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Sauder Village
22611 St. Rt. 2
Archbold, Ohio 43502
In Northwest Ohio
1-800-590-9755
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Our Mission:
As a destination of choice, Sauder Village offers guests experiences rich in history, hospitality, creativity & fun.
Seasonal Class Schedule
Summer/Fall 2013 Class Schedule
Notice: Our website is secure and allows you to register online with a credit card. Or if you'd prefer, you can print off the form and mail it in with your check. It's up to you!
We hope you enjoy our & Summer/Fall Class Catalogue. As always, we are offering a variety of classes for all ages. Additional classes may be added, so come here for our COMPLETE class listing and important registration information. If you have any questions that cannot be answered here, please call our class registration office at (800) 590-9755.
Andi Erbskorn, Curator of Education
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General Class Information...
Notice: Please read offering carefully. Unless otherwise noted, quilt class fees do not include supplies. Paid registrants will receive a copy of the supply list with class confirmation. If you have not received confirmation and supply list one week prior to the class date, please call Rachel at 800.590.9755. Project samples are on display in the classroom area (as well as our website). Supplies may be purchased at Threads of Tradition located in Sauder Village. For your convenience, five Bernina sewing machines are available for student use in class. Please indicate on the registration form if you would like to reserve one of these machines (limited to availability).
Quilter Skill Level Definitions • A Beginner is eager to learn and can sew a fairly straight line with a sewing machine.
• You are an Advanced Beginner if you know how to thread the sewing machine, wind a bobbin and use a rotary cutter. You can sew simple pieced designs and simple appliqué. Blocks may come out different sizes or odd-shaped.
• You are an Intermediate quilter if you have been quilting for several years, have taken several quilting classes, and are having more success with piecing skills. You are learning the finer points of pressing, cutting and adjusting seam allowances for more accuracy. You are trying more challenging patterns and designs.
• You are an Advanced quilter if you have mastered all the basic skills. You have begun designing your own quilt blocks and patterns, combining designs from various sources, and learning more advanced techniques to enhance your work.
Appliqué Affair
Join Mary Clark on a year-long adventure learning hand appliqué techniques. Each month Mary will teach the techniques needed to hand stitch a different appliqué block from the pattern Appliqué Affair by Edyta Sitar. As your skills grow, optional techniques will be offered for adding dimensional appliqué to selected blocks. Register for either the afternoon or evening session as both sessions will be identical. For those who have been coming to Mary’s classes for the past 12 months, the blocks taught in this class will be different from the blocks in the previous class.
Third Monday of every month beginning July 15, 2013- June 16, 2014
2:00 – 4:00 p.m. OR 6:30 – 8:30 p.m.
Instructor: Mary Clark
Class Fee: $12.00 / $10.00 Member per session
Class Size: Min. 4 / Max. 20
Skill Level: Some appliqué experience requiredClick here for the Applique Affair Supply List.
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Basic Hand Appliqué
Master traditional hand appliqué techniques along with modern methods. This class will cover the appliqué stitch, working with bias pieces, circles, double face appliqué, glue techniques, making templates and much more. Learn to make tiny, invisible stitches while you enjoy a relaxing and portable way to create beautiful appliqué.Saturday, August 31, 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Instructor: Nancy Rosendaul
Skill Level: Beginner
Class Fee: $30.00 / $27.00 Member
Class Size: Min. 4 / Max. 10Click here for the Basic Hand Applique Supply List.
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Saturday Sampler Finish Up
If you have participated in Saturday Sampler, or if you have other blocks that you would like to set together, Glora Belle will help you create your own unique quilt. Prior to class, stop by the shop and we will help with your quilt design and calculate your fabric yardage needs.Saturday, September 14, 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Instructor: Glora Belle Yoder
Skill Level: Beginner
Class Fee: $30.00 / $27.00 Member
Class Size: Min. 4 / Max. 10Click here for the Saturday Sampler Finish Up Supply List.
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Perfecting That Stitch
Learn the proper technique for hand quilting with small, even stitches. Tips will also be given on selecting batting, needles, thread and marking equipment. Small whole cloth quilt kits are included in the supply fee.Tuesday, September 17, 6:30 –9:00 p.m.
Instructor: Linda Rufenacht
Skill Level: All
Class Fee: $15.00 / $13.50 Member
Supply Fee: $10.00 / $9.00 Member Payable with registration fee.
Class Size: Min. 4 / Max. 10Click here for the Perfecting that Stitch Supply List.
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Beautiful Borders and Bindings
Do you have problems with borders that ripple and bindings that don’t lay flat? This class will give you tips on how to remedy these common problems. You will be able to try your hand at making bindings with perfect mitered cornersTuesday, September 24, 6:30 – 9:00 p.m.
