class 1: christine p bishop - sa, australia contemporary ... · gum leaves in petit point on silk...

Orewa College, Riverside Road, OrewaFriday 24 - Sunday 26 March 2017

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Class 1: Christine P Bishop - SA, AustraliaContemporary Punto in Aria Needlelace

Class 2: Annie Huntley – Queensland, AustraliaGolden Gum Blossom

Punto in Aria needlelace is basically buttonhole stitch, plus wrapped, buttonhole stitch or woven bars. I have designed this project so that students will have the knowledge to complete a section within the class, leaving the remainder to be completed as a round mat or a fan. All the pre-class preparation will be worked by the tutor.

Design size : 30cm in diameter

Class level: Intermediate to advanced

Kit Cost: NZ$30

The side pieces are stitched in Or Nué or shaded gold, to show off the gum leaves shimmering in the summer sun. The central piece comprises two glorious dimensional gum leaves in petit point on silk gauze. The three stunningly lifelike gum blossoms are made from threads and hand-dyed silk worm cocoons, backed onto gold painted mulberry bark. Design Size: 22cm x 32cm

Class level: Intermediate

Kit Cost: AUD $89 A New Zealand price will be with your needs list.

This blackwork design gives students an opportunity to explore the combination of beautiful monochrome patterns with shading using 5 different thread thicknesses from cotton a broder to no.16 gossamer silk.

Design Size: 12cm x 14cm

Class level: Intermediate to advanced

Kit Cost: $50

Class 3: Margaret Light – NSW, AustraliaBriar Rose and Honeysuckle

Class 4: Elizabeth Adams - AucklandMeerkat Sentry

Printed and embroidered textiles from the Arts and Crafts period were characterized by naturalistic, symmetrical designs.This project in the Arts and Crafts style features the intertwined stems, leaves and flowers of wild roses, honeysuckle and forget me nots, forming an oval wreath. One ply Gumnuts yarn Daisies in soft, natural colours are used throughout. Suitable for use as a footstool, workbag, cushion, box top or journal cover.

Design Size: 16 cm x 18 cm

Class level: Intermediate or beginners with experience of basic surface stitches

Kit Cost: AUD $89 A New Zealand price will be with your needs list.

Class 5: Maree Burnnand - StratfordWhat’s Your Hue?

Class 6: Heather Constantine - PukekoheLinen Press with Drawn Thread

What’s Your Hue uses the ‘Tudor Rose’ to explore a variety of stitch techniques. While a partial kit will be supplied, students will choose their own hue (DMC) to colour the rose.In this class students will learn a 17th century tufted stitch, couching with gold thread, satin stitch and detached needlelace petals worked over pearl purl.Students will not complete the flower in the weekend but all elements will be shown and begun in class. The notes will include comprehensive instructions for bag construction but this project could also be framed or used on a small box.

Design Size: 8cm x 8cm (bag 15cm x 20cm)

Class level: all levels but knowledge ofbuttonhole stitch would be an advantage.

Partial Kit Cost: $55

A useful Linen Press that is both functional and decorative.The techniques of withdrawing threads and embellishing will be taught with students making a fancy toggle during the class. The embroidery will be well underway during class time and it is a delightful, straight forward project to complete. Full construction details will be provided.

Design Size: 34cm (across the width)

Class level: will suit all levels

Kit Cost: $6 for notes only

Class 7: Jo Dixey - HelensvilleUpcycle your Wardrobe

Class 8: Beverley Furniss Branching Out

As we become more aware of the social and environmental cost of fast fashion there is a growing interest in making our own clothes or buying second hand.During this workshop you will be introduced to a number of ways to re make clothes purchased from Op shops or clothes from your own wardrobe that have not been worn for some time. Turn a boring suit jacket into a wearable work of art or a box of old business shirts into a funky skirt.Only basic dressmaking skills are needed and if you choose to make a jacket it is likely you will be wearing it home at the end of the weekend.Students will need to bring their own sewing machine.


PHOTOS EXAMPLE ONLY

Drawing inspiration from the art quilt ‘Tree of Life’ students will be guided to develop their own unique pictorial textile piece. The stitching completed during the weekend will depend on each student’s design and may form a notebook cover or a significant starting point for a wall hanging, cushion cover or part of a larger art work.This project teaches free stitch machine embroidery, including thread painting, lace textile, corded threads, contemporary appliqué, layering, sculpting, padded and textured relief work. Students do not require prior knowledge of free stitch machine embroidery, however a confident knowledge of setting up and using their sewing machine is required. Students will need to bring their own sewing machine.

