oh such talent!



Yesterday I spent the morning with three delightful students.  Davina, Patricia and Barb all created lovely pieces!  My photos really aren't doing the pieces justice.  Nevertheless they were all pleased with work!  I think as the teacher that is rewarding and means I did my job well.  I know when learning a new technique  you don't always produce something you really like.  Truthfully I think that is fine as it is learning the technique that is important. 

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shirley said…
The projects turned out terrific. Love the creativity of them.
October 28, 2012 at 11:04 PM
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