You can’t judge a book by its cover, so they say.  But have they seen the books and covers made in the Miniature Wooden Books class with Daniel Essig?  Using mica for a cover, or wood that has been sanded, carved and painted with milk paint, these 2″ – 3″ tiny treasurers were then showcased by creating small special displays, some of them including 100 year-old cedar shingles from an Island house.           A visit from the quilt class gave a chance for the book-making students to share their pieces, cover-to-cover.       If you’re under the covers, you might be under a quilt, and who wouldn’t want to be under one of these special and vibrant ones?  In Ellen Graf’s Drafting in Quilt Design class, excellent technique is taught along with skills of […]