Sample Size: 50cm x 70cm approx


Kit Cost: $30

PHOTO EXAMPLE ONLY

Class 9: Marianne Hargreaves - ChristchurchPrint, Expose, Stuff, Embellish

Class 10: Jenny Hunter - LevinFine Feathers

Create a piece of patterned fabric suitable for use in a cushion cover, bag, cloth, a sampler or anything you would like. Incorporating basic printing techniques, reverse applique, sashiko quilting, trapunto quilting and surface embellishment, you can combine as many of these techniques as you would like – the limit is your imagination! This is a fun class that shows how easy it is to create wonderful effects without a lot of equipment and will inspire you to do more yourself!

Sample Size: 50cm x 50cm

Class Level: suitable for all levels

Partial Kit Cost: $8 (approx)

PHOTO EXAMPLE ONLY

Students will use a variety of stitches to embroider their own ‘fine feather’ using a selection of hand-dyed threads from Oliver Twist plus organza, beads and tiny sequins. It is not anticipated that students will be able to fully complete the project in class time. Full stitch instructions will be provided with all other requirements in a kit. The finished embroidery is suitable for framing in a standard 8”x 10” frame.



Kit Cost: $30

Class 12: Robyn Murdoch - PapakuraHow Many Tassels Does A Girl Need?

During this class we will discuss anything and everything about tassels and cords, and finish the weekend with our luscious tassels completely finished.Day 1 will cover basic tassels and cords – we will make some small tassels to show ways to hide cord ends while learning the basics of making simple tassels and cords, as well as working with different thread types to learn how they handle.We will use these techniques to create our main tassel, which will be started Saturday afternoon and completed on Day 2.Four colourways are available – black (sample), jewel (sample), autumn and pastel

Design Size: Tassels vary in size from 6cm to 16cm in length


Kit Cost: $60

Class 11: Jo Matthews - Auckland Silver Jubilee Sampler

Create a counted sampler with a variety of stitches and patterns to commemorate the silver jubilee of The Great Escape. Students will be able to personalise their own sampler and may choose to include Kerikeri’s Stone Store and orange trees and hibiscus flowers for Orewa.



Kit Cost: $7 for notes only

Class 14: Clare Smith - WellingtonThe Painted Book: a Handbound book with printed and painted cover

Spend a day experimenting with fabric painting, stamping, printing or stencilling on fabric. Use one fabric sample to create the cover of an A5 handmade book using traditional and non-traditional bookbinding techniques. Hand or machine embroidery may be used to embellish the book cover fabric prior to binding if time allows. At the end of the weekend the students should have a selection of decorated fabrics in a range of techniques and at least one completed hand made book.

Sample Books: 15cm x 22cm

Class Level: will suit all levels

Partial Kit Cost: $10 (for fabric inks, paste, extra paper and cardboard)

PHOTO EXAMPLE ONLY

Class 13: Shirley Pygott - Stanmore BaySilver Lotus

This piece is based on an early 20th Century Indian textile showing stylized flowers, tendrils and leaves. The small panel is worked with silver metal thread on a satin background and will be suitable for framing or making into a hanging. Alternative background colours (both light and dark) and metal thread (silver, copper or gold) will be available if desired.



Kit Cost: Silver or Copper $42, Gilt $45

Class 16: Mona Townson - WarkworthA Beaded Bag

This class will suit every level and is designed to be fun and interesting.I will help each person develop the design of their purse and teach them the skills to achieve what they want. A range of bead techniques will be taught during the class. If the bag is not completed during class time, all students will have the necessary skills to complete the bag at home.

Sample Size: 18cm x 19cm

Class Level: will suit all levels

Partial Kit Cost: $1 (for notes)

PHOTO EXAMPLE ONLY

Class 15: Janine Smith - OamaruDesigner Mannequins

Design and stitch your very own personal 3 page book, with the option to make more pages as required, using a variety of stitches/ beading/ embellishments and colours of your choice. Templates of mannequins and patterns will be provided in class. One page should be near completion over the course of the weekend.

