Banner Making with Lauren Faherty
December 13 @ 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm
$30.00 – $80.00
Join DAI exhibiting fiber artist Lauren Faherty to explore the rich history of banner-making, and its role in social and cultural history. From heraldic and medieval flags to protest and activism, banner-making is an ancient craft medium. Faherty will guide you through creating your own banner filled with personal symbolism or text. Using hand stitching techniques like appliqué and embroidery, you’ll sew a banner that speaks to your unique point of view. While basic hand sewing skills can be helpful, they are not necessary to participate.
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Location details
The Lincoln Park Building’s Great Room is a multipurpose art-making classroom space with movable work tables, chairs, easels, and drawing horses, framed by two massive arched windows and a high ceiling.
What does your donations support?
As a local nonprofit, the Duluth Art Institute is committed to compensating our instructors, keeping class sizes small for personalized learning, and supporting our continued operation. Thank you for taking part in our creative community!
Part of our 2026 “We Hold These Truths” programming.
Funding provided by the National Endowment for the Arts.
Questions? Email Jesse Switters: jswitters@duluthartinstitute.org
