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BIDDING OPENS Friday, October 24 4:00 PM BIDDING CLOSES Tuesday, November 04 9:00 PM
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Lot 01
THE DETAILS Tues-Thurs. Anytime before Feb 1, 2026 excluding the weeks of Oct 10-17, Oct 16-22 and Dec 24 - Jan 1 Date/time to be coordinated directly with Chronicle Books Bring a big tote! FILL A TOTE BAG FULL OF BOOKS at Chronicle Books
Inside view of the Chronicle Books storefront
Have you ever had the dream of going into a bookstore and filling your bag without having to pay? Now is your chance to experience that! One Scraptacular person will get the opportunity to go to Chronicle Books' headquarters with their favorite tote bag and fill it to the brim with the books of their choosing.
Cookbooks, art books, games, decks, journals, and children's books await!
VALUED AT: $1,000 Donated by: Chronicle Books
$300
Lot 02
FOOD HAIR ACCESSORIES & DINE at The Laundromat Wear Jenny Lemons
Grouping of actual hair claws that will be yours!
Local design brand Jenny Lemons has become famous for their food inspired hair accessories. What better place to wear them to then San Francisco's Laundromat, where the pizza and wine flows! Winner will receive 13 food inspired hair accessories so get ready to decorate your friends hair and feed them for a fun evening out. From the Jenny Lemons website, “ Say goodbye to plastic and hello to fabulous with our hair accessories! Crafted from eco-friendly, plant-based cellulose acetate, each piece is lovingly handmade and hand-painted by talented artisans in our production facilities. Our vibrant, quirky designs are the perfect finishing touch for a bright and bold outfit! ” VALUED AT: $200
THE DETAILS Laundromat Gift Certificate for $50 Hair claws and gift certificate to be picked up at SCRAP during business hours. Dine at The Laundromat: 3725 Balboa St
$75
Donated by: Jenny Lemons & Renee Richards
Lot 03
UNDERGROUND VHS VIEWING at The Basement with Mitsu Okubo
Left: Mitsu Okubo and Luca Antonucci of The Basement. Above: a small slice of the many VHS tapes
THE DETAILS
Did you know one of the largest collections of VHS Tapes in California is housed in an artist studio and basement in the Mission? The Basement is an artist collective housing San Francisco based-artists who are also movie lovers and VHS collectors. Host your own group viewing with your friends of any movie of your choosing from their 3,000 titles. The evening will begin with a tour of the Basement Collective, a quick presentation of the movie by artist and VHS collector Mitsu Okubo, beer, your favorite movie and your friends! Need movie recommendations? The Basement will be happy to provide ideas.
The Basement is located at 23rd and Capp. Must schedule by December 2026 This auction lot comes with a Mitsu Okubo art pun t-shirt!
$150
VALUED AT: $500
Donated by: Mitsu Okubo and The Basement Collective
Lot 04
STUDIO VISIT + TAKE HOME YOUR OWN KNOTTED PROJECT with Windy Chien at her Mission District Studio
THE DETAILS
Come take an exclusive tour of Windy Chien's artist studio located inside the Heath Ceramics building in the Mission District. Windy will tour you around her spacious studio while talking through her journey of becoming an artist along with an overview of her current work and creative process. You ’ ll end the tour with a knot tying tutorial, and you and your guests will be able to take home your own knotted project!
Tour date and time to be coordinated with the winning bidder. Studio visit availability is limited to weekdays from 11am-5pm. 10 person limit
Learn about Windy Chien ’ s work here .
$650
DONATED BY: Windy Chien VALUED AT: $2,000
Lot 05
LASER CUTTING & ENGRAVING PERSONALIZED SESSION with Tom Steele of LaserCraftSF THE DETAILS Option 1: 6 hrs of personalized instruction (split into 2 or 3 sessions) Option 2: Design consultation plus custom fabrication by Tom (12 hrs total) Must complete by Dec 31, 2026
Left: Tom at the Randall where he teaches laser cutting, Right: recent laser cut creations by the artist
SCRAP ’ s own “ Doctor Laser ” (Tom Steele) will provide 6 hours of personalized instruction on how to perform basic laser cutting and engraving with a medium power CO2 laser system. Included: basic safety training, which materials are suitable, how to prepare graphic design files for lasers, running the laser interface software, and operating the actual laser system to cut and/or engrave items. Possible projects include everything from signage and stencils to decorative or functional items using materials like plywood, acrylic sheets, leather, and fabrics, etc.
VALUED AT: $300 Donated by: Tom Steele
$100
Lot 06
Online experience with Laila OBoyle 1 HOUR 1-ON-1 SOURDOUGH BREAD BAKING CONSULT
Laila of Early Rise in her San Francisco kitchen making the sourdough
THE DETAILS
Sourdough expert and online teacher Laila O ’ Boyle aka The Early Rise Baker will give you 60 minutes of uninterrupted attention to help you make your best loaf of bread yet!
This is a 60 minute online session for 1 person. Booking through email. Valid for one year from the winning date!
Starting from scratch? No worries, Laila will share her starter and get you set up for success.
$35
VALUED AT: $100 DONATED BY: The Early Rise
Lot 07
CUSTOM HAND-GUIDED EMBROIDERY for a DENIM JACKET
with Studio Renshaw
Work with Philippa Renshaw to create your own custom design that she will embroider onto a garment of your choice in her San Francisco studio, using a thoughtful mix of repurposed and premium materials. Studio Renshaw centers its creative practice around the use of a hand-guided industrial sewing machine to produce unique embroidered artworks. Each embroidery is created using a JUKI industrial zig zag sewing machine with a free-motion technique. The fabric is stabilised within a wooden embroidery hoop and manually guided under the needle, allowing for precise, controlled movement in any direction.
