The DeWitt Wallace Decorative Arts Museum offered some type of family workshop every day that we were in Williamsburg.
The first workshop we did was Scherenschnitte (pronounced sharon-sh-net), the German art of paper cutting.
Carolyn's:
mine:
I've always liked these and now that I've had a taste of doing my own, I think we will make some more!
We also did a workshop on Code-Breaking.
Here is one of the cyphers we had to figure out... do you know what it says? (answer in the comments)
I don't think this was Jim's favorite part.
The DeWitt was fantastic, although we didn't spend much time in the exhibit halls (too many things to do-too little time!) but we liked the workshops. The entrance to the DeWitt is housed in the Colonial Williamsburg Public Hospital-which was an insane asylum! Coleman had a fascination with the exhibits in the hospital and was more interested in them than the workshops.
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