Design Size: each page approx 8cm x 26cm


Kit Cost: $35

Class 20: Christine P Bishop - SA, Australia15th Century Counted Work

Based upon 15th century floor tiling and interpreted using well known stitches, this repeat pattern mat is worked on 25 count linen in cream threads on cream linen. All the pre-class preparation will be worked by the tutor.


Class Level: Intermediate

Kit Cost: NZ$42

ADDITIONAL CLASSES: PLEASE TAKE SPECIAL NOTE OF THE DATES AND VENUES

Tea and Coffee provided – Please bring your lunchOnehunga Community House, 83 Selwyn Street, Onehunga

Dates: Tuesday 28 and Wednesday 29 March 2017Times: 9.30am – 4.00pm

Class 21: Margaret Light – NSW, AustraliaDeerfield Pocket and Chatelaine

In early American society, most women wore a pocket (or pair of pockets) underneath their skirts to keep small items secure and easily accessible.In class we will learn the stitches to complete a flat pocket of white linen using indigo blue threads and then work the chatelaine pieces to be stored inside. These include a scissor sheath, an emery barrel, an acorn pincushion, a thimble bucket, pineapple tape measure holder and a grape needlecase. The designs are based on early crewel work using the stitches employed by the Deerfield society.The pocket is bound with blue and white tape and the chatelaine pieces suspended on tapes from a ring at the top.

Design Size: Pocket 18cm x 28cm

Class Level: Intermediate or beginners who have done some basic surface embroidery

Kit Cost: AUD$65 A New Zealand price will be with your needs list

TUTOR PROFILESCHRISTINE P BISHOP – Christine is an experienced embroidery tutor, author, judge, assessor and lecturer, who has taught throughout Australia and New Zealand for Embroiderers’ Guilds, Lace Guilds, Conferences and commercial enterprises. She teaches over 40 different styles of embroidery in white work, counted techniques and needle lace techniques from beginners to master classes. She is constantly researching and developing classes to ensure the continuity of almost forgotten techniques and styles of embroidery.ANNIE HUNTLEY – Annie has a fashion degree and has worked within this industry all her working life. While teaching Fashion at T.A.F.F.E she attained a Creative Embroidery Certificate and has been captivated with textural and dimensional embroidery ever since. She also has a love affair with felting and all the creativity it allows. Annie has just retired her business called “Room for Threads” to concentrate on teaching, design and selling Wearable Art.MARGARET LIGHT – Marg has been tutoring in Surface stitchery throughout Australia and New Zealand since 2004. She was accredited in that technique by the NSW Embroiderers’ Guild in 2007, and specializes in Crewel embroidery.She delights in sharing her exploration of early techniques with others, and finds constant inspiration for her projects from the decorative arts and her research into the history and evolution of design, and the application of surface stitches around the world.ELIZABETH ADAMS – Elizabeth started simple surface stitching as a young child with her mother and grandmother, but inspired by Thérèse de Dillmont’s ‘Encyclopedia of Needlework’ always wanted to learn more. She has studied at the Royal School of Needlework in England and loves to pass on techniques learnt.MAREE BURNNAND – Maree has always had an interest in fibre and textiles, learning embroidery and sewing as a child. She went on to study Fashion and Textile Design at Polytech. As an adult she returned to stitching and metal thread embroidery – especially Or Nue – became her passion but a recent trip to the UK studying 17th Century stumpwork has opened up some new ideas for her work.HEATHER CONSTANTINE – Heather has always had a passion for embroidery and in the last 10 years has enjoyed furthering her knowledge designing her own pieces.She trained as a home economics teacher and enjoys teaching people new skills. It gives her a great sense of pleasure to see embroiderers of all levels achieve a completed article. Heather likes to think her classes are light hearted even though we are producing a piece of counted embroidery.JO DIXEY – Jo is a professional embroiderer and stitch artist. She trained at the Royal School of Needlework in the early 1990’s and then continued her studies to gain City and Guild’s Creative Embroidery, parts 1 and 2. Jo has been teaching, working commissions and exhibiting for the past 20 years in New Zealand and overseas.BEVERLY FURNISS – Beverly is an educator with 20 years teaching experience in Fashion and Textile Design; a former senior university lecturer she holds two degrees including a Masters in Art and Design. She describes herself as a maker, inherently drawn to all forms of stitch, textile creating and surface design. She

