June is just
flying by, maybe because we are having so much fun! We’ve had so much fun with
all the classes this month. It never ceases to amaze me how creative people
are, especially kids! Here is the schedule for our next classes:
June 21, 28: 4-5 year old Children’s Art Classes
once a week for the month of June! $7.50 per class per child, $6.00 per child
if you have more than one child in your family taking classes, all materials
provided. 4:30-5:30pm
July 5, 12, 19,
26: 6-10 year old Children’s Art Classes
once a week for the month of July! $7.50 per class per child, $6.00 per child
if you have more than one child in your family taking classes, all materials
provided. 4:30-5:30pm
Saturday, July 14th: Book Cover Notebook Class! Make your
own notebook or journal using old book covers and graph paper, white cardstock,
lined paper, etc.-the possibilities are endless! These can be so versatile with
so many different options for putting them together and using your own style to
decorate them. $15.00. 2:00-4:00pm
This month we
have a guest feature from Kat Alder, maker of the repurposed/redesigned vintage
jewelry that we carry. Just got some awesome new rings in from her too!
“I created Katz's
Designs as my way of feeding my interest in vintage jewelry. This has been an interest
of mine since I was a young girl. I remember receiving a mother of pearl necklace
when I was 10 years old, and can still recall just gazing at the necklace, marveling at its
design. From
there, I started working with vintage earrings and broaches. I enjoy taking something old and
making it new again. Vintage items carry such a history with them, it's exciting to
think about where the jewelry has been as I work with it. It feels like I am taking history
and making it new again. I hope you enjoy wearing my designs as much as I enjoy
creating them!”
We’ve been using fanfold paper medallions a
lot lately, they can be used in so many ways and are so simple to make! So we
thought we would share a quick video tutorial with you on a simple way to make
them: http://lemmertorium.blogspot.com/2012/06/paper-medallions.html
As ever, thank you so much for being the wonderful,
encouraging, and creative people that you all are. We are so inspired!
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