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Do It Now: Empty Bowls Pottery Workshop
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Have you ever eaten out of a bowl and thought to yourself “Gee, I can’t make one of these”? Well, you were wrong! Go to the Craft Center between 11 am and 5 pm today to learn how to make a bowl, either on a wheel or by hand. No prior experience necessary!
- What: The Empty Bowls Pottery Workshop
- When: Saturday, September 27th, 11 A.M. to 5 P.M.
- Where: The Craft Barn, ya goon!
- Why: To prove your own artisanship and to help out the needy!
Kenyon Entrepreneurs: Madeline Thompson ’16
Among Zippy Craft’s wares are these adorable happy little crochet fishes.
When she’s not chilling with Laci Green or Ollie the rabbit, Madeline Thompson ’16 is apparently hard at work sewing, crocheting, and smashing the patriarchy. On her very own Etsy, she offers a sleek Kenyon-purple keychain, fuzzy things to keep your hands and drinks warm, and a variety of other cute bits and bobs. The Thrill gets to know her and her online business after the jump. Continue reading
The Art of F***ing Up: The “Izzy and Tuba Tour PEAS/ECO” Edition
For weeks now, Thrill staffers and intrepid videographers Tuba and Izzy have been crafting a theme housing video tour. Sadly, it’s just not in the cards right now, so until the AV kinks are worked out, they’re giving us the next best thing – a photomontage of their attempt to tour ECO Krafternoon.
This is what failure looks like.
We have failed. Miserably. You see, many moons ago, we came up with a brilliant plan to give exposure to Kenyon’s themed housing events via video tour, ex: Meditation, Dessert and Discussion, International Food Tasting, etc. We had a brief soiree at the Buddhist House, but shit got too real for the internet. We decided to try again at ECO House’s weekly Krafternoon event. Needless to say, that didn’t go too well either. Whether it was because the camera work was shoddy or the fact that half of our interviews were with inanimate objects, one thing was blatantly clear: we should never be in front of a camera … like, ever.
