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Showing posts with label a fabric painting class from Yokohama. Show all posts
Showing posts with label a fabric painting class from Yokohama. Show all posts

Sunday, June 23, 2019

HI HO come to the Fair ! HALEIWA ARTS FESTIVAL 2019, one more time

With less than  three weeks away, the Haleiwa Arts Festival
 is looming largely  on the   horizon .
I have several project in the partially made stage, a few more almost ready and a few that need the final touch.  As a curious maker of ideas with cloth and color  into something perhaps 
 tangible, touchable, shareable, i get even more ideas as i work .


                                                             some coaster drying in the sun
                                 painted mostly with  what i like to call the original paint brush... finger tips!

This orchid with freckles makes me smile as i make yet more dots

Photo of one of the ladies from Yokohama paint class of 2012, in action dotting away.
We poured small amounts of paint into small recycled  plastic lids and well, play with color!

I'll be maning  booth # 88 near the front of festival near community and info tent. 


 This memorial is at the front of the 
Haleiwa Beach park, front entrance to Haleiwa Arts Festival



wonder what i'll make today with this yummy  sherbert color fabric? 
Come see what can  happens in 3 weeks! 
AND there will be some "dotty"  things including 
some little notebooks available as well
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dotty little notebooklettes


July 13/14 2019
Sat/Sun 10 am-5pm
Haleiwa beach Park=North Shore Oahu
110 Artists/Live Entertainment/ it's free
Hi Ho !
This is the 22nd  annual 
Haleiwa Arts Festival!!

Monday, July 2, 2012

A Painting class from Japan

My first painting class this summer came all the way from Yokohama Japan!
they have visited my booth at quilt shows for many years
 and this was the year they wanted lessons.
fortunately art is a lot like laughing to me .
 we all do it in the same language, mostly.
they wanted to paint flowers and fabric and so we did.
 for two days.
 each day they took the bus out from Waikiki and we painted up a storm.
 i did allot of demos instead of words and they did a great job, as you can see.
 now these ladies have fabric that they painted to use in their own quilt designs.
they also now have good brushes, little pots of paint, and many, many ideas to play with.
these  sessions  are  my  most  favorite  kind  of  days!
  
                                






nice palette!

Which one is yours?

Color in many forms

                                                       finger painting fabric dots





   

Aloha ! Sonja