THE DETAILS
Capacity for 1 person. Must be claimed by the end of 2025.
$125
The result: sustainable, one-of-a-kind garments that stand firmly against fast fashion.
VALUED AT: $350 Donated by: Studio Renshaw
Lot 08
Progressions I (1974): P rice: $5,000 12.75 in., Colored pencil, magic marker, graph paper
Untitled (2005) Price: $2,000 Size: 14 x 14 in., Pastel on velour paper
THE DETAILS Zoom call to be arranged directly To be picked up at SCRAP during business hours. Artworks have been temporarily framed and are on display at SCRAP till Nov 4. ORIGINAL ARTWORKS by Siri Berg + ZOOM CHAT with Siri Berg ’ s son
Purchase a duet of original Siri Berg artworks and Zoom chat with the artist's son, Arthur, to learn more about Berg's contribution to modernism and American Abstraction. Berg taught Color Theory at Parsons School of Design for over 30 years and was featured in the book “ 100 New York Painters ” (by Cynthia Maris Dantzic, Schiffer Publishers). She was a long-time member of the American Abstract Artists. Prominent public collections include The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York; New York University, New York; Gray Art Gallery, NYU, Stockholm, Sweden; among others. Siri Berg lived and worked in New York City ’ s SoHo district until her death in 2020.
VALUED AT: $7,000 Donated by: Siri Berg Estate
$2000
Lot 09
with Sonya Philip STUDIO VISIT + SEWING CLASS
THE DETAILS
Have you ever wanted to learn how to sew or have a hankering to brush up on your skills? Gather some friends and take a three hour class with Sonya Philip, at her San Francisco studio. Sonya studied drawing and printmaking in high school and eventually pursued an MFA in Creative Writing from Mills College. As a self-taught artist, she enjoys the freedom of exploring and stretching mediums. Preferring to work in project series, Sonya practices what she calls ‘ conceptual craft ’ . More examples of her art can be found here. Sonya lives in San Francisco with her husband and three children. She is the author of the book 100 Acts of Sewing.
Must schedule with the artist by October 1, 2026
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$135
VALUED AT: $400 Donated by: Sonya Philip
Lot 10
2 DAY PRINTMAKING EXPLORATION + PRINT GIVEAWAY with Barbara Kibbe Printmaking Studio
Left: Barbara Kibbe ’ s print studio, Right: Barbara Kibbe
THE DETAILS
An intensive two-day printmaking workshop at Barbara Kibbe's Pacifica studio.
Offer expires Dec 31, 2026 Can accommodate 2 people All supplies and materials will be provided
Specific techniques will depend on the interest and experience level of the winning bidders but could include Pochoir, Drypoint, Polyester Plate Litho, and /or Collagraph.
Each participant will also receive one of Barbara ’ s prints, a value of $150 or more!
Explore Barbara Kibbe ’ s work here
$250
VALUED AT: $800 DONATED BY: Barbara Kibbe
Lot 11
HERKIMER DIAMOND NECKLACE
handcrafted by Margarita Lopez of SCRAP
THE DETAILS
The Earth is made of rugged beauty, of natural contrasts. Dark and light. Strong and vulnerable. Bold and nuanced.
Item will be on display at SCRAP until Nov 4, and can be picked up once Auction closes.
SCRAP ’ s very own Margarita Lopez ’ s jewelry line Geometrica embraces contradictions, and is made for those who dare to rock out and standout. Each piece has a personality inspired by Earth's perfect geometry and the natural, unique beauty of the stones we use. Wear one, and look as powerful as you feel.
$75
VALUED AT: $250 Donated by: Margarita Lopez
Lot 12
PRIVATE TOUR of Clarion Alley Mural Project with Megan Wilson
Above: Clarion Alley Mural Projec
THE DETAILS
Artist Megan Wilson will take the lucky winning bidder and their guests on a private tour of San Francisco's Clarion Alley Mural Project (CAMP). Offerings include murals by Barbara Mumby-Huerta, Chris Gazaleh, Crystal Hermann, Jet Martinez, Carolyn Casta ñ o, Biko Eisen-Martin, Amy Berk and City Studio, and Tory Canby, among many others. These works demonstrate the power of collective solidarity and organizing, diversity-equity-inclusion, and unity in community.
This experience can accommodate up to 4 people.
Explore Megan Wilson ’ s work here
VALUED AT: PRICELESS DONATED BY: Megan Wilson
$200
Lot 13
WINE TASTING ESTATE EXPERIENCE at Hamel Family Wines, Sonoma
Left: View from Hamel Family Wines deck, Right: View of the winery
THE DETAILS
The Hamel Family Wines Estate Experience begins with a privately-guided tour through the Hamel Family Ranch vineyard, winery and adjacent cave. After an in-depth look into their winemaking practices from vineyard to bottle, the tour will culminate with a seated tasting of four Estate Series Wines. Enjoy the sweeping views of Sonoma Mountain and the valley below while tasting Sauvignon Blamc, Zinfandel and Isthmus, a Cabernet Sauvignon Blend, as well as a Library Cabernet Sauvignon.
Must be claimed before March 31, 2026 This experience can accommodate up to 6 people including the host
A light snack prepared by our Executive Chef further complements this experience.
VALUED AT: $350
$125
DONATED BY: Hamel Family Wines
Lot 14
PRIVATE IKEBANA FLORAL WORKSHOP at your home or workplace with Rachel Johnson
Host a private workshop at your home or workplace to explore the creative possibilities of Sogetsu Ikebana!
