Papermaker Pam DeLuco and the Paper Doll book
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Papermaker Pam DeLuco and the Paper Doll book from the SERVICE episode
Papermaker & owner of Shotwell Paper Mill, Pam DeLuco, is the architect of the project "Paper Dolls: stories from women who served" which contains 20 stories of service in the military. Using paper created from military uniforms as a starting point, DeLuco asked women veterans to share personal stories, donate uniforms, and participate in the hand making of these books. Segment from the SERVICE ep
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Papermaker Pam DeLuco and the Paper Doll book
Clip: Season 6 | 12m 36sVideo has Closed Captions
Papermaker & owner of Shotwell Paper Mill, Pam DeLuco, is the architect of the project "Paper Dolls: stories from women who served" which contains 20 stories of service in the military. Using paper created from military uniforms as a starting point, DeLuco asked women veterans to share personal stories, donate uniforms, and participate in the hand making of these books. Segment from the SERVICE ep
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Clip: S6 | 4m 35s | U.S. Army farrier Charles Morrison shows how he cleans and shoes the caisson horses. (4m 35s)
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G.I. Bill students at Corcoran College of Art + Design
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Eugene Burks and Caisson at Arlington National Cemetery
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U.S. Navy veteran Kelly McFarland
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U.S. Marine Corps veteran Jennifer Vollbrecht
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Preview: S6 Ep1 | 30s | Watch a 30 sec preview of Craft in America: SERVICE, premiering on PBS November 2, 2014 (30s)
Eugene Burks Jr. explains "Line of Draft"
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