It's Hot and It Is Humid but no Irene Here Just Dirt
Yesterday, I took a class at Tina's home. It was a fun lots to try, experiment and learn class. Tina created a 8x12 album with lots of different techniques for us to try. Her goal was to show us that there is a million things you can do and use that you already have lying around. And yes I have lots of millions of things lying around my house.
Tina always goes way out to ensure not only do we learn but we are treated to her famous decor or themed events and yummy food. Her choice was perfect for the muggy muggy hot day. We were transformed into an island paradise with the most scrumptious food to sustain us as we created. The day was relaxed and we all enjoyed trying stamp carving (I am horrible at it) painting with different objects and lots and lots of visiting. I did manage to complete my cover and a few of the pages but will post pics of my album when it is completed.
To round off our day we were again treated to another round of wind dust and NO RAIN, although I hear some were lucky enough to get a few drops.
Busy week coming up so without going on about that here are a few of the many pics from the day
We arrived to a tropical themed paradise
Our table settings
My place
The food table
Marsh mellow smores Yummy!
Carmel apples
Jones pomegranate soda in mason jars
Our lunch boxes with Waldorf chicken salad croissants, fruit kabobs and chips in little paper bags
Strawberry shortcake in Mason jars
Marla hiding behind Cindy so we wouldn't get a pic. Cindy has the most magnificent vintage Singer feather weight sewing machine Oh my do I ever want one Going to keep my eyes peeled for this one
Front cover of ours project
one of Tina's pages
Looking highly likely that we are in for another dust storm or maybe said with fingers crossed some rain. Not to promising on the rain but one can hope
Tina always goes way out to ensure not only do we learn but we are treated to her famous decor or themed events and yummy food. Her choice was perfect for the muggy muggy hot day. We were transformed into an island paradise with the most scrumptious food to sustain us as we created. The day was relaxed and we all enjoyed trying stamp carving (I am horrible at it) painting with different objects and lots and lots of visiting. I did manage to complete my cover and a few of the pages but will post pics of my album when it is completed.
To round off our day we were again treated to another round of wind dust and NO RAIN, although I hear some were lucky enough to get a few drops.
Busy week coming up so without going on about that here are a few of the many pics from the day
We arrived to a tropical themed paradise
Our table settings
My place
The food table
Marsh mellow smores Yummy!
Carmel apples
Jones pomegranate soda in mason jars
Our lunch boxes with Waldorf chicken salad croissants, fruit kabobs and chips in little paper bags
Strawberry shortcake in Mason jars
Marla hiding behind Cindy so we wouldn't get a pic. Cindy has the most magnificent vintage Singer feather weight sewing machine Oh my do I ever want one Going to keep my eyes peeled for this one
Front cover of ours project
one of Tina's pages
Looking highly likely that we are in for another dust storm or maybe said with fingers crossed some rain. Not to promising on the rain but one can hope
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