Instructor: Glora Belle Yoder
Skill Level: Beginner
Class Fee: $15.00 / $13.50 Member
Class Size: Min. 4 / Max. 10Click here for the Beautiful Borders and Bindings Supply List.
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Delicious: Crayon Coloring on Fabric
Combine your love of coloring using crayons, permanent markers and embroidery to make incredibly beautiful hand-tinted works of fabric art. As a coloring guide we will use the step-by-step instructions & photos in Creative Quilts From Your Crayon Box by Terri Linn Kygar to color and shade directly on the background leaving out the fusible applique steps. This modified process creates a water color effect and eliminates coloring lines.Saturday,September 28, 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Instructor: Sharon Moore
Skill Level: All
Class Fee: $30.00 / $27.00 Member
Class Size: Min. 4 / Max. 10Click here for the Delicious: Crayon Coloring on Fabric Supply List.
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Kwik Krazy Too
This is a great crazy quilt using twelve of your favorite fabrics. A simple freezer paper method creates unique 9” blocks set together in rows.Saturday, October 12, 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Instructor: Linda Stuckey
Skill Level: Beginner/Advanced Beginner
Class Fee: $30.00 / $27.00 Member
Class Size: Min. 4 / Max. 10
Click here for the Kwik_Krazy Too Supply List.
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Saturday Sampler 2012-2013
Saturday Sampler will begin on September 8, 2012 and continue for twelve months, ending in August 2013. The color choices will be Earth Tone Batiks, Red/Blue/Tan, or Cool Colored ( blues, greens, purple ) Solid fabrics.
Here's How It Works:
- At 8:00 and 9:00 a.m. on the second Saturday of each month we will introduce that month’s block and give a short demonstration of a technique or tool that can be used to make that block. These sessions will be identical, attend only one.
- The first time you attend a Saturday Sampler demonstration, you buy a fabric kit for $5.00. It contains the pattern and fabric for one block in the colorway you have chosen.
- Go home and sew the 12” block. Bring it with you to the following month’s Saturday Sampler demonstration and you will get your next fabric kit free!
There are a Few Conditions:
- If you want to make blocks in more than one colorway, that’s great! But you only get one free kit per month. You must pay for the additional ones.
- To receive your free kit, you must either attend the demonstration on the second Saturday at either 8:00 or 9:00 a.m. OR bring your completed block into the shop anytime in the week following Saturday Sampler - up to and including the third Saturday of the month.
- If you cannot come in during Saturday Sampler week, you can still buy that month’s kit for $5.00 while supplies last. Bring that finished block into the shop anytime during the following month’s Saturday Sampler week and your next kit is free.
Each Month We Give Away a Door Prize:
- Every month you will have an opportunity to make the challenge blocks to be eligible for the door prize. Only those persons who attend a session and complete the extra challenge will be eligible for the door prize drawing.
- You can make the quilt as pictured in the pattern or, if you would like to work on your own creative setting for your sampler quilt; the extra blocks for the door prize can be blocks you plan to use in your finished quilt or can be in a different color for a second quilt.
Special Notes about the 2012-2013 Saturday Sampler:
- The block patterns this year are more advanced than we have done in the past several years, but if you cut and sew accurately you will end up with a beautiful quilt—it may just take a little more time to stitch each block. There is no book to buy this year, since the patterns will be included in each month’s kit. The pattern is designed by Marti Michell who is famous for her Perfect Patchwork Templates. The cost of one template set is less than the cost of the average book. The patterns suggest the use of two sets of her templates, but each pattern also includes a set of paper templates which can be traced and used. Template Set A includes squares, half square triangles and quarter square triangles and we will tell you how you can rotary cut those shapes. Template Set C includes other more unusual shapes and you may want to purchase that packet to make the construction easier and more accurate.
Inclement Weather:
- During the last six years, we have never needed to cancel Saturday Sampler due to weather. Since you have the option of bringing your completed block into the shop any time during the week following Saturday Sampler, we will not cancel unless the roads are impossible for us to get here. If you feel the weather is too bad to travel, please stay home on Saturday Sampler day and visit us on the day of your choice in the following week. If we do decide to cancel due to extreme weather, we will not try to reschedule, but will postpone that month’s lesson until the next month. If you need to know if the class is cancelled, you may call 800-590-9755 after 6:30 a.m. and the receptionist will know if Saturday Sampler has been cancelled.
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Additional Quilting Clubs, Activities & Events... visit our Threads of Tradition Quilt Shop web page for details on the various quilting clubs, activities and events happening throughout the year.
