It couldn't be more fun when you take a class at Art 'n Soul with people you've known for quite some time, and meeting new people who you'll get to know better. That's what happened yesterday at the "Four Times the Fun" class. Like I said earlier, Sue and I both are so delighted that everyone had a good time, learned some new techniques and had a few 'ah ha' moments, and raised money for Sue Burkley's craft fund!

by Linda Beveridge

by Cari Rhoades

by Marcia Garner

by Cathy Kargacin

by Lori Allsup

by Marj Marion

by Sharon Wolvin

by Susie Tracy

by Cheryl Rosskopf

Here's another sample card from Susie showing how she used a photo of a floral vase on Inchie tiles. Would you have ever thought that the original uncut photo is one of a vase?

by Susie Tracy

Two hours after the class ended, the Art 'n Soul Inchies Club met. I enjoyed meeting the newest and youngest member, Sorrento. She is 9 years old, attends McKenny Elementary School, and enjoys crafting with her grandmother, Sue White. Sorrento shared with us her Inchie trading tile, and a special card 'book' that she made for a friend of hers.

Sorrento Wild
with a card 'book' that she made for a friend;
below, the inside pages of her book and
a mini-book that her grandmother (Sue White) made.

The favorite part of the evening is showing everyone what you've been working on, sharing any new techniques and exchanging Inchie tiles.

by Sue White

by Sue White

by Sue White

by Sue White

by Sue White

by Sue White

by Sam Lee

by Sorrento Ward

by Sam Lee

by Sam Lee

by Linda Beveridge

by Jenny Ward

by Jenny Ward

by Jenny Ward

The swirls running from the die-cut blossoms
are from the trim when she die-cut the paper.

by Jenny Ward

by Sorrento Ward

Dianne took photos of a few of the new Dreamweaver Stencils that arrived at the store; unfortunately, I can't find them even though I downloaded the images twice. So, pleased stop by the store so you can see the latest Dreamweaver stencil designs.


So that' it for tonight (or morning!). I'm off to rest a while. We're moving all of the Benefit Craft Sale items from Marilyn's home to the Vista Village Community Center first thing in the morning.