primarily works with free stitch machine embroidery combined with various textile techniques as a tool for her creative expression.MARIANNE HARGREAVES – Marianne has been teaching and exhibiting for over 20 years since she gained City and Guilds Embroidery. She has been involved in several group projects, won awards for her stitching and travelled to UK and USA to teach and visit textile artists. She likes to use simple methods to gain maximum impact in texture and embroidery. JENNY HUNTER – Jenny has more than 20 years experience tutoring quilting and embroidery workshops for Guilds throughout New Zealand. She is a past tutor of The Embroiderers’ Great Escape and is currently the Patterns Editor for NZ Quilter magazine. Her particular interest is in creating original designs that are unique to New Zealand.Jenny owns a mail order textile art supply business and enjoys sharing her extensive experience and love for colour, texture and stitch with her students.JO MATTHEWS – Jo is a member of the Auckland Embroiderers Guild. She was taught to cross stitch by her mother when she was seven. One of her early presents was a set of six rubber stamps to make up your own design on material which was then stitched with stranded cotton. She has embroidered ever since and loves all forms of counted traditional embroidery.ROBYN MURDOCH – I wife, I mum, I run, I bead, I love Christmas, I make tassels, I stitch things, I don’t clean or cook…..oh, and I’m probably the best cupcake eater in the whole world.SHIRLEY PYGOTT – Shirley has embroidered using a whole range of techniques for more than 11 years. She has completed three ANZEG certificates and won awards at Regional and National levels. She enjoys using traditional techniques in modern ways. Shirley has tutored for the past nine years in Guilds, Great Escape and at three ANZEG Conferences.CLARE SMITH – Clare is a Textile artist and costume maker from Wellington. She has a Teaching Diploma, a Graduate Diploma in Visual Arts and graduated with a Diploma in Costume Construction from Toi Whakaari (the New Zealand Drama School) in 2011. She has been teaching surface design techniques such as dyeing, screenprinting and fabric painting, quilting, machine quilting and bookmaking since 1996. She exhibits her work with ‘ThroughOurHands’ group in the UK, and in 2015 her work travelled to The Knitting and Stitching Shows in London, Harrogate and Dublin with a New Zealand Contemporary Textile exhibition curated by Alysn Midgelow-Marsden. JANINE SMITH – Janine began stitching her embroidery journey at an early age and had a large display of work when she was 18. She enjoys creating her own designs which allows her to push and challenge herself and to play with stitch and colour. Janine has had her work exhibited both locally and nationally. She won 1st prize in the Bernina Challenge ‘Ode to the Blues’.MONA TOWNSON – Mona has used beads in her textile and jewellery work for many years. She places much importance on the colour, shape, size, and composition of each piece. Mona has successfully exhibited nationally and completed commissioned works and she has sold her jewellery in galleries New Zealand wide.

CONVENOR’S MESSAGE

2017 PROGRAMMEPLEASE DO NOT ARRIVE AT THE SCHOOL BEFORE 4.30 PM., this allows time for the school pupils and teachers to leave.• Exhibition Pieces are to be delivered to the Events Centre from 4.30 – 4.45 pm on Friday 24 March.• Your name tag will be in your classroom. • And don’t forget your Raffle money.............

Friday 24 March 4.45p.m. Classrooms open at 4.45pm. - please do not enter classrooms before 4.45pm5.00 – 6.00pm. Class starts at 5.00 pm. – Please make sure you bring all your class requirements that are on your needs list 6.00 - 6.30pm. Classes finish at 6.00pm, please make your way to the Events Centre. The evening’s programme will start at 6.30pm followed by wine and nibbles Traders open 6.30pm. Welcome and introduction of Tutors and Committee

Saturday 25 March and Sunday 26 March8.30am. - 3.30pm. Classes – There will be a 15 minute break for morning tea.12.00 – 1.15pm. Lunch 3.30pm. Saturday Afternoon Tea 3.00pm. Sunday Afternoon Tea and Display of class work

Saturday Night Dinner 6.30pm• Dinner will be served at approximately 7.00 pm.• BYO – please feel free to bring your own wine. • There will be a small amount of fruit juice provided.• For those who are staying for dinner and are not in motel accommodation, one of the classrooms will remain open so that there is somewhere for you to perhaps sit and stitch (homework) until the Events Centre is open for dinner.

