events, book arts tips, and tutorials for that month's projectThese newsletters are free for personal use.

 

Volume 1 Issue 1 August 2022

Volume 1 Issue 2 September 2022

Volume 1 Issue 3 October 2022

Volume 1 Issue 4 November 2022

Volume 2 Issue 1 January 2023

Volume 2 Issue 2 February/March 2023

Volume 2 Issue 3 April/May 2023

Volume 2 Issue 4 August 2023

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