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MyJewishLearning Hanukkah Papercutting Workshop
with Jeanette Kuvin Oren

Supply List
for the Hanukkah Papercutting Workshop

Jeanette Kuvin Oren

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  1. Download and print this Papercut Template pdf on your home printer with your regular paper (the design we will be making) . We will cut this design together in the workshop. Use Promo Code CHAI or 2023 for 100% off the price.

  2. #11 Xacto hobby knife and blade. It does not have to be a name brand, but it should have a #11 blade. Knives can be purchased at Amazon, Staples, Target and at most hardware stores. 

  3. A self-healing cutting mat or a piece of cardboard for putting under your papercut while you cut. Cardboard should be thick enough to protect the surface of your table from the blade. The thin white cardboard that comes in shirt packages is good. 

  4. After you've finished, you'll need backing paper or cardstock (any color you like) to go behind your finished papercut. You can also use paint on white paper to create nice backgrounds. Jeanette will talk about background options during class. You don't need the colored paper during the class.

  5. Glue stick or Elmer's glue (not needed during the class). 

Since 1984, Jeanette has created installation pieces for more than 400 houses of worship, schools, community centers and camps around the world.

She specializes in large installations of glass, mosaic, metal, fiber art, calligraphy, papercutting, and painting. Jeanette makes Torah covers, Ark curtains, Donor Recognition Art, Huppot, Ketubot, Wall hangings, and many other items for homes and institutions. Jeanette designed the United States Postal

Service 2022-2023 Hanukkah stamp.

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Artful TV's new 15-minute documentary about Jeanette's art. After the Introduction, the section on Jewish Art begins at 14:00 minutes.

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