With local artist and educator Rachel Johnson you will learn how to manipulate leaves into expressive lines, and place flowers for a striking sculptural design. You will make a cool centerpiece in a recycled glass container using locally grown plants. All materials will be provided.
THE DETAILS
Redeem before March 31, 2026 Up to 6 people including host
Explore Rachel Johnson ’ s work here or follow on IG @rachel_simplygrounded
VALUED AT: $500 DONATED BY: Rachel Johnson
$150
Lot 15
PRIVATE TOUR OF MINNESOTA STREET PROJECTS with Eleanor Harwood
Left: Image of Minnesota Street Projects courtesy of SF Art Week, Right: Eleanor Harwood in her eponymous gallery
THE DETAILS
Located in San Francisco ’ s historic Dogpatch district, Minnesota Street Project offers economically sustainable spaces for art galleries, artists and related nonprofits. Inhabiting three warehouses, Minnesota Street Project seeks to retain and strengthen San Francisco's contemporary art community in the short term, while developing an internationally recognized arts destination in the long term. One of the first tenants of the MSP, Eleanor Harwood of Eleanor Harwood Gallery, will tour the lucky group around the galleries and share fun art stories and an inside look at a thriving hub in the San Francisco contemporary art scene. (Hot tip: ask her if she can take your group to the artist studios across the street!)
Spring 2026 on a Friday or Saturday To be scheduled directly with the buyer and Eleanor Harwood Maximum 10 people, including host
$150
VALUED AT: $500
DONATED BY: Eleanor Harwood Gallery
Lot 16
SASHIKO WORKSHOP at SCRAP with Lisa Solomon
Sashiko - which translates to little stabs - is an embroidery technique developed in the Edo period in Japan. It became not only a decorative practice, but one that was used to mend and repair clothing. In this workshop mixed media artist, author, and educator Lisa Solomon will demonstrate how give your clothes a new life and extend their use. The class will provide a quick overview of supplies and techniques - including interior and exterior patchwork as well as ways to incorporate traditional sashiko patterning from simple to more complicated designs. Participants will also be encouraged to reflect their own personalities in the way they mend. Bring a garment that needs to be fixed! There will also be materials to practice with. This class will offer a great way to think about sustainability, slow fashion and working with your hands in a meaningful and creative way. VALUED AT: $500
THE DETAILS
Book by December 2026 This experience can
accommodate up to 10 people. Time to be arranged with the artist and SCRAP
$150
DONATED BY: Lisa Solomon
Lot 17
THROW A GREAT CIRCLE PARTY! at Ruth ’ s Table with Aiko Cuneo
Images courtesy of the artist
THE DETAILS
Learn how to make Buckminster Fuller ’ s Great Circle. Aiko Cuneo will teach you and up to twenty of your friends to make one-of-a kind great circles using paper plates and bobby pins. From a family of makers, Aiko Cuneo worked for over 35 years with teachers, students and families as a teaching artist in San Francisco schools and various organizations. She combines a variety of materials to make two and three-dimensional constructions. SCRAP has been an on-going source of repurposed materials that inspire Cuneo ’ s work. “ The art of making something from someone else ’ s discards brings me joy and satisfaction from the challenges that come during the process of transformation. “ VALUED AT: PRICELESS
This experience can accommodate up to 20 people! Location: Ruth ’ s Table - 3160 21st St, SF Workshop date and time to be mutually determined by Aiko and the winning bidder.
DONATED BY: Aiko Cuneo Workshop
$300
Lot 18
THE DETAILS By appointment, 10am - 5pm Experience for 1 person Location: 1257 Folsom St, SF with Digital Printmakers at Electric Works Studio SCAN OF YOUR ART + AN ARCHIVAL PRINT
Electric Works will make a high-resolution scan of the artwork of your choice, then do the color-matching or any necessary digital manipulation to make a print-ready file. Using your choice of our many archival papers, they will make an print up to 30 x 40 in. Bonus demonstration of hand-tearing if desired. Electric Works specializes in fine art giclee printing, large format photo printing, and custom wall murals designed to showcase your artwork with precision and impact. Using pigment-based inkjet printing techniques and archival-grade materials, we help artists, photographers, designers, and collectors produce fine art museum-quality prints that last a lifetime.
$125
Learn about Electric Works here
VALUED AT: $350 DONATED BY: Electric Works
Lot 19
at your home with Ramekon O ’ Arwisters CROCHET JAM!
This is a unique opportunity to bring Ramekon O ’ Arwisters ’ award-winning event to your home or office for a private 2-hour Crochet Jam! No previous experience necessary. Crochet Jam uses the folk-art tradition of crocheting strips of fabric into free-form, organic soft sculptures to foster social interaction, creativity, and liberation. There aren't any rules or patterns. It is an opportunity for play, experimentation, and allowing the material to transform naturally without expectations or attempts to control the outcome. Participants become conduits for the transformation of the material, without any resistance, whether they like what they see or not. Participants just crochet and calmly observe without judgment or critique. Left: Crochet Jam at Museum of Northern California Art, Right: Crochet Jam in full swing at SFMOMA
THE DETAILS
Able to accommodate up to 30 people! Date and time to be agreed upon by the winning bidder and the artist. All material will be provided! Must be redeemed by the end of March 2026
$300
VALUED AT: $1000 DONATED BY: Ramekon O ’ Arwisters
Lot 20
PAPER EMBROIDERY PRIVATE CLASS at SCRAP with Dorothy Yuki
THE DETAILS
Learn to do paper embroidery with all tools and equipment offered. Embellish postcards, photos or your own artwork with a special way of embroidering. Dorothy will teach you a variety of stitches just for paper. You can bring in your own photo or a copy of a photo or artwork on cardstock, and she will also have some for you. You won't need a hoop to jump through!
