Enough said!
First of all Jan shared with us last week, this new folded book that she made. She had folded it all up and then painted the sections that would become pages later. It was so neat, we asked her if she would show us how.......so....... she brought us special large paper and was nice enough to offer us a workshop today. Beings that I'm the PERSON who was going to BLOG about our day I wanted to be sure to take lots of photos and get all the correct terminology. So I asked Jan what this folded book was called. Well, it's a Folded Book! Hence, following you'll find our Folded Book Workshop!!!
Step 1: Lay out your large paper! (Jan gave us two different kinds of paper that we worked on one at a time. They were two shades of manilla.) ((Does saying manilla remind you of 'Nilla Vanilla Wafers!!!...it's a sing-song commercial I remember from my youth.) hahahaha! Sorry, I digress!
Step 3: Now number each square (lightly) and appropriately.
I know, it doesn't look like much YET....but give us about 7 weeks (average of 2 pages a week), and BOY, HOWDY, watch out! Are you gonna see stuff!!!
Speaking of stuff, take a look at some of the stuff we were working on today:
Pinky made this...well, I don't know exactly what this artwork is called...but it's so neat! Her paper in the center is jagged, and she threads golden matellic threads back & forth, into this beautiful piece of art! Pinky is really showing us her artful self these days.
Beautiful, huh?
I was STILL working on Pinky's calendar pages, but they are still not finished. I will get them posted another day! Hope you all enjoy visiting our blog!
Don't forget to get those bags packed for New Zealand!!! Komona Dragons ....hahahahaha....I mean, Komodo Dragons here we come!!!
Looks like there was a lot going on and all of it fun.
ReplyDeleteHi Maddy...Glad you popped in to see us!
DeleteNice post April! You should take over the task of blog posts;-)
ReplyDeleteApril, you did a wonderful job on the blog today. Thank you for diving right in. It looks great!
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