New Copic Class on Saturday April 9th

I have a new class for Craftopia on Saturday April 9th from 1:00-3:00 p.m. It is using Copic markers as well as the Spica glitter pens and a few other inks and paints. Cost is $20 plus a $6 kit fee. Let me know if you have any questions and I would be happy to answer!


Here is a picture of my Happy Spring project made on a 4 X 4 canvas. His name is Fergus made by Wild Rose Studio. I think he is just so cute with his little handful of tulips for Spring. I love dragons, so when I saw him, of course I loved him!!!

I will post the sign up information when it is available.

More About the Memory Tree

I added less leaves on this tree than I

did on the fall tree I made last year for the

 All About Scrapbooks Creative Team. I

put the  flowers on this  tree, but did not

actually glue them on. I was thinking

about adhering them to clips so I could

change them out on the tree just like

the pictures can be changed out.



I really enjoyed making this tree. The first one I made was actually a money tree for a friend who got married. The money fit perfectly rolled up in the spiraled ends of the branches. These trees can have more branches added as well as more leaves or anything else really.

I really enjoyed making this tree. The first

one I made was actually a money tree for a

friend who got married. The money fit perfectly

rolled up in the spiraled ends of the branches.

These trees can have more branches added

as well as more leaves or anything else really.



Tree I made for the Memory Tree Class on 3/12/2011 1-3 p.m.



This tree is for the first class I am going to teach for
Craftopia. There are several classes offered every
month on the second Saturday of every month. The
location is Oak Grove UMC on the corner of
Battlefield Blvd and Great Bridge Blvd.   For my class or future classes,
contact me at DragonflyKrafts@gmail.com or (757) 652-1991.





 


 




 

C. C. Designs Cards

I made these cards for my good friend Louanne for her Birthday using my Copic Sketch markers and my favorite cardstock, Kraft. I decided to practice posting pictures on this blog for future use.