3 hour private class at SCRAP Can accommodate up to 5 people
VALUED AT: $500 DONATED BY: Dorothy Yuki
$150
Lot 21
with Lee Materazzi at the artist ’ s Studio ‘ PLASTER KNEES ’ SCULPTURE + STUDIO VISIT
Left: Lee in her home studio, Right: Plaster Knees sculpture
A studio visit with refreshments and a pair of pre-made plaster cast knees to take home with you.
Lee Materazzi is a contemporary artist from Miami, FL now living in San Francisco, CA. Materazzi uses her body as a medium alongside color and texture, at times responding to remnants of material or work left by her children in the studio. Her work has been shown internationally and is a part of numerous public art collections including The Margulies Collection at the Warehouse, The Sagamore Collection, the Scholl Collection at World Class Boxing and The Perez Art Museum where she was recently included in “ My Body My Rules." Lee Materazzi ’ s solo show, “ PLAYMATE ” opens at Eleanor Harwood Gallery in January. Explore her work here VALUED AT: $1,000 Donated by: Lee Materazzi & Eleanor Harwood Gallery
THE DETAILS
1.5 hours (or longer), 1-8 people Only one plaster knee set to take home. To be scheduled directly with the artist, many different days and evenings available. Studio located in Noe Valley
$350
Lot 22
PRIVATE TOUR of The Danae Mattes & Stephen DeStaebler Studio
Images courtesy of Dolby Chadwick
Experience two extraordinary artists and their beautiful Berkeley studio space in this private tour with artist Danae Mattes. Enjoy a unique look at her process and her “ paintings ” , which have a distinct sculptural presence, resulting in a visceral mirroring of the dynamic ecosystems and natural processes that surround us and continuously unfold. Working with clay, water, and colored pigment, Mattes allows her materials to seep into the canvas base, utilizing gravity to create stunning geological effects, alluvial patterns, and tidal forces. Also tour the studio and work of one of the preeminent members of the California Clay Movement, Stephen De Staebler. He is credited with sustaining the figurative tradition in the postwar era. Tour his ceramic and bronze sculptures in their original locales and hear stories of his life and work. VALUED AT: $1,000
with Danae Mattes
THE DETAILS
To be arranged with Danae Matte and Lisa Chadwick 4-8 people Studio located in Berkeley
$350
DONATED BY: Dolby Chadwick Gallery
Lot 23
with Roderick Kiracofe at his Petaluma studio QUILT AND STUDIO TOUR
THE DETAILS
64 X 80 inches. c. 1980-2000, with fabrics from the 40s onward. Condition note: Slight damage; otherwise, very good condition.
2-person limit for the studio tour Must be redeemed and tour taken by April 26, 2026 Shipping of the quilt can be arranged
This is an opportunity to own an amazing quilt from the collection of Roderick Kiracofe, an expert on American quilts. In addition, this experience includes an exclusive visit to Roderick ’ s studio in Petaluma, where you can open and view museum-quality quilts. The pattern on the quilt is often referred to as “ Baseball ” or “ Fireball, ” but we don't know what the maker called it. The dealer/picker I purchased it from referred to it as "Blood Red Moons." It was purchased in Alabama from an African American family by the last name of Wright. Unfortunately, Roderick wasn ’ t given the maker ’ s name, and they remain unknown.
VALUED AT: $1,800 Donated by: Roderick Kiracofe
$600
Lot 24
GUIDED TOUR of THE MANET AND MORISOT IMPRESSIONISM EXHIBITION at Legion of Honor with Hilary Magowan
Images Left: Exhibition image from FAMSF, RIGHT: HIlary Magowan
Hilary Magowan, Associate Director of Exhibitions at the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco - de Young / Legion of Honor will offer a one hour in depth tour of the Manet and Morisot exhibition. She has been working on the details of this show for the past 3.5 years, in her role at the Legion organizing and managing all phases of large-scale special exhibitions. She oversees the Legion of Honor's traveling exhibition programs and is an expert in how large traveling fine arts exhibitions come together.
THE DETAILS
Tour can be held on a Tues, Wed, Thurs, or Fri during the exhibition run from Oct 11 - Mar 1 at the Legion at a mutually convenient time. Maximum of 4 people
Learn more about the exhibition here.
VALUED AT: $500
$150
DONATED BY: Hilary Magowan/Legion of Honor
Lot 25
THE DETAILS Event to be held in your space STITCH & SIP: MAKE YOUR OWN EMBROIDERED PATCH with Sew Frisco
Private stitch-and-sip embroidered patch-making session with Ariana Cruz of Sew Frisco.
or an agreed-upon location Guided session is 3-4 hours Minimum of 5 attendees maximum 15 BYOB and snacks for your guests/attendees.
Gather your crafty crew for an intimate guided lesson on making your own embroidered iron-on patch with beginner-friendly stitches. Includes a curated patch design between the winning bidder and artist. Tools and equipment to complete the project during the designated time frame will be provided by the artist. All materials will be included in take-home kits for the attendees.