- Sauder Village Quilter's Fall Retreat... October 4-6, 2013- is FULL!
- Sauder Village Quilter's Winter Retreat... January 17-19, 2013 - registration goes live June 7 at 8 a.m.
Beginning Rug Braiding
In this class you’ll learn how to braid your own wonderful 24”x 36” oval wool rug from start to finish. You’ll learn all the steps and at the end of the two days will have your rug finished or nearly so. The supply kit includes all the supplies you need.Saturday, July 27 and August 24
10:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. each day
(1 hour break for lunch)
Instructor: Jill Temple
Class Fee: $60.00 / $55.00 Member
Supply Kit: $100 payable with registration
Class size: Min. 3 / Max. 6
Advanced Coopering
This class builds on the skills taught in the Beginning Coopering class. Students will work with wood or metal bands and will construct a wooden bucket, butter churn, small keg or canteen using the same tools and techniques coopers have been using for centuries. If you took the Beginning Coopering class and you want to take your skills to the next level, this is the perfect opportunity!Saturday and Sunday, August 3 and 4
9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. each day
(1 hour break for lunch)
Instructor: Mark Breininger
Skill level: must have taken Beginning Coopering with Mark
Class Fee: $80.00 / $75.00 Member
Supply Fee: $15.00 payable with registration
Class Size: Min. 2 / Max. 4
Beginning Tinsmithing
This six hour class will provide an introduction to the basic skills of tinsmithing. Each student will complete the class with at least one historically accurate piece of tinware to take home; a sconce, a candleholder or a ladle are some of the projects completed in past classes.Saturday, August 31
9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
(1 hour break for lunch)
Instructor: Mike Runyon
Skill level: Beginner
Class Fee: $45.00 / $41.00 Member
Supply Fee: $8.00 payable with registration
Class Size: Min. 2 / Max. 4
Rug Hooking
Come learn the basic techniques of traditional rug hooking or get some help on a project you are working on in this two session class. If you have a project already, bring it. If you need to buy a kit, a list of sources is available from Rebecca at rugs.rlandin@gmail.com or on the Supply List Page.Thursdays, October 10 and 17
6:30 – 8:30 p.m.
Instructor: Rebecca Landin
Skill Level: Beginner to Intermediate
Class Fee: $30.00 / $25.00 Member
Class Size: Min. 4 / Max. 15Click here for the Rug Hooking Supply List.
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Beginning Blacksmithing
Get acquainted with the forge, anvil, and other tools of the trade and start making useful hand-wrought items. At each session, you’ll be able to work on improving your skills while focusing on a specific project.Safety notes: Please do not wear synthetic clothing or footwear as these can melt. Closed toe footwear is recommended. Safety gear will be provided. If you have blacksmithing tools, you may want to bring a favorite hammer or pair of tongs; otherwise tools will be provided in class for you to use.
Saturdays: June 22, 29, July 13,
August 3, 10, 17, 24 and 31,
September 7, 14, 21, 28,
October 5, 19 and 26
9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
(1 hour break for lunch)
Instructor: Simon Tomell
Class Fee: $35.00/$32.00 Member per session
Supply Fee: $10 payable with registration
Skill Level: Beginner
Class Size: Min. 2 / Max. 4Projects include:
June 22-- Railroad Spike Bottle Opener
June 29-- Dinner Bell Triangle
July 13-- Fisherman’s Tackle Rack
August 3-- Incense Burner
August 10-- Branding Irons
August 17-- Make a Flint & Steel Fire-starting Kit
August 24-- Iron Jewelry
August 31-- Candle Holders
Sept 7-- Wind Chimes
Sept 14-- Fireplace Tools
Sept 21-- Door Handles
Sept 28-- Bring a Project
Oct 5-- Leaf Pendants
Oct 19-- Holiday Ornaments
Oct 26-- Halloween Props
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Ribbed Baskets
In this class, students will construct a small ribbed basket. Learn to make a God’s eye, shape ribs to give your basket the desired form and learn weaving methods that are unique to ribbed basket. The techniques taught can then be used to create ribbed baskets of various sizes and shapes, such as the egg basket, the key basket, the ribbed doll cradle and more.Saturday, July 13, 9:00 a.m.– 4:00 p.m.
(1 hour break for lunch)
Instructor: Susan Bach
Skill level: Intermediate
Class Fee: $40.00 / $36.00 Member
Supply Fee: $20 payable with registration
Class Size: Min. 4 / Max. 8Click here for the Ribbed Basket Supply List.
