Just stopping by quickly to show you some more book jackets that have been finished by some of the ladies in my Tuesday class, using layers of sheer fabrics to create the images.
Carol made this beautiful example above and I love the way she has used velvet for the leaves. It adds a very luxurious element.
Jan chose mushrooms for her imagery... very autumnal.
Jean made two examples, one with leaves and one with flowers to which she has added beads.
Thelma also chose leaves for her design...
and Jenny also made two covers... one for her sketchbook and one for her diary
I love the way they all started with the same instructions and yet have all produced something totally beautiful and unique which reminds me why I love teaching.
Having a bit of a break from the teaching for the next few days... and a break from the blog too. But I'll be back in a week or so to tell you all about it. Got to finish those lace samples first...
Carol made this beautiful example above and I love the way she has used velvet for the leaves. It adds a very luxurious element.
Jan chose mushrooms for her imagery... very autumnal.
Jean made two examples, one with leaves and one with flowers to which she has added beads.
Thelma also chose leaves for her design...
and Jenny also made two covers... one for her sketchbook and one for her diary
I love the way they all started with the same instructions and yet have all produced something totally beautiful and unique which reminds me why I love teaching.
Having a bit of a break from the teaching for the next few days... and a break from the blog too. But I'll be back in a week or so to tell you all about it. Got to finish those lace samples first...
wow!!!
ReplyDeletei just kept scrolling up and down the page...every one of these creations is gorgeous!
Oh, these are so beautiful. I especially like the maple leaf one.
ReplyDeletereally beautiful. i like the mushrooms!
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Beautiful book jackets and so seasonal. You must be proud of your students. Looking forward to seeing the lace samples when you are ready.
ReplyDeleteThese are stunning!
ReplyDeleteYou've got some very talented ladies there but I suspect they have an excellent teacher!!
They are indeed lovely. Very inspirational.
ReplyDeleteBy the way the lace is on its way from Latvia :)
Such talented ladies :) Beautiful work. Enjoy your blog break and I'll look forward to seeing the results of your break.
ReplyDeleteJust a thimbleful....
ReplyDeleteHey, blogging on 1st, 2nd and 3rd of the month - no wonder you are going to have a rest!
Love the slippers - Gina Choos.
lovely!
ReplyDeleteWow, very impressive.
ReplyDeletebeautiful. clever students - inspirational teacher!
ReplyDeleteHi there......... lovely work from your students. Just to let you know, we are shelving the follow up to the "Seaside Project" till after Christmas as we are all "up to our eyes" in it. We shall DEFINITELY be starting a new one in the New Year though. Hope you will join us! :O)))
ReplyDeleteThey are all so beautiful! They would be great for the cover of a special photo album. You have some very clever artistic students! :) x
ReplyDeleteOh those book covers were superb and all so different - lucky ladies having such an inspirational teacher me thinks!Enjoy the blog break see you back soon
ReplyDeleteRelated to a previous post (I'm SOO last year) I have some lace from my sister for you. And I already commented on your gorgeous snazzy slippers. x
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful work. I love them all couldn't pick a favourite if I had to.
ReplyDeletethey are all very beautiful! Very inspiring. Hope you have a lovely break from everything and come back refreshed and bursting with new ideas.
ReplyDeleteCarol's is so sweet.
ReplyDeleteThose are gorgeous! And I love the velvet bits.
ReplyDeleteCatching up after being away for a week - these are just lovely - how lucky your students are.
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