Learn more about Sew Frisco on IG @sew_frisco
$500
VALUED AT: $1,500-2,100 Donated by: Ariana Cruz of Sew Frisco
Lot 26
CREATING TEXT FOR QUILT & FIBER PROJECTS
WORKSHOP with Lorraine Woodruff-Long at the artist ’ s home studio
Learn how to create and use custom applique lettering in your quilts and sewing projects. From the mundane to the provocative, using text to express your creativity adds a personal touch to your quilts. Great for expressing everything from “ Happy Birthday ” to “ Smash the Patriarchy ” - just make it yours! What will YOU say? Participants will learn how to plan, trace, and cut detailed letters using standard alphabet templates and fusible paper backing on fabric. Learn how to plan, center, layout and iron your text to a quilt or pillow cover, and finally, learn how to sew/secure your custom text to your quilt using your sewing machine to ensure it stays put. Explore Lorraine ’ s work here Various text-based quilts by Lorraine Woodruff-Long, with detail in upper right
THE DETAILS
Spring 2026 Saturday or Sunday Maximum 5 people
$200
VALUED AT: $625
DONATED BY: Lorraine Woodruff-Long
Lot 27
CUSTOM RING COLLABORATION with Dalia Gonzalez at SCRAP
Collaborate with SCRAP ’ s own Dalia Gonzalez, jewelry- maker extraordinaire, using treasures of fine silver and opals from her personal collection. Dalia will provide a one-on-one design and fabrication session where she will teach you techniques like filing, bending, cutting, and sawing. Give her some time to fire and a couple of weeks later, you will have a custom-made, one-of-a-kind artisan opal and silver ring.
THE DETAILS
2-3 hours private design and fabrication session at SCRAP
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Learn more about Dalia on IG @daliijewelry
VALUED AT: $400 Donated by: Dalia Gonzalez
$135
Lot 28
$50 GIFT CERTIFICATE at WorkshopSF
THE DETAILS Location: 1310 Haight St, SF Schedule class with Workshop SF via email For ages 21 and above
WorkshopSF creates a fun, inclusive, hands-on learning experience, and will introduce you to a talented, local Bay Area instructor who will ensure you leave class with a new, creative skill and perhaps even a mantle-worthy DIY project of your own doing! Go to workshopsf.org/classes to see our schedule of evening and weekend classes. If the class you want costs more than the value of the gift certificate, they will send you a Paypal money request for the difference.
$15
VALUED AT: $50 DONATED BY: WorkshopSF
Lot 29
MEET ME AT THE MUSEUM! at de Young Museum with Catherine Sherman
THE DETAILS
Enjoy a memorable museum morning or afternoon at the FAMSF de Young Museum, including lunch or coffee/dessert at the museum cafe. Catherine visits SCRAP and museums to spot patterns and make connections. “ I ’ m searching for color and pattern across period and place. ” She ’ ll take you on a special museum tour that explores the role of materials and the potential of creative reuse today. Catherine is earning a Master's in Museum Studies from the University of San Francisco and supported MAKE! With SCRAP in the Koret Education Center at SFMOMA during the Ruth Asawa Retrospective.
Must be used in 2026 Date can be scheduled up to 3 months in advance Up to 4 guests
$150
VALUED AT: $500 Donated by: Catherine Sherman
Lot 30
3D ANIMATION CLASSES ON BLENDER
Online with David Bayus
Above : ” Thank you, Saint Anthony ” Made at the Recology AIR+ program
Three private lessons for a student of any age on how to make basic 3d digital animation with Blender software from artist and experimental animator and art professor David Bayus. See more of David's work at: @davidbayus David Bayus lives and works in SF. His work is a cross- disciplinary practice centered around experimental film- making with a focus on the converging relationships between spirituality, technology, & crisis. He is a co- founder of BASEMENT art collective located in SF ’ s
THE DETAILS
Schedule to be worked out directly between the artist and the auction buyer. Best times are winter and summer breaks when school isn't in session.
Mission District. He graduated from SFAI in 2010 and has exhibited at YBCA, Telematic, ET. Al. Etc, SFAC and many more. Editions of his work can be found in the collections of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, the Museum of Contemporary Art; Los Angeles, the Museum of Modern Art; New York, and the Whitney Museum of American Art; New York. VALUED AT: $500
$150
DONATED BY: David Bayus
Lot 31
at SCRAP with Lily Marylander PRIVATE SOFT SOLDER JEWELRY WORKSHOP FOR 3
THE DETAILS
Private session at SCRAP for up to 3 people to make soft solder jewelry creations! Bring shells, seaglass, and other non-flammable pieces to up-cycle into beautiful wearables. The class will be 2-3 hours and all tools will be onsite and available for use. Lily Marylander is a San Francisco-based artist whose work explores the intersections of identity, memory, and the taboo through mixed media arts.Born in Wuhan, China, and adopted at 13 months old by her Chinese mother and Jewish father, Lily grew up in Oakland, California, surrounded by diverse perspectives and cultures. Currently a BFA candidate at California College of the Arts, Lily is pursuing a double major in Sculpture and Jewelry Metal Arts, along with a minor in Ecological Practices. More info on IG @@art.inv4sian
Winning bidder can schedule anytime after Dec 15, 2025 Up to 3 people
$85
VALUED AT: $250 Donated by: Lily Marylander
Lot 32
THE DETAILS Studio located at: 4133 Webster Street, Oakland Maximum of 6 guests, min of 2. Availability is limited to select evenings and weekends to be agreed upon by participants and artist. Visit will last for one hour. This offer expires June 1, 2026. STUDIO VISIT + SMALL WORK GIVEAWAY with Amy Lange at the artist ’ s Oakland studio
Get a behind-the-scenes look at Amy Lange's Oakland studio, where she makes her textile and soft sculpture creations. Hear about her process, explore some of her materials, and see what she's currently working on before anyone else does!
At the end, take home a small artwork as a taste of Amy ’ s practice. Light refreshments will be provided.
