I was incredibly impressed how many Children wanted to work with the glass (and adults too)! I scheduled about 6 classes, 1 hour each, figuring that was enough time. Within an hour they were all filled!! Teachers & parents had warned me to keep the classes short because the kids won't sit that long. Well, the first class was a total of 5 minutes long! :-D LOL Those kids sat down, made something, and were gone! Most classes after that were shortened, which worked out well! I was SO grateful for one of my adult students who volunteered to help out for a few hours, glad she stayed the day... as it was incredibly busy between the classes and preparing their creations for firing! I was able to catch a shot of some students creating... and look at some of these fabulous creations (before firing)! :-D
Friday, June 27, 2014
Loved Sharing Glass w/the Children...
This past Saturday, I set up my tables in a newly built Pavillion at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre. THANK GOODNESS for the fans above and a perfect position to catch an everflowing breeze, 'cause I wouldn't have made it through that 90 degree day! Here's a pic of my location amongst the trees:
I was incredibly impressed how many Children wanted to work with the glass (and adults too)! I scheduled about 6 classes, 1 hour each, figuring that was enough time. Within an hour they were all filled!! Teachers & parents had warned me to keep the classes short because the kids won't sit that long. Well, the first class was a total of 5 minutes long! :-D LOL Those kids sat down, made something, and were gone! Most classes after that were shortened, which worked out well! I was SO grateful for one of my adult students who volunteered to help out for a few hours, glad she stayed the day... as it was incredibly busy between the classes and preparing their creations for firing! I was able to catch a shot of some students creating... and look at some of these fabulous creations (before firing)! :-D
I was incredibly impressed how many Children wanted to work with the glass (and adults too)! I scheduled about 6 classes, 1 hour each, figuring that was enough time. Within an hour they were all filled!! Teachers & parents had warned me to keep the classes short because the kids won't sit that long. Well, the first class was a total of 5 minutes long! :-D LOL Those kids sat down, made something, and were gone! Most classes after that were shortened, which worked out well! I was SO grateful for one of my adult students who volunteered to help out for a few hours, glad she stayed the day... as it was incredibly busy between the classes and preparing their creations for firing! I was able to catch a shot of some students creating... and look at some of these fabulous creations (before firing)! :-D
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