Rock, paper
May. 28th, 2023 08:02 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
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A couple of fun projects we did recently, just for our own entertainment. First, painted rocks. Our friend Teri, who sells pearl jewelry at Saturday Market, invited us over for a play date. She and Jack maintained what sanity they could during the pandemic by taking up rock painting. (I did quilting, myself.)
They'd collected a huge variety of paint pens, and two big totes of washed river cobbles, so invited us to share the wealth. Here are the tools, and my results:
The other non-ceramic project was another pop-up card, this one for the exchange program at our book arts group. I was leading the workshop, teaching a pop-up turtle, so brought a red winged blackbird to give away.
A couple of fun projects we did recently, just for our own entertainment. First, painted rocks. Our friend Teri, who sells pearl jewelry at Saturday Market, invited us over for a play date. She and Jack maintained what sanity they could during the pandemic by taking up rock painting. (I did quilting, myself.)
They'd collected a huge variety of paint pens, and two big totes of washed river cobbles, so invited us to share the wealth. Here are the tools, and my results:
The other non-ceramic project was another pop-up card, this one for the exchange program at our book arts group. I was leading the workshop, teaching a pop-up turtle, so brought a red winged blackbird to give away.