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Changing Seasons Basket
This class is ideal for the person with a little basket experience who would like to make a versatile basket, with an embellishment that can easily be changed with the seasons or the décor. Finished size is about 24” high by 10” wide.Saturday, August 31
9:00 a.m.– 3:00 p.m.
(1 hour break for lunch)
Instructor: Barb Fisher
Skill level: Confident Beginner
Class Fee: $35.00 / $31.00 Member
Supply Fee: $25.00 payable with registration
Class Size: Min. 4 / Max. 8Click here for the Changing Seasons Basket Supply List.
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Casserole Basket
This attractive useful basket starts with a wooden 9”x12” base and has an attached handle. There is some color woven into the basket along with the ash and reed.Saturday, September 21
9:30 a.m.– 3:30 p.m.
(1 hour break for lunch)
Instructor: Marcia Meyer
Skill level: Confident Beginner
Class Fee: $35 / $31.00 Member
Supply Fee: $30.00 payable with registration
Class Size: Min. 4 / Max. 8Click here for the Casserole Basket Supply List.
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Knitting, Spinning, Weaving and Crochet
Roses, Roses, Roses
Learn the technique of crocheting fabulous roses that can be stitched to caps, sweaters, ear warmers or cup cozies. Once the technique is learned the size of the rose can be varied through adjustments to yarn and hook size. Jean is a master crocheter and a patient teacher and she will have lots and lots of ideas and samples to share.Saturday, June 29
9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Instructor: Jean Hardy
Skill level: Beginning crocheter who has learned single stitch crochet
Class Fee: $15.00 / $13.50 Member
Supply Fee: $5.00 payable with registration
Class Size: Min. 2/ Max.8
Little Birds
The techniques for creating these adorable little birds will be learned in this 3 hour class. The birds can be used as ornaments or with floral designs to decorate sweaters or caps. Students from the morning class are encouraged to attend this class as well! All supplies included in the class fee.Saturday, June 29
1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Instructor: Jean Hardy
Skill level: Confident Beginner
Class Fee: $15.00 /$13.50 Member
Supply Fee: $5.00 payable with registration
Class Size: Min. 2 / Max. 8
Beginning Spinning
Students in this class will learn to turn wool into yarn! Students will have an opportunity to work with various spinning tools (drop spindle, great wheel, castle wheel, saxony wheel) and use them to spin yarn. Wheels for spinning will be available, but students are
encouraged to bring their own drop spindle or spinning wheel in good working condition with them.Saturday, August 10 or October 19
10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
(1 hour break for lunch)
Instructor: Roseanna Wyse
Skill level: Beginner
Class Fee: $40.00 / $36.50 Member
Supply Fee: $8.00 payable with registration
Class Size: Min.3/ Max.5
Towel Weaving Workshop
This workshop provides an opportunity to try handweaving for those who are new to the craft or just to have fun weaving on pre-warped looms for those with some experience. Small floor looms will be warped with a variety of colorful towel warps and students will be able to weave a towel and take it home with them at the end of the day. Assistance will be provided for those who are learning the basics – this will be a casual, fun workshop. Bring your friend, your mother, your daughter and learn what weaving is all about!Saturday, September 7
9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
(1 hour break for lunch)
Instructor: Donna Riegsecker
Skill level: Beginner
Class Fee: $35.00 / $31.50 Member
Supply Fee: $5.00 payable with registration
Class Size: Min. 3 / Max. 4
Have you ever wanted to learn to spin or weave or make a broom from one of our craftsmen but didn’t know where to start? We are excited to offer a craft apprentice program! You’ll get one-on-one training from our own master craftsmen and make a beautiful work of art to take home. This memorable experience will remain with you for a life time. We’ll work with you to arrange a day and time that works best for you once you register. Please indicate on your registration form which of the three crafts you would like to learn.
Broom Making, Spinning or Weaving
Class Fee: $60.00/$55.00 member for a five hour class
Supply Fee: Depends on the project(s) you select.
Fall Family Fun Nights!
There is something magical about being in the Village after hours! Register now to take part in our third annual Fall Family Fun Night! New this year, we’ll be focusing on the 1910 Homestead, Museum and Village Green. Help Mrs. Grime with her cooking in the 1910 Homestead, take a hay ride in our tractor driven trolley, learn about Native American Life and make a cordage bracelet and a fall themed craft to take home. In our museum building, enjoy pumpkin and cookie decorating, take an evening train ride, and warm up with hot cocoa. Space is limited so register early! Please be sure to note the date on your registration form.Friday, October 18 or Saturday, October 19
6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. each evening
Registration Fee:
Adults: $12.00/$7.00 Member
Children: ages 3 and up: $10.00/$6.00 Member
Hands on Glass Blowing Opportunities
This memorable experience will give you the opportunity to work with internationally acclaimed glass artist Mark Matthews to create your own glass masterpiece. You’ll get to select the colors for your piece, help Mark turn the molten glass into your own artwork and get an ‘up close’ chance to learn more about glass making. Please indicate on your registration form date, time and if you would like a flower, ornament or pumpkin. Because the pieces will need to go through a cooling process, arrangements will be made at the time of the class to pick up your piece later or have it shipped.Each session lasts about 60 minutes. You can sign up for multiple sessions.
