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Sunday after Saturday Classes in Arizona

We held our First event at Vintage Bliss Warehouse Market on Saturday.  It was such a great day.

Two classes were held simultaneously.  One was jewelry/necklaces and the other was a papercrafting Explosion Box class.  The laughter was so rowdy at some points!  The cookies & brownies were delish!





Stephanie taught the beautiful explosion box and Jean taught the necklace class.  

We must Thank Tricia Samsal for her fabulous Vintage Bliss Warehouse location.  It is artful and inspiring to see all she creates, from silk slip dresses to jewelry, signs, marquees, vintage household goods and more. She had Darling Vintage Patent Leather purses in bright yellow and orange - perfect for Spring! AND only $10.00 each!


Bobbye and Donna creating!

Sheri and Sally helping each other

Hannah and Tess how gorgeous can you get?

The biggest problem was to choose what to add to the necklaces

Each was a unique and personal creation.



 The other class was all about paper!   Above is Ingrid's take on florals.

Wendy and Joanie giggled allot.



Joanie was inspired and very creative!

Watch the Blog to see the full instructions for the Explosion Box and how you can create one too!

Comments

  1. The necklace is what I would like to make♥ Looks like everyone had a good time!

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  2. This looks like it was too much fun!!! The little chickie cookies look yummy, too! I'm looking forward to directions on a future blog post. Anne, yourmainestamper

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  3. Looks like everyone had a wonderful time! That's awesome. Great projects ladies.

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  4. Totally looks like fun was had by all, loving those necklaces and the all the smiling faces. xx

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  5. Looks like a wonderful time ~ the boxes I see look beautiful and those cookies are darling!!

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