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Apr. 11th, 2002 10:57 pmfor those of you that have been asking:
the decoupage project went really well. thanks so much for all of your help. we ended up using a variety of supplies...tissue paper, newspaper, magazines, and comic books. the kids enjoyed it, even though they don't typically like art activities. (they tend to prefer academic work.) but it was a break from routine, and i think they appreciated that.
this week, i did the "what's on your mind?" self-portrait. not all of the kids could fully comprehend the idea behind the activity, but i think they enjoyed it nonetheless.
i want to thank you all. you have all been so receptive and helpful, and i am very, very grateful. you kids are swell. :)
p.s. a question. i bought some fancy papery ribbon at a craft store, and i'm wondering how i can turn it into a choker. does anyone have ideas for any easy-to-make clasps? i'm afraid that paper clips or safety pins will eventually tear the material.
the decoupage project went really well. thanks so much for all of your help. we ended up using a variety of supplies...tissue paper, newspaper, magazines, and comic books. the kids enjoyed it, even though they don't typically like art activities. (they tend to prefer academic work.) but it was a break from routine, and i think they appreciated that.
this week, i did the "what's on your mind?" self-portrait. not all of the kids could fully comprehend the idea behind the activity, but i think they enjoyed it nonetheless.
i want to thank you all. you have all been so receptive and helpful, and i am very, very grateful. you kids are swell. :)
p.s. a question. i bought some fancy papery ribbon at a craft store, and i'm wondering how i can turn it into a choker. does anyone have ideas for any easy-to-make clasps? i'm afraid that paper clips or safety pins will eventually tear the material.