$100
VALUED AT: $300 DONATED BY: Amy Lange
Lot 33
ASSEMBLAGE SCULPTURE by Robert Haemmerling + SCRAP SHOPPING SPREE for your own Sculpture supplies
“ Decoert ” Metal, Epoxy, and Sealant, 9 x 5 x 2.25 inches, 2024
Come to SCRAP and collect an original assemblage sculpture from artist Robert Haemmerling! While you ’ re here, shop for your own assemblage art supplies with a $50 SCRAP shopping spree. “ The found objects and materials I use help me to be open to the idea of accident and chance. Adding and removing materials throughout the process also allows the piece to emerge as something new and unexpected. It is through this process that I have learned to trust my intuition. If I am lucky, I will be surprised. And if I am surprised, I stay interested. and never sure about how each piece will turn out. The evolution my artwork goes through is what I find surprising and exciting. ” - Robert Haemmerling See more of Robert ’ s work on IG @robert.haemmerling
THE DETAILS
Schedule your trip to SCRAP with danielle@scrap-sf.org Sculpture can be picked up at SCRAP during business hours.
VALUED AT: $500
$150
Donated by: Robert Haemmerling & SCRAP
Lot 34
THE DETAILS Location: 1634 Jerrold Avenue Can be held on any weekday afternoon or evening. Will last 1-2 hours. 3-10 people, including the host. HOW TO PLANT A XERIC GARDEN at Flora Grubb Gardens with Clarke de Mornay
Images courtesy of Flora Grubb Gardens
A xeric garden is installed in the fall or winter and will need no water after it ’ s established. In this workshop, our wonderful horticulturalist, Clarke de Mornay will share his wealth of knowledge on this topic A xeric garden, also known as xeriscaping, is a style of gardening that uses minimal water by incorporating drought-tolerant plants and water-saving landscaping techniques. Derived from the Greek word xeros ( “ dry ” ), it is designed to thrive on natural rainfall and is popular in arid regions or areas focused on water conservation. A xeric garden can be beautiful, vibrant, and diverse, and does not have to consist solely of rocks and cacti. Get inspired on IG, follow Clarke @atlasblume and Flora Grubb Gardens @floragrubbgardens
VALUED AT: $500 DONATED BY: Flora Grubb Gardens
$150
Lot 35
A NIGHT OF CRAFTING AT THE MOVIES with Craft Cinema
THE DETAILS
Take yourself and your favorite crafting buddy to a night of crafting at the movies! Craft Cinema host events at local theaters across San Francisco, where attendees can bring their current craft projects and work on them while watching a movie. Whether you are knitting a sweater, learning to embroider, or catching up on your junk journaling, join us to meet other local crafters and enjoy a film together. The theater lights are dimmed so you can still see your work during the movie. Follow Craft Cinema on IG @craftcinemasf for upcoming events, and for the opportunity to vote on future movie options. VALUED AT: $60
2 Tickets to an upcoming Craft Cinema Event of your choosing Events are held every 1-2 months- December, January, and March. Expires December 31st, 2026
$20
Donated by: Craft Cinema
Lot 36
MERRY ART PRANKSTER ASSEMBLAGE at SCRAP with Jake Ceniceros
Have you seen the fantastical assemblages around SCRAP? Now you can learn from the master who created them! One lucky bidder will get a ONE ON ONE session with the one and only Jake Ceniceros, who will show you all his tips and tricks to utilizing the wackiest bits and bobs from the Depot. Subvert the expectations of conventional art and sculpture. This one on one session will challenge you to create inspiring work from the weirder and less utilized of reusable materials. You will gather your favorite found objects — whether they be rusted metal, discarded fabric, vintage trinkets, or nature's curiosities. Participants will be encouraged to approach creativity from an unconventional perspective and you ’ ll leave wanting to make much more. Nothing is sacred. Everything is permitted. Learn more about Jake through his IG @dickwillows VALUED AT: $300
THE DETAILS
One-on-one art making session To be scheduled directly with Jake Redeem in 2026
$100
DONATED BY: Jake Ceniceros
Lot 37
WOVEN DENIM TOTE
handcrafted by Sewing Through Fog
THE DETAILS This item can be picked up at SCRAP during business hours
Art meets utility – this handmade convertible tote/backpack was made from 100% repurposed materials found at Scrap and in the artist ’ s studio. The bag was designed by the artist and made by weaving and quilting denim and canvas. Radha Weaver is a textile artist and passionate advocate for sustainable quilting and fashion. After a 15-year career in the apparel and textile industry at Levi's, she founded Sewing through Fog in 2021 to reconnect with her creative roots and advocate for circular textiles.
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$85
She encourages others to find beauty in repurposing and to transform old fabrics into new treasures.
Learn more about Radha ’ s work on IG @sewingthroughfog
VALUED AT: $250 Donated by: Sewing Through Fog
Lot 38
“ LITTLE MEDITATION ON BLUE MIND (2) ” by Michelle Mansour ARTWORK
Little Meditation on Blue Mind (2), 2025 Acrylic, ink, and silicone on muslin on round panel, 8 ” diameter
THE DETAILS
In this exponentially repetitive, cyclical, and meditative piece, Michelle layers translucent washes of color and builds up symmetrical strands of particles. Influenced by patterns in nature, the blues of sea and sky, and the radial symmetry of stained glass windows and sound vibrations, these works reference micro/macro, lens and mandala. Michelle Mansour ’ s work explores the space between science and spirituality. An Egyptian-American artist based in Oakland, Mansour has exhibited work at the deYoung Museum, Bedford Gallery, and SLATE among others. Her work is in collections such as Nordstroms, Kaiser Permanente, and Hilton Hotels, and she has an MFA from SFAI. Learn more about her work here
Acrylic, ink and silicone on muslin, on an 8in diameter round panel Pick up at SCRAP during business hours.
