I hope my students went away with a sense of pride in what they've done and a feeling that they really learned something. I also want them to have fun in the process. This was an Intro class so they learned the basics of how to work with the clay.
So, here is some eye candy from my students. Unfortunately not all my pictures turned out so everyone is not represented. (I'm sorry.)
Margie and Kelly Nasuta hard at work.
Stacey Brown wearing her creation. A pendant with bail and CZ.
Husband and wife team, Nancy and Mac Gadway
Mac made the piece above and Nancy made the pieces below.
Margie Nasuta's pendant and earrings. The earrings are an easy way to use up left over clay.
Unfortunately I have no pictures of the pieces by Darlene Brindell, Annemarie Blue and Kelly Nasuta. But believe me they had nice work. My photography skills are just less than exemplary.
Another fun day. Lots of good people and as I said before..... a first! I just can't get over it. I'm still dazed. (I was able to meet my husband and friends at Bubba's for dinner because the class finished early.)
2 comments:
Everyone finished early: Wow! That happened to me once, and only once. I'll often have some folks finish early, but usually I have at least one or two who stay and keep playing until the very end.
Were these beauties torch- or kiln-fired? I ask because it's looking almost too bright to be torching ... given how color is used to determine the temperature!
Enjoy the sunshine. (Western PA got a really good dose of sun & warmth today too, BTW.)
These were kiln fired. That took about an hour so it was amazing that they finished so early.
Glad it was nice in PA. Enjoy while you can.
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