A Class of Flowers

Let's celebrate the flowers that Spring brings us - Summer brings even more blooms.

I do love to see smiling faces and we had that!

There are so many variations of paper flowers to be made, we have several styles for you to enjoy.

I was privileged to teach a paper flower class and the lovely ladies who attended were so very much fun! All work for the Arizona Cardinals Football team. Their jobs are intense and require precision and VERY LEFT BRAIN functions.
I told them they had to check that at the door because we were going to get loose and funky!

Here are some of the photos. I do believe they taught me a few things! The
"group leader or Mother Hen" brought all the toolbox needs and then some! Work talk was discouraged and laughter was the main focus. We excelled at that for sure!

Each lady became more adventurous and creative as we went along. They laughed and showed off their work.

Songi

Kaitlyn

Christine

This lady had it going on, you can see from that impish grin! She had every embellishment you can imagine, plus her fun attitude and encouraging words kept us all giggling.

We made funky flowers and pretty Roses

YOU can schedule a class for your group, co-workers, friends or family in the Phoenix area. Have an event where your pals help make flowers for a party, wedding or shower. Make it even more memorable.

Send an email to Artsociates@gmail.com for more information. Thanks for visiting today. Jean

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