$200
VALUED AT: $600 DONATED BY: Michelle Mansour
Lot 39
FASHION FIX-IT
at The Dogpatch Hub with Sew Freaky
THE DETAILS
Join Sew Freaky for a fun-filled 2-hour mending and upcycling session, inspired by the popular SCRAP monthly library Fix-It Clinics. Bring along your friends or coworkers for a creative time as you learn hand and machine sewing skills to mend and transform your underused clothes into something new and unique. Sew Freaky is Skid (@authenticskidmark), Lucy (@lucydiamondsinthesky), and Amy (@auerstyle) and is dedicated to spreading joy through sewing and building community.
Maximum of 8 participants Session to be held at The Dogpatch Hub Date and time to be arranged with the winning bidder and Sew Freaky & The Dogpatch Hub Must be used within 6 months BYOB and bring snacks Sewing supplies will be provided; please bring ideas and clothes to transform
$250
Follow at @sewfreakyinthebay @thedogpatchhub
VALUED AT: $700 Donated by: Sew Freaky
Lot 40
"FOR THERE IS ALWAYS LIGHT" FRAMED PHOTO by Kerrie Chappelka
THE DETAILS Series of 5 | 20" x 20" photograph
Printed with archival inks and archival Moab Estrada smooth matte paper Photograph comes framed in white wood. Visit SCRAP before Nov 4 to view the photograph in person! Pick up at SCRAP during business hours.
On auction is a framed photograph, “ For There is Always Light ” by Kerrie Chappelka The photograph was taken in the new Indian Basin Waterfront Park, in the San Francisco Bay and aims to capture the abstract beauty of the every day. The title is an homage to Amanda Gorman ’ s poem “ The Hill We Climb ” Please note that the colors you see on your monitor may differ slightly from those of the print due to variations in monitor settings. Explore Kerrie Chappelka ’ s work here
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VALUED AT: $600 DONATED BY: Kerrie Chappelka
$200
Lot 41
at Fitzgerald Marine Reserve, Moss Beach with SCRAP Staff Sebastian Petersen PLEIN AIR WALK-AND-DRAW
A plein air walk and draw is an outdoor sketching activity where participants walk to a location and create art on- site, capturing the surroundings with a focus on quick observation caused by changing light and weather. Visit the historic Fitzgerald Marine Reserve and invite your friends to join in an afternoon of sketching in nature. Learn tips and tricks for drawing, supplies included. Sebastian Petersen is an illustrator and amateur archivist living on the Central Coast of California. He graduated from the California College of the Arts in 2021 with an Illustration BFA. Additional studies in industrial design at the Pasadena College of Design and fine arts at the San Fransico Art Institution.
THE DETAILS
Any Monday or Sunday afternoon that is not rainy. Capacity up to 15.
Explore Sebastian ’ s work on his IG and website
VALUED AT: $250 Donated by: Sebastian Petersen
$75
Lot 42
TINY MINI BOOKS at Ruth ’ s Table with Monica Lee
The lucky bidder of this auction wins a workshop for up to 10 guests. Monica Lee will lead participants with SCRAP materials at Ruth ’ s Table in the Mission. You will learn to repurpose paper items like tickets, slide mounts, envelopes and maps into tiny books! There are so many ideas that you will want to keep making them at home! Use your books for tiny journals, birthday cards, banners or mini artist books. After 30 years as a freelance film photographer Monica returned to her roots of making things with her hands as she did along side her father who was always making and building things. Monica lives in San Francisco, and has been a teaching artist for Ruth ’ s Table for 14 years and has taught creative reuse workshops at Scrap-SF, San Francisco Center for the Book, SF Campus for Jewish Living, San Francisco Public Schools, FabMo, The Frank Residences and the Sunnyside Conservatory. Monica has exhibited her personal artwork in the U.S. and Japan. Explore Monica Lee ’ s work at @monicaleerecrafter VALUED AT: $600
THE DETAILS 6-10 guests
Date to be scheduled directly with Monica.
$200
DONATED BY: Monica Lee
Lot 43
THE DETAILS Location: At the SCRAP Depot Duration: 2-hour experience for up to 10 kids. Minimum age: 6 years Must take place on a Saturday or Sunday between 10am-6pm. Date and time to be mutually agreed upon by winning bidder and Zefania +SCRAP. Redeem before November 2027 CREATE & CELEBRATE: AN ARTFUL BIRTHDAY PARTY at SCRAP with Zefania
Unleash your child ’ s inner artist with SCRAP and Zefania, a multidisciplinary artist and community builder who brings creativity to life through play. Using upcycled materials, kids will make wild, wonderful art in a joyful, guided celebration. It ’ s a birthday full of fun, imagination, and memories that last forever! Kids can “ shop ” SCRAP for unique art supplies, and you ’ re welcome to bring a birthday cake to enjoy together at the end!
Buyer is responsible for providing adult supervision of the party guests.
VALUED AT: $500
$150
Donated by: SCRAP and Zefania Preza
Lot 44
HANDBUILDING MUG WORKSHOP
at The SmArt Collective Art Gallery with Clay and Market Studio Redeem before March 31, 2026 A maximum of 8 guests, including the host.
Learn how to make a handmade mug from scratch! Create a unique surface design with textures and underglazes. Learn basic skills of handbuilding in this beginner friendly class at The SmArt Collective Art Gallery at One Market Plaza. Clay & Market Studio is a pop-up gallery and makers space. They are a group of artists from The SmArt Collective who curate art exhibitions and wellness workshops, currently based at One Market Plaza inside of The SmArt Collective boxcar.
