When setting up the tables and supplies, I discovered in the kitchen several muffin tins that turned out to be perfect for distributing some of the buttons, beads and other embellishments.
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Monday, March 29, 2010
art heals and little hopes
When setting up the tables and supplies, I discovered in the kitchen several muffin tins that turned out to be perfect for distributing some of the buttons, beads and other embellishments.
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What FUN! :)Bea
awesome. It reminds me of the beaded prayer project http://www.beadedprayersproject.com
I made one when my friends husband died suddenly a few years ago. You can see it here if you want...
http://www.flickr.com/photos/whitecloverstitches/2216224563/in/set-72157623428640715/
These are all great. I am glad it was such a successful time as I know you have been working really hard to be ready.
Such beautiful results! Love the one with the big blossom. And the room!
Sounds like a great time had.....and wonderful work done.
I love how you set up the table, everything looks so well prepared and good enough to eat with all the colours and textures! The muffin tins were a great idea.
The sun is adorable; looks like you had quite a few artists in your class.
Everyone's turned out so happy and colorful!
Thanks! I think they turned out well. I thought I had photographed others but they did not show up when I downloaded the photos from my camera. It was a wonderful room in an old farmhouse.
Beautiful work, art really does help the healing process.
How lovely, Deborah. ; ) I do believe art heals and soothes. It gives our mind a place to rest while our hands are busy.
I use muffin tins and vintage metal pie plates to corral all sorts of sewing items in my studio. They're often times 'just right!'
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