Summer School in Estonian Handicraft

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Time of occurrence
Credits
2 ECTS (52 hours)
Form of study
Classwork
Location
Viljandi
Fee
1295.03 EUR
Teachers
Piia Rand
Riina Tomberg
Egge Edussaar-Eidemiller
Inna Raud
Aivi Tamm
Liina Laaneoja
Merli Mänd
Annika Vaalma
Liina Langi
Meelis Kihulane
Eili Soon
Margus Rebane
Maris Taul
Marge Veelmaa
Eilve Manglus
Janika Solmann
Liilia Raik
Tõnis Luik
Study group
Handicrafts
Program language
English
Purpose:
The aim is to introduce Estonian handicraft by giving an overview of traditional handicraft techniques from Estonia and to learn the modern usage of those techniques.
Target group:
teachers, masters and crafts people from all over the world
Outcome:
The participant will know the characteristics of Estonian traditional handicraft and knows how to use some techniques.
Teachers:
Piia Rand -
Riina Tomberg -
Egge Edussaar-Eidemiller -
Inna Raud -
Aivi Tamm -
Liina Laaneoja -
Merli Mänd -
Annika Vaalma -
Liina Langi -
Meelis Kihulane -
Eili Soon -
Margus Rebane -
Maris Taul -
Marge Veelmaa -
Eilve Manglus -
Janika Solmann -
Liilia Raik -
Tõnis Luik -
Content:
Topic Credit Lectors
1. Blacksmithing: coat rack 6 Tõnis Luik
2. Cooking: discovering local ingredients 12 Liilia Raik
3. Crocheting: laces from Hiiumaa 6 Liina Laaneoja, Annika Vaalma
4. Crocheting: laces with cross stiches from Muhu Island 6 Liina Laaneoja, Annika Vaalma
5. Crocheting: multicolored crochet from Muhu Island 6 Liina Laaneoja, Annika Vaalma
6. Embroidery: Mulgi embroidery 12 Liina Laaneoja, Annika Vaalma
7. Glasswork: hot glass sandcasting 12 Eili Soon
8. Goldsmithing: brooch with punched pattern 6 Eilve Manglus
9. Goldsmithing: wheel coin pendant 12 Eilve Manglus
10. Knitting: gloves from Karja parish, cuff and fingers 6 Riina Tomberg
11. Knitting: Haapsalu shawl 12 Liina Langi
12. Knitting: lace wrist warmers 6 Riina Tomberg
13. Knitting: patterns with travelling stitches from Ruhnu Island 12 Riina Tomberg
14. Leatherwork: leather belt 6 Egge Edussaar-Eidemiller
15. Mixed textile techniques: making a belt pocket 12 Inna Raud
16. Other textile techniques: traditional decorations with lucet cord 6 Liina Laaneoja, Annika Vaalma
17. Other textile techniques: traditional mending techniques 6 Maris Taul
18. Patchwork: making of a knitting bag and/or a device pouch 6 Riina Tomberg
19. Sewing: cotton jackets from Kihnu Island 12 Aivi Tamm, Merli Mänd
20. Silversmithing: silver spoon 6 Tõnis Luik
21. Texitile printing: eco-printing 6 Janika Solmann
22. Weaving: pick-up woven belt 12 Piia Rand
23. Weaving: traditional geometric patterns on a draw-loom 6 Marge Veelmaa
24. Woodworking: root basket weaving 12 Margus Rebane
25. Woodworking: small wooden tool for crafts 12 Meelis Kihulane

Location info:
Viljandi maakond UT Viljandi Culture Academy, Vilma building, Turu 7, Viljandi
Learning environment:
Studies and teaching takes place in appropriate classrooms, which have the required teaching equipment and meet the health and safety requirements.
Schedule and further information:
.
Requirements to complete:
active participation during the course
Outcome method:
no assessment
Document to be issued:
Certificate of attendance
Tax refund:
Yes
Registration information:
craftcamp.estonia@gmail.com
Additional information:
Kristine Liiva, kristine.liiva@ut.ee, +372 5145843
Program code:
P2VK.TK.539
General contact:
Lifelong learning center
Ülikooli 18, Tartu, 50090
+372 737 6213

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