Monday, December 6, 2010
Mimosa Make & Take "Green Ornament"
We got into the holiday spirit by creating Green Ornaments with Courtney Prahl! And enjoyed some mimosas- yum! We all created a bird (or a star- Cecelia!) with foil and wire...
Labels:
class,
collage,
mimosa make and take,
ornament,
paper mache
Thursday, December 2, 2010
Craft Party Open House
Wednesday night we had our Craft Party Open House! Three of our teachers donated their time and supplies to teach mini make & takes to show what our classes are all about! We had a great turnout and were happy to have it all benefit the Frederick Humane Society. Below is a picture of Traci's table... she taught scrappy style art tags! Just in time for gift giving!
Chrissy Gemmill is a popular jewelry teacher. She had everyone create copper charms! Some people did dog charms and others wrote out their favorite sayings or a personal message.
Chrissy Gemmill is a popular jewelry teacher. She had everyone create copper charms! Some people did dog charms and others wrote out their favorite sayings or a personal message.
Monday, November 15, 2010
Marble & Paste Paper Mimosa Make & Take
Linda Harrison-Parsons came to the studio to teach us how to create marble and paste papers! Linda is a wildlife artistwith a background in printmaking and paper making. She brought in a bunch of her beautiful samples for us to get inspired...
Linda showed us several techniques; india ink on water, paints on water, a thickened method using sea weed, and paste papers. After a few demonstrations we got to work on our own papers!
Here Linda created tree trunk rings by adding a watercolor medium to the india ink in alternating drops...
I think Lori has found a new hobby in paste paper surface design...
Linda showed us several techniques; india ink on water, paints on water, a thickened method using sea weed, and paste papers. After a few demonstrations we got to work on our own papers!
Here Linda created tree trunk rings by adding a watercolor medium to the india ink in alternating drops...
I think Lori has found a new hobby in paste paper surface design...
Labels:
class,
marbelling,
mimosa make and take,
printmaking
Thursday, November 11, 2010
Needle Felted Denim Wine & Cheese Craft Party
Last evening was our Wine & Cheese Craft Party, Needle Felted Jeans. Margaret Hluch taught everyone how to easily transform their boring clothes into colorful and unique wearable art! Some people brought jean jackets, jeans, and skirts.
Margaret showed us a demonstration and we picked our designs. Some people used a book for inspiration and others designed their own patterns.
After drawing it out, we picked our fleece...There were so many gorgeous colors of dyed fleece to choose from!
Needle felting was fun! Everyone seemed very happy to learn that this is an easy craft to master! Many said they were going to needle felt other wardrobe items at home! Here are the results...
Monday, October 25, 2010
Eco Friendly Cuff Mimosa Make & Take
On Sunday, Rebekah with a K taught a brand new class, "Eco Friendly Woven Cuff". I received a cuff from Rebekah as a gift a few years ago and had been excited to make my own!
We first began by choosing our colors from the pile of leather scraps she brought.
After measuring our wrist sizes we began to cut through the scraps. Next we started to assemble the cuffs.
Oh! The shennanigans that come with crafting...
Even the teacher needs a break every now and then!
The finished results! They all turned out great! And each one reflects our own personal style and colors!
Thursday, October 7, 2010
Autumn Inspired Necklace Creation Wine & Cheese Craft Party
Wednesday's Wine & Chees Craft Party, "Autumn Inspired Necklace Creations" was a very full class! Chrissy had some great examples to copy as well as a huge variety of beads to design your own Autumn Inspired jewelry.
Next was the hard part...choosing our beads. How do you pick when there are so many yummy choices???
Then we laid out our design and planned how we would create it. This was a fun part! I love how this necklace looks like little fruit!
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