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New class offered on Art warriors and more...
New class offered on Art warriors
Art Warrior Dolls
Sunday November 6 from 1:30 – 5:00
Class Cost $45 In this workshop we will help you to channel your creativity to make an art warrior that reflects all that is brave, inspiring and fun. Make this whimsical creation for yourself or to use as a gift for someone who could use a little love. The doll uses scraps of fabric, embellishments and printed sayings to convey your personality. A secret pocket on the back of your warrior is for that special something such as a gift card or words of wisdom.  
They look like Flat Stanley don't they.
Painting Faces
Art Warrior Dolls Saturday, November 5 from 1 – 4:30
Workshop $30
Participants in the PAINTING FACES FOR ART WARRIOR DOLLS workshop will learn how to paint faces and actually paint one face that can be used on an art warrior doll. The doll will NOT be made in this workshop; however, a kit to make the doll will be available to purchase. ART WARRIOR DOLL KIT is $15.00.  
There are three possible scenarios: Saturday Workshop: $30 (plus
optional $15 doll kit); Sunday workshop: $45; BOTH workshops: $75
Last session before the holidays.
Call Cootie Coo Creations in High Springs Florida to register.
386 454-8008
Student dolls
Lila
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Pearl Button Necklace
The Studio hosted JoEl Levy Logiudice for a workshop titled
Pearl Button Panache.  
All materials were supplied except the pearl buttons.     Time for lunch. Look at that cute outfit. Forget the food. Somebody is "Roe"ing besides Kathy. 
Some people tried to use a different focal piece.
Not really, it was to mark the middle of the necklace.
No Jeanette that is not a Pearl Button. Ha ha.
  
Debby got many compliments when she wore her necklace out.
Love the star. 
Go Sandy Go. Make that turquoise work.  Renee created a great look combining different metals together. 
Sheila is a work in progress. Her necklace too.
These next pieces are yo-yo's with pearl buttons.
That will be our next workshop in the spring.   
Merri McKenzie's necklace.
Jeanette Slaymaker created a nostalgia piece. 
Celeste used bone underwear buttons as well as Pearl buttons.
Uh-oh someone is missing their underwear buttons. 
Kathy finished this lovely piece.
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Art Warror Dolls ReturnThe Art Warrior class had to have a second session for those that need this type of intervention. These dolls are created with scraps of fabric and a whole lot of creativity. Each doll is stuffed inside with magic and creativity. Any time you need inspiration just squeeze and the magic appears and the creativity flows.  There is even a Miss Frankenstein.                 • View comments • Track comments •
BrushO
BrushO, BrushO, BrushO
BrushO everyday
Father, Mother Brother, Sister
BrushO everyday
  
First we sprayed starch and then spritzed the watercolor crystals on the sheet of watercolor paper then another spritz of spray starch and covered it with saran wrap. I thought we were making a special culinary creation. We took them outside for baking (aka drying).
  
Oh what fun the ladies had. Could have fooled me I thought they were sniffing fumes. Look at their look of divine inspiration.
Stunning colors.      • View comments • Track comments •
Art Warrior DollsNothing like making a great ART WARRIOR Doll.  Goatfeathers Studio teaches this at Cootie Coos Creations in High Springs, Florida. Each class has only 8 students so each person has individual attention. Piles of fabric and trims are everywhere.   Stitching faces, arms and legs. Nancy and Pearlie Girl are rocking it.   Lila knows how to make an ART Warrior. Princess Sassy Pants to the rescue. POW          
Nancy really knows how to finish a doll.
It even has a name: Charlene. she is ready for a SOUL SISTER tea party now.     • View comments • Track comments •
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