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Ashantilly Press welcomed back Laura Gardner, 2017 Winter Resident and her colleague Anne Cowie for an incredible Indigo Workshop! Using a wax resist, participants placed designs on their papers andContinueContinue reading “INDIGO DYE WORKSHIP WAS AWESOME!”

Vince Becker of Habersham Beverage in Savannah brought his knowledge and some great selections for the annual celebration of Scottish Heritage Month.  Special thanks to Vince and to Habersham BeverageContinueContinue reading “SCOTLAND’S FAMOUS WHISKY!”

GEOFFREY DUESTERBECK, McIntosh Extension Agent, demonstrated how to establish a Hugelkulture raised bed and described the many benefits of this gardening method. 

Joye Hanrahan astounded guests with her Valentine’s Tea spread. Savory and sweet, a variety unsurpassed! Bob Allison at piano delighted everyone and topped off the fun afternoon!

Nicholas Silberg led this fun workshop where many lovely Valentine cards were produced. Students were able to choose from three set cards or use any of the blocks and typeContinueContinue reading “VALENTINE CARD WORKSHOP WAS GREAT FUN!”

Buddy’s talk was well-attended and well-received. As usual, he was informative and knowledgeable. Delicious reception followed the talk!

Dan Johnson discussed his latest book: This Cursed War. The book details Lachlan McIntosh’s participation in the Revolutionary War. Dan signed copies of his book during the reception that followed his talk.

Jeannie Leonard demonstrated techniques to make beautiful jewelry. Participants each made a bracelet and a pair of earrings. Everyone had a great time!

Guests from Daufuskie Island Historical Society visited Ashantilly. They were given a  tour of the “Old Tabby” and a printing demo in the Print Shop. They were then treated toContinueContinue reading “DAUFUSKIE ISLANDERS VISIT ASHANTILLY!”

Noel Gieleghem demonstrated how to use natural elements in your holiday decorations. Using grapevines, palm Boondoggles, oyster shells, pecans, and many other readily available items, participants were inspired to createContinueContinue reading “DECORATING, NATURALLY WAS INSPIRING!”