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Reduce, Re-use, Recycle: Creative Holiday Gift Wrapping

While Rachel DB believes in gifting all year round, the winter holidays allow an opportunity for increased intentionality to Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle in surprisingly charming, vibrant, and often economical ways.

Part demonstration, part storytelling, and part hive-mind materials sourcing sesh: join fellow gift givers online for a Saturday session of Creative Gift Wrapping led by Rachel DB (Dominguez-Benner).

Rachel will demonstrate at least 2 simple printmaking techniques, refresh your view of approximately 4 household objects, and send you back into your creative life with too many ideas, just enough motivation and at least one actionable next step to make your gift wrapping adventures a little more delightful.

This class is free to attend and will provide techniques for a variety of skill levels and tool inventories. The intention is to offer principles of creative gift wrapping that participants can manifest at your own skill level and budget while aspiring to make incremental improvements.

Presenter Bio:

Rachel DB (Dominguez-Benner) is a textile artist and co-op enthusiast living and working in Dayton, Ohio.

Rachel has been wrapping and giving gifts for over 30 years and hasn't purchased a roll of commercial gift wrap in more than a decade. Frequent gift recipients come to expect RDB wrapping as part of the experience, and have said gift giving is one of Rachel's love languages.

Rachel currently works as Interim Marketing Coordinator for the Gem City Market Cooperative and serves as Gem City Market Membership Committee Co-Chair. In the magic pockets of additional time, Rachel is actively organizing creatives and makers with two additional cooperative projects: The HeArt (House of Healing Arts), and Westside Makerspace. To find out more about Rachel’s creative practice and/or current working projects, visit www.racheldb.com.

Photo Credit: Shon Curtis Photography shoncurtis.com

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