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Sunday, January 30, 2011

Black and White and Read All Over--Latest Suitcase

Only begun. Will probably add some red. Hearts? Lips? Stop signs? What?!?!?!?!?!?!?! Suggestions welcome! Won't promise to adopt yours, I add.
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Suitcase Class at the Gallery, Jan 29, 2011

Mary and Tess working.

Carol B. working.

Half of the room busy.

Mary Lou masking.

Me, Barb,  getting started.

My suitcase.

Poor unembellished cases.

Donna and her geranium case.

 Karla preparing her case.

Kay working on Avis' FW case. Avis had to work.



Tess displays her finished case.

This picture shows about 2/3 of the room.

We had nine students, I think, and we all had a really good time.  I don't think any of us finished our cases, but most have a very good start and some were very close to being done.
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