Traders Opening TimesTraders will be open during the weekendFriday 6.30pm – 8.00pm. Saturday 8.00am – 4.00pm.Sunday 8.00am – 1.45pm.

2017 is a special year for The Great Escape as we will be celebrating our 25th Anniversary and the committee has been working hard to make the weekend extra special.

We have 16 workshops for you to choose from and as an extra treat we have 3 Australian tutors – Christine P Bishop, Annie Huntley and Margaret Light - joining us this year. As usual we also have a mixture of local tutors and you will see that some have designed something special to commemorate the event. Aren’t we lucky to have such a great selection of classes right on our door step? We hope you will enjoy browsing our brochure and making your choice.

The committee has revised the Exhibition criteria to make it clearer to all. We have added a General Display category in the hope that this will encourage more of you to bring your completed work to show. How about completing one of your UFOs from a previous Great Escape? And of course our theme had to be in keeping with the celebration so it is “Silver Threads among……….” We look forward to seeing your take on this.So please come and join us for a wonderful weekend of stitching and other fun. See you there!

Catherine

Exhibition Opening TimesSaturday 12.30pm – 4.00pm.Sunday 9.00am – 1.15pm.

OREWA COLLEGEOrewa College is situated in Riverside Road, Orewa. Leave the motorway at the Orewa turnoff and follow the road – Grand Drive to the Roundabout. At the Roundabout take the 3rd turning, you will be in West Hoe Road, follow this road which becomes Hatton Road. At the T intersection turn left and Orewa College is on your right. • Please use Driveway Entry 1 – shown on the map – this leads to car parks 1 and 2

Orewa College and grounds are SMOKE FREE ZONES.

EXHIBITION

EXHIBITION FORM

The Exhibition is an integral part of the Embroiderers’ Great Escape and we encourage all participants to take part. We have set some criteria to avoid any confusion.

Traditional Work Counted work of any kind. This award, in memory of Elizabeth Ellett, recognises her passion and expertise in this style of embroidery. Entries can be original, from a workshop or kit.

Innovative Own design and work of any kind.

Theme for 2017 – “Silver Threads among…….”Any kind of work in keeping with the Theme.

Each of these sections will be eligible for an award of $50.00 selected by one of the weekend’s tutors.

We have added a new sectionGeneral Display – any other work. This section will not be judged.

All four sections will be eligible for the Viewers’ Choice Award of $50

Registration Number:

Name:

Guild:

Traditional Innovative General Display Theme (Please tick) Total Number of Pieces Submitted: 1 2 (Please tick)

When choosing your pieces, please be aware our Exhibition area is limited, so no large pieces please.A maximum of two pieces may be submitted.Please give a brief description of your work:

All stitched work and all packaging material - which includes all outside and inside packaging - MUST be clearly labelled with your name. Please do not use cellotape. It would be preferable if your work was contained within a padded fabric bag. For each piece of your work please make 2 photocopies of this Exhibition Form, attach one copy to your work with the second copy securely attached to the outside packaging or fabric bag. If your work is not labelled correctly The Great Escape Committee will take no responsibility for your work and reserves the right to not open the packaging and your work will not be exhibited.Work for the exhibition must have been finished within the last 12 months but may have been exhibited elsewhere.Exhibition pieces are to be handed in to the Exhibition area of the Events Centre Friday 24th March 2017 between 4.30 – 4.45 pm or 6.00 – 6.30 pm.

Please be aware that your work may be photographed for the Embroiderers’ Great Escape Committee records and publicity.

