Thursday, July 4, 2019

July and August Classes

It's time for another new "semester" of classes at Paper Anthology in Kenvil, New Jersey. There are lots of excellent ones this time, so be sure to check out the Class Page on the website. Meanwhile, here's what I'll be teaching:

Hand Lettering: Fake It Til You Make It

When it comes to beautiful brush lettering there is (alas) no substitute for practice, practice, PRACTICE. But… I know one or two excellent “cheats” that will instantly make your own lettering (or even your stamps and diecuts!) look more polished. Part of it just comes down to having the right tools for the job and knowing how to use them; factors which we will explore while making two beginner-friendly 5×7 panels that students can make into cards, journal pages or decor after class. All supplies and pens to practice with will be provided, however students who own brush pens are welcome to bring their favorite colors to class!

Christmas in July and August: Let it Snow!

What’s more refreshing than the thought of cold crisp snow in the middle of a hot New Jersey summer? We’ll make three bold holiday cards featuring a variety of tiny dies with BIG style, including Tim Holtz’s “Mini Snowglobes” and Sizzix Sidekick “Winter” sets. Please note that some of the components really are small, so students will definitely want to bring their tweezers, fine-tipped adhesive and reading glasses!

If you're within driving distance of Morris County, NJ (take route 80 to State Highway 46 *or* consult this map!) we'd love to see you. All the details are on the Class Page of the Paper Anthology website! ♥

1 comment:

  1. Lauren: wish I was within driving distance because I would love to improve lettering techniques for card and scrapbooking! And I can't believe you are in Morris County! I'm a direct Morris descendent of those the county is named after...too cool...on my bucket list is a trip out there to visit and see what remains or at least where things used to be. Until the internet came along, we didn't know how or if we were connected to some of the early patriots. Our written records started with 9x great grandfather in Bucks Co, PA and I think he was born in MD but no wife was listed or his parents....anyway, your cards featured in the photos are terrific!!!! Hope you get lots of locals to participate!

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