Here are the classes for you to pick from....they were a ton of fun in Elmhurst.
There will be Graphic 45 door prizes and these are great for Christmas gifts to duplicate!
Here ya go!
LINDA CAIN is teaching three new classes this weekend! Students loved her classes the last time she was here. We still have openings if you'd like to join her and learn many new techniques.
STEAMPUNK TOOL CADDY
Saturday, October 22, 10am-12pm
This makes a fun gift box, or a beautiful place to hold your tools, photos, and other treasures. Using Graphic 45 Stampunk papers, Metal Foil Tape techniques, and the new metal flowers, you'll create a masterpiece. $23
STANDING CURIO
Saturday, October 22, 1-4pmThis has been one of Linda's most requested class from her trunk show. It's a 10" vintage keepsake curio with wire, buttons, a bottle, and other ephemera. It's picture-ready for your own photos, and Linda will show you how to make your pics look like old photo booth prints. $38
POPPY CANVAS
Sunday, October 23, 12:30-2:30pmWith layer upon layer of paper & chipboard, create a one-of-a-kind dimensional canvas. Embellish with the new Cabinet Card die cut, 5 layers of fabric for each flower, Memory Frame, Plaquette, and key. It sits nicely on a small easel or hangs on the wall. $25
Click here for all the info here.
Gotta go paint a tarp for the Marching Band....sorry for the short post!
Linda
5 comments:
You have made each one of these pieces simply divine!!! You are such a fabulous creative talent!
If I lived nearer I'd do them all - maybe it's time you came over here and wowed us. I'll offer up my big kitchen and spare room!
oh wow your work never fails to blow me over the detail on everything you do is just stunning these really are amazing pieces just wish i could go too one of the classes,hugs cherylxxx
Such a fun class, have a wonderful time!
Linda, thank you so much for sharing your fabulous creative self with us today. You make me feel like I can do anything . . . you are so encouraging. Am now feverishly scanning the internet to fine some pine boxes . . . . yes, your work is done!
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