THE DETAILS
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Follow Clay & Market Studio on IG @claymarketstudio
$200
VALUED AT: $600
DONATED BY: smArt Collective, Clay and Market Studio
Lot 45
BLOCKPRINTING with Seema Krish at the artist ’ s Potrero studio
THE DETAILS
Bid on this personal blockprinting experience for 6-8 people! Participants will learn the technique of hand woodblock printing and will create their own printed tote bag at the Seema Krish studios. Will be accompanied by chai and samosas from Kasa! Seema Krish is a collection of textiles and wallcoverings founded in 2012. Informed by a dedication to telling the story of Indian craftsmanship, their products are made by hand one yard at a time, giving new context to the time- honored techniques of hand block printing, embroidery, and weaving.
Accommodates 6-8 people Pick an upcoming Saturday: Nov 22, Dec 13, or Jan 24
Learn more on IG at @seemakrishdesign
$250
VALUED AT: $800 Donated by: Seema Krish
Lot 46
Enjoy a
A life-altering, science-backed exploration of the healing power of art, which has now been proven to help lower stress, supercharge learning and creativity, extend your lifespan, and combat loneliness. In “ Your Brain on Art ” , authors Susan Magsamen and Ivy Ross show how activities from painting and dancing to expressive writing, architecture, and more are essential to our lives. Featuring conversations with artists such as David Byrne, Renee Fleming, and evolutionary biologist E. O. Wilson, Your Brain on Art is an authoritative guide to neuroaesthetics. The book weaves a tapestry of breakthrough research, insights from multidisciplinary pioneers, and compelling stories from people who are using the arts to enhance their lives.
SIGNED COPY OF ‘ YOUR BRAIN ON ART ’ in your Living Room with a cup of coffee
THE DETAILS
Book to be picked up at SCRAP during business hours
$10
Signed by the author for SCRAP!
VALUED AT: $31 DONATED BY: Ivy Ross
Lot 47
Enjoy a copy of ‘ TWILIGHT ’ + a Zoom chat with photographer Arthur Drooker
THE DETAILS
Winning Bidder can read the book, prepare some questions and schedule a call with the photographer to learn more about his work! Twilight presents a series of photographs Arthur Drooker made over four years from the same vantage point at The Sea Ranch on the Northern California coast. With an unobstructed view of sea and sky, it was the perfect setting for Drooker to photograph the time of day he finds most captivating. Are these photographs brief flirtations with the sublime, a kind of Rorschach test for evoking memories and emotions, or, simply, studies of color and light? These lyrical abstractions resonate differently within each viewer. VALUED AT: $100 Donated by: Arthur Drooker
30 minute Zoom chat with Arthur Drooker to be scheduled by the winning bidder directly with the artist Book can be picked up at SCRAP during business hours
$35
Lot 48
CUTTING BOARD CLASS at Mission
Community Woodshop
This six hour woodworking experience will give participants the opportunity to learn to mill a rough piece of cherry or maple into a beautiful cutting board. It offers time on professional grade machine and hand tools. Mission Community Woodshop was founded by longtime friends Andrew Salverda and Dan Matz, who are also teachers (Urban School, SF Friends, Randall Museum, Nueva). Integral to the MCW vision is a commitment to making woodworking accessible to a wide range of San Franciscans. “ Together we are building a tight-knit, inclusive community of good-natured woodworkers – accomplished and amateur alike – to be a part of something bigger than ourselves. ”
THE DETAILS
Time to be arranged Expired May 1, 2026 Capacity for 2-4 people
$250
VALUED AT: $750
DONATED BY: Mission Community Woodshop
Lot 49
PERSONALIZED STUDIO VISIT at Shipyard Studios with Travis Somerville
THE DETAILS Experience accommodates 4 people Any time after January 1, 2026 with no expiration date.
Experience a visit and discussion with Travis Somerville at his studio on the historic Hunters Point Shipyard. View his new work and work in progress and engage in a lively discussion on art and politics. Travis Somerville was born in 1963 in Atlanta, GA. His large scale oil paintings on paper mounted to canvas incorporate collage and present images of political and cultural icons associated with the history of the south. His work has been included in numerous museum exhibitions locally, nationally and internationally.
Follow him on IG @thetravissomervillestudio
$75
VALUED AT: $250 Donated by: Travis Somerville
Lot 50
PRIVATE ASTROLOGICAL EMBROIDERY WORKSHOP with Angie Wilson at the artist ’ s studio
THE DETAILS
You will explore the map of the stars under which we were born through embroidery!
1.5 hour class for 1-4 participants Wednesday or Thursday evening 7-8:30pm, or weekend. Date to be coordinated with the artist Expires Jan 1, 2027
You can choose to embroider the constellation of either your sun, moon, or rising signs (or that of another person if planning to make it a gift). Beginners will approach this project as a sampler and learn the essential, foundational embroidery stitches; intermediate or advanced participants can incorporate more complex stitches, or opt to embroider their entire Birth Chart. The resulting piece can be incorporated into a pillow, quilt, jacket, or framed.
$150
Learn more about Angie Wilson ’ s work here
VALUED AT: $500 DONATED BY: Angie Wilson
Lot 51
2 NIGHT STAY FOR 6 at Stinson Beach House
THE DETAILS 6 guests maximum Location: 11 Alameda Patio, Stinson Beach Winning bidder will work with owners to find dates on Fridays/Saturdays, Easter and holidays excluded Must redeem between Jan 1 and April 30th, 2026.
Stay at this newly renovated house located right on beautiful Stinson Beach, a world renowned vacation spot just a short drive from San Francisco! Lounge with friends on a private dune or pour a drink in The Press Room, a unique bar that pays homage to local journalism. This stunning three bedroom, two and a half bath home boasts ocean and mountain views and is the perfect getaway for couples, families and four legged friends.
$650
VALUED AT: $2000
DONATED BY: Peter and Cassandra Fimrite
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