Ada Schenck

Violin Making & Repair ‘22

What's the most important thing you've learned at NBSS?


One of the most important things I’ve learned at NBSS is to look at my work with a critical, unbiased eye, and to separate my work from myself.

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What’s the strangest/most interesting job you've ever had?

Most interesting job I’ve had was as a master dyer, weaver, and embosser for a business that makes historical reproduction fabrics by hand. My work is in a number of major museums.

What's something about you that surprises people?


I know a startling amount about major league baseball.

What's your favorite place to be?


Put me in a wood shop, outside on a mountain, or in front of a wood stove with a good book, and I am very happy.

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What did you do before coming to NBSS?

I was a professional hand weaver, and simultaneously a homeschooled high schooler.

Hometown: Calais, VT

 
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