So glad I made it to this class. My friend Susan Goodman was the teacher. She is so talented, especially in mixed media. You should see her home!!!
We were first taught how to make these "memory jars". She taught us the secret of using black caulk as the base in which to stick our stuff! Just squirt out some caulk on the jar and spread it around evenly with tip. Only work on a small section at a time. And have PLENTY of damp paper towels ready for your dirty fingers!
This is Susan's half finished jar.
The beginning of mine. It will be "Time in a bottle"
After about an hour of playing in the caulk and pretties we switched gears and went to making Memory Books.
I started with a kids cardboard book which I had gessoed before class. Then went crazy from there!
(Look at that Boy Hair, would ya?)
I'll never cuss doing my hair again!!!
From left: Stephanie, a long lost friend of mine from high school, who is now administrator of The Creamery Art gallery. (Where we were), her daughter August, Susan (teacher) and her daughter Audrey.
Carol and her mother Evelyn taking the class with me!
Some of Susan's work. I LOVE Meat dish!!! It's in a silverplate serving dish!!
Have a great week!
Peace,
Sheri
6 comments:
Looks like a couple of fun projects!! And ~ I love your boy hair ~ it's very cute, Sheri!!!
I love those jars. Such a neat idea. Sheri - embrace your boy hair for now....you won!!!
Kim
Hi Sheri, enjoyed finding your blog several days ago!
Sent you email 8/16, maybe went to spam.
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Creative stuff there at the Creamrey! The jars are wonderful--black caulk--who woulda thunk it? I also liked the Memory Books. Fun!
Glad you are out enjoying yourself and I love your haircut!!
Love, Jeanne
Sheri,
Oh girl, I'm so behind on blog reading. Happy to see your little watch faces on that jar.....too cool! I'm on staycation this week...let's go to Leola's or do something fun!
T
I LOVE your boy hair.. it's awesome..and grew back fast.
I love wool SOOOOOOOOO much..I'm going to check out your etsy..
many hugs and prayers my dear friend.
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