P L U M E A R T + S T I T C H P L U M E A R T. C O . N Z

REGISTRATION PAGE

Please complete the Registration Form and post it, along with your cheque (if appropriate) and two stamped self-addressed envelopes to:The Registrar, The Great Escape, PO Box 11-926, Ellerslie, Auckland 1542(don’t forget to keep a copy for your own records)You may also download a Registration Form from our website: www.embroiderersgreatescape.co.nzPlease provide a second and third choice in case your first choice is full or we have to withdraw any workshops from the programme.Once we receive your completed form we will process your deposit and reserve your place in your chosen class. You will then be sent a registration confirmation sheet and receipt.Class Needs Lists will be posted on 16 January 2017.Your Registration Fee covers the following• 1 x 2 day class• Friday Night Wine and Nibbles• Lunches Saturday and Sunday• Morning and Afternoon Teas Saturday and SundayPlease note that we are unable to cater for specific dietary needs.PAYMENT METHODS

Registrations will be opened on the 2 May 2016 . You may pay in full on registration or pay a deposit of $50.00 with the balance due 1 September 2016. Your place in the class is not confirmed until full payment has been received. If you are attending the Saturday Night Gala Dinner you will need to add this amount to your total cost. Any registration received after 1 September 2016 must be paid in full. Your place in the class is not confirmed until full payment has been received.PAYMENT BY CHEQUECheques should be made payable to ‘The Great Escape’.If you are paying by instalments send two cheques, one being the deposit of $50.00. The second cheque for the outstanding balance and dated 1 September 2016.PAYMENT BY INTERNETPayment should be made to: ASB 12 3031 0270322 00Please use your full name when making your payment. If you pay by internet banking make your first payment before you post your Registration Form. At the same time you could set up the payment for the outstanding balance to be paid 1 September 2016.

CANCELLATIONS

All cancellations are to be in writing.Cancellations received before the 1st January 2017 will be subject to a fee of $50.00There will be NO refunds for cancellations received after 1st January 2017.

CLASSES

All classes start on Friday Evening at 5.00 pm sharp. Please make sure you bring all your class requirements.Classrooms that are used for the weekend are in ‘D Block’, and in some instances A1 or A2 which are the Art Rooms and T2 which is the sewing room. Your room allocation will be with your needs list.

KIT COSTSAll money for kits is to be paid to the Tutor on Friday Evening.

WEEKEND ETIQUETTE

Orewa College and grounds are SMOKE FREE ZONES.Mobile phones must be turned off at all times in classrooms and the Events Centre areas.Children are not permitted in classrooms under any circumstances.

SPONSORSHIP

The Great Escape Committee would like to thank Lynnette Macdonaldfor her sponsorship of The Great Escape Brochure.

A few hints that could make your weekend even better!

• Please provide your own bottled water.

• Also any home comforts like a cushion or footstool and light, if you find these of help.

• A cover cloth or tea towel for your desk.DISCLAIMER

If any unforeseen circumstances occur, The Great Escape Committee reserve the right to replace tutors and will, if time allows, make every endeavour to advise students affected by the changes.Any class may be cancelled if insufficient registrations are received.

COPYRIGHTTHE CLASSES TAUGHT AT THE GREAT ESCAPE AND ALL MATERIAL ASSOCIATED WITH THEM ARE THE PROPERTY OF THE TUTORS AND MUST NOT BE COPIED IN ANY FORM.

REGISTRATION FORMRegistrations must be on this form – please photocopy for your own records.

Name:

Address:

Postcode:

Telephone:

Mobile:

Email:

Member of Guild:

1st Choice:

2nd Choice:

3rd Choice:

Class 21 – Christine Bishop

Class 22 – Margaret Light

Class 12: Colourway

Class 13: Metal Colour

Classes 1 – 16 ..............................$180.00 $

Saturday Night Dinner .............$50.00 $

Class 21 – 22 ...............................$130.00 $

Total ................................................ $

Paid in Full .................................... Yes / No

Less Deposit Paid ....................... $

Balance to be paid (1 September 2016) $

Paid by cheque

Post dated Cheque Enclosed

Paid by internet banking Date PaidUse your full name as referenceInternet Payment must be made before Registration Form is posted

ASB 123031 0270322 00

Signature

Office use only

Booking No.

Registration No.

Receipt No/s.

$

CHECK LIST

List of choices

2 Stamped Self Addressed Envelopes (DLE Business size 22.5cm x 11.5cm)

Include payments

Cheques made payable to “The Great Escape”

Class 12 – have you chosen your colourway

Class 13 – have you chosen your metal colour

Your List of requirements will be sent in January 2017

Send Registration form to: The RegistrarHelen MilbankP O Box 11-926 Ellerslie, Auckland 1542Phone 0 9 534 3537Email [email protected]

24 - 26 March 2017Celebrating 25 Years

Sender:P O Box 11-926 Ellerslie, Auckland 1542

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