Using all sorts of tag blanks from white to kraft to Gelli-printed ones, they simply had WAY too much fun.
Gay and Barb tear into it |
The mom and daughters trio were a delight, outdoing each other on a constant basis, and
Jennifer, Carol and Nicole egg each other on |
The group generated somewhere between three and six tags each in a three hour session - amazing!
The tags came one after the other, all evening long,
and sometimes three at once!
You can imagine the angst as they waited for things to dry.
If you've got a yen to get your creativity on, Bart has an upcoming Illuminating Workshop on Wednesday, November 25 (6 - 9 pm). He's a dynamite teacher (he taught me how to wire a lamp, so he could teach anyone), and you'll go home with a completed piece of beauty too! Pop into Puffin today and register!
It looks like a fun time was had by all and the tags are just delightful!
ReplyDeleteIt was fun, Laura, and they are a talented bunch of ladies!
DeleteI wished I lived not soooo far away - I would love to join such a workshop! Great tags did they made! Thank you for sharing!
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Susi
I'm with you on that, Susi - we'd LOVE to have you join us some time. Road trip? :D xo
DeleteI can see where this event was a huge hit. Smiles abound. Industry everywhere and a lovely, BIG tangled mess of materials!
ReplyDeleteAll the tags are wonderful, especially that last one! And oh, the wine, I love that there was wine served!
It was a fabulous amount of fun, Alice, and I'm certainly looking forward to the next one. Wine? What wine? :D
DeleteThese are all lovely Win and it looks like the group had a great time. Oh I pine for daytime workshops - lol
ReplyDeleteIt was great, Val, and I'm taking some time to think about a daSytime one (or more). Do you know of anyone else who might be interested? How about some Creston Art Club members perhaps?
DeleteGorgeous tags and looks like everyone had so much fun.
ReplyDeleteToo true, Susan - there were som good shenanigans going on!
DeleteThis must be the best way to craft, spending time with other like-minded crafters. Brilliant! I am lucky enough to be going to a Melt Pot workshop next week with Hels Sheridan and I just can't wait! Thanks for the visit to mine Win, pleased you liked the Masterboards and cards. Happy crafting, Angela x
ReplyDeleteI LOVE doing these playshops, Angela. There's something so beautiful about people creating together!
DeleteSuch beautiful textures! A delight to look at! Those ladies do rock!
ReplyDeleteYes they do, Zsuzsa - what a fabulous group!
DeleteThat looks like SO much fun, and what beautiful results!!!
ReplyDelete(My daughter-in-law is fortunate enough to have a grandfather who has all the knowledge, tools, and supplies on hand to create all kinds of amazing things like that lamp, so she is taking a course, too, in a manner of speaking!)
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It was a blast, Trisha - and lucky daughter-in-law! I took this class a couple of weeks ago and was astounded at myself...so fun.
DeleteGorgeous art form your Puffin play time!! Lucky you to be able to not do this once in awhile but on a regular basis!! Now, I am the one a tad bit green with envy!! heehee
ReplyDeleteI would love to sit and play art with you- it is on my dream list!
hugs my friend! xo
Yes it was, Jackie - those women were ferociously artistic! And I'm with you on sharing some art time - let's make that happen sometime, here or in New York State (or halfway inbetween!). Hugs right back at you, and happy weekend! xo
DeleteLooks like a great workshop everyone smiling and the tags are gorgeous, fantastic textures and colours ! Have a great weekend, xx
ReplyDeleteThanks, Shirley - they were an awesome group! Hope your weekend is filled with your gorgeous cards, friends and wonderful weather...xo
DeleteDitto on Val's desire for a daytime class! My perk goes berserk after 6PM!
ReplyDeleteThanks to both of you for letting me know - I'll plan a morning class SOON!
DeleteWow these are gorgeous, love the vibrant colours xx
ReplyDeleteThey were a vibrant group of women, Sue - it's no wonder their tags were so colourful!
DeleteLove tags, Win, since they are so very versatile--as witnessed in this class! What a jolly group!
ReplyDeleteI'm with you on tags, Kay - love the fun of working small and light, and the immediacy of the whole process. They were a great group, too, getting into it right away and going thoroughly nuts with it!
DeleteOh wow - what gorgeous artwork, wonderful tags and fun pictures.... all so different but yet such great blends and patterns. Loved seeing these Win. j
ReplyDeleteIt was great to see these ladies go to town on the tags, Joi - marvellous group!
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