By Ram Bodicherla | Project Leader
During the 3rd phase of Innovation Lab Skil Development with Programmable Arts project for Artisans With Disabilities, we starte training team in paper embossing , Die Cut with metal stencils, metallic powder embossing on paper and Circut based embossing skills. Robbinsville Innovation 4-H Club successfully trainined Artisans in different embossing techniques and material used.
Expenses
1) Continued to conduct weekly Zoom Meetings with the Team in India.
2) Trained the staff in India with Embossing techniques in creating custom greeting cards using Die Cut Stencils and Embossing technology.
3) Staff gained advanced skills in designing SVG image using canva tool and export into cricut for making vinyl and fabric cuts. Club mentors decided to provide additional cricut tools to the members to improve the productivity.
4) Purchased the following embossing and crucit tools/equipment for the Innovation Lab to automate various Arts and Crafts projects that the Artisans will be working on.
Grand Total $208.55
5) Robbinsville innovation Club is researching in metal stamping and jewallery making tools to introduce new skillset and product line to the Artisans.
6) Club leader visted Innovation Lab in Anantapur, India provided positive feedback the way artisans using lab in their product line making and discussed to expand the drop-in labs to multiple locations and plan to add jewelalry making tools to improve the productivity of jewellary making artisans.
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