Saturday & Sunday, June 22 & 23, August 24, 25, September 28, 29
Saturday session times: 10:00, 11:00, 12:00, 1:30, 2:30 or 3:30
Sunday session times: 12:00, 1:00, 2:00 or 3:00You can sign up for multiple times if you wish to make more than one object.
Instructor: Mark Matthews
Class Fee: $45.00/$40.00 members per session
Ages: 10 and up
Class Size: up to 4 people per session
Make a Glass Tumbler
Register to make a glass tumbler with Mark Matthews and guest artist Chad Balster during this special weekend! Because the pieces will need to go through a cooling process, arrangements will be made at the time of the class to pick up your piece later or have it shipped.
Saturday and Sunday, July 20 and 21
Saturday session times: 10:00, 11:00, 12:00, 1:30, 2:30 or 3:30
Sunday session times: 12:00, 1:00, 2:00 or 3:00
Instructor: Mark Matthews and special guest artist Chad Balster
Class Fee: $45.00/$40.00 members per session
Ages: 10 and up
Class Size: up to 4 people per session
Grandma’s Recipes for Today’s Cooks
Do you have a favorite hand written recipe from grandma or great-grandma but you can’t figure out how to make it work in your modern kitchen? We’ll talk about how to update ingredients, cooking techniques, and measurements found in old recipes and make them usable for today. Students are encouraged to submit an older recipe to
aerbskorn@saudervillage.org ahead and we’ll try to decipher it and rewrite it before class. We’ll prepare at least three recipes in class and have time to taste!Monday, July 15, 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Dill pickles, sweet pickles and pickled vegetables
Take a jar of pickles out of the cupboard and add some zest to any meal. We will each take home 3 jars of pickles from old favorite recipes, canned with up-to-date methods of preserving.Monday, August 12, 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Canning and Preserving
Remember your mother’s and grandmother’s pride in the many rows of jars of home-canned produce in her pantry? Wish you had that burst of fresh taste when you opened a jar again? You can! This class will help get you started on canning and preserving basics with recipes, safe food practices, and great tips from experienced canners. Every person will take home 3 jars.Monday, September 9, 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Cheese, Glorious Cheese!
Cheese is a versatile, tasty food packed with nutrition. We’ll look at making several different dishes
using cheese from appetizers to
dessert and everything in between.Monday, October 7, 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
All cooking classes are taught by Shellee Murcko.
Just for Kids Cooking Classes...
We introduce kids to cooking basics through stories, games, crafts, hands on cooking and snacks! Each session will be based on a different children’s book. Open for children ages 6 – 9 years old.
Monday, July 8 - “Thunder Cake” by Patricia Polacco
Monday, July 22 - “The High Rise Glorious Skittle Skat Roarious Sky Pie Angel Food Cake” by Nancy Willard
Monday, August 5 - “Pizza at Sally’s” by Monica Wellington
Each session runs from 9:00 – 11:00 a.m.
Class Fee: $12.00/$11.00 members per session
Register for 2 or more sessions and receive a 5% discount on total registration.
Supply Fee: $10.00 payable with registration
Class Size: Min. 4 / Max. 8
Class Registration Information...
Please register early as classes fill quickly. All classes require pre-registration and pre-payment along with the registration form. We reserve the right to cancel classes if we do not meet minimum registrations. In the event we need to cancel a class, your registration and supply money will be refunded.
Any cancellation made more than two weeks prior to the class will receive their class fee refunded minus a 20% processing fee (minimum $2.00). Cancellations made after the cancellation date and no shows the day of the class will not receive a refund.
All registrants will receive written confirmation, additional information and supplies list.
Members must include the name on their current membership card and expiration date. Volunteers, Junior Historians and Employees of Sauder Village qualify for members’ rates. For more information on any of our classes call call 800.590.9755 and ask for Rachel.
Note: No registrations will be taken over the phone prior to one week before the class. You must fill out the class registration form and either...
Mail to: Classes, Sauder Village, P.O. Box 235, Archbold, Ohio 43502
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Fax to: 419.445.5251
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Deliver to: Sauder Village Welcome Center Office, 2nd Floor, Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM.
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