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Doll Workshop with Francine Haskins

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Please join Artist and Doll-maker, Francine Haskins, for a doll-making workshop with hand-stitched soft sculpture, mixed-media fiber dolls. Participants will use fabric, yarn, and a mixture of adornments to create their dolls. Dolls are created to tell a triumphant story of their life or the life of someone they know. Basic sewing knowledge is helpful but not required. Recommended for ages 8 and up. Spaces are limited. Registration is required. Participants should bring the following: ·        *A basic sewing kit (scissors, needle, thread, straight pins, pin cushion, etc.) * Any fabric and adornments they would like to incorporate on the doll. Francine Haskins, a D.C. native, is an American multi-media fiber artist and book illustrator. She was one of the original founders of 1800 Belmont Arts, an African American black art collective in Washington, D.C.

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Exterior of the Anacostia Community Museum with modern brick architecture and a curved entrance
Located in the Anacostia neighborhood, this museum examines, documents, and interprets the impact of historical and contemporary social issues on urban communities.
Location
Washington, DC
10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily