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Arts & Crafts Workshop #5, Camp Dining Hall, 06.19.06, Afternoon
The Tick smiled as his students filed in. "Keen displays at the Art Fair! I was very happy to see the work you all presented. "
"Today we will be making CD dream catchers. A dream catcher is an object from certain Native American cultures that are said to filters a person's dreams. It allows only good dreams through, catching any bad dreams like the subconscious fiends they are!"
"As you can see, you each have an instruction sheet, a CD with small holes drilled into it, string, glue, a paintbrush to apply the glue, some colored sand, glitter, beads, and feathers. When you're done, you should have something that looks kind of like this
"For your scrapbooks this week, we'll be focusing on the memories of each other in this workshop. More specifically, we'll be generating more of those memories! Open your scrapbook to a blank page. That page will be for the other students here to work on. They can add text, pictures, whatever they think will help you remember them or this workshop. You don't have to add to everyone's, but you should add something to at least one person's book."
"And just as a reminder of the schedule we're on, we only have two more weeks together in this workshop. Our last session will be last minute scrapbooking and a review of the scrapbooks. So try to get your scrapbooks mostly set by the end of next week's session."
"Today we will be making CD dream catchers. A dream catcher is an object from certain Native American cultures that are said to filters a person's dreams. It allows only good dreams through, catching any bad dreams like the subconscious fiends they are!"
"As you can see, you each have an instruction sheet, a CD with small holes drilled into it, string, glue, a paintbrush to apply the glue, some colored sand, glitter, beads, and feathers. When you're done, you should have something that looks kind of like this
"For your scrapbooks this week, we'll be focusing on the memories of each other in this workshop. More specifically, we'll be generating more of those memories! Open your scrapbook to a blank page. That page will be for the other students here to work on. They can add text, pictures, whatever they think will help you remember them or this workshop. You don't have to add to everyone's, but you should add something to at least one person's book."
"And just as a reminder of the schedule we're on, we only have two more weeks together in this workshop. Our last session will be last minute scrapbooking and a review of the scrapbooks. So try to get your scrapbooks mostly set by the end of next week's session."
Re: Scrapbooking! [WS5]