Showing posts with label family summer workshops. Show all posts
Showing posts with label family summer workshops. Show all posts

Thursday, 15 September 2011

New little addition......

It's been ages since I last did a post and here's why, our new little cute bundle Eloise Anna Adams finally arrived, a week late, last Tuesday in the early hours of the morning.

Here she is meeting her cousin for the first time on her second day in the world.....


Looking adorable (obviously i'm a biased mum already and think she's the cutest thing!) in a new baby outfit, she came out a little bigger than I thought at 8lb 4oz but I still managed to squeeze her into this...


Her new favourite position in the evening, hanging out with daddy.....


It's been just over a week now, so i'm hoping to start cracking on with new work and sharing it all with you. There's also some classes we're hoping to get going in Havering so watch this space.

Kirsten

Monday, 4 July 2011

Kaleidoskope......

The Guild of Silk Painters invite you to......



Taking place at:
Wanstead House, The Green, Wanstead, London E11 2NT

On July 23rd & 24th 2011
10.00 am - 5 .00 pm

Exhibitions * Workshops * Demonstrations * Sales * Competitions * and much more...

www.essexsilkpainters.co.uk


Come, Join Us and Bring Your Friends too, for a wonderful creative day.

Wednesday, 21 July 2010

Summer Fun Teaching.....

Just thought I would tell you about the lovely couple of days teaching I have had. The City and Guilds course is all finished now so I have been doing some fun summer schools before I go away to France.

The first was a bag making class I taught which was really fun and we had a lovely time. I even had a few students that I haven’t taught before which is always nice to have some new comers to this field.


I also taught a summer family day with children and their parents. It was a lot of fun with all different classes going on around the college, they even had some belly dancers!
There were 29 children in my session and their parents all printing on fabric and hand quilting to make pencil cases. Here are some of them with their creations……

It was really nice to hear how much they enjoyed themselves so it was a really successful day.




So that’s my teaching for this academic year as I am off to France on Monday for the summer and I can’t wait, as this will be the first summer holiday my husband and I have had on our own in 32 years! We are going for 5 weeks so hopefully we’ll still be talking by the end of it!! Although I will really miss Maisie and our kids I still can’t wait until Monday.

Sharon