Friday, July 2, 2010

The Sights of USA Week at camp

While Fi was off from camp this week, Mac stayed on another week to help with performing arts. I was around for my usual classes, and Open Studio in the Jewelry Dept. Here are some of the wonderful projects the kids completed this week.

Thursday, July 1, 2010

It's a party!

It's the Spruill's 35th anniversary... If you can, you really should come by the Spruill Gallery and see the amazing works by the Center's instructors & staff. Here is just a peek, a tiny taste, of what can be seen and purchased. Proceeds will benefit the artists & the 35th Anniversary Campaign.












Friday, June 25, 2010

Japan Week at Spruill

We've finished another hectic week at camp. Fi loved her working on her projects, while Mac & I stayed busy helping wherever we were needed. Here's a peek at some of the finished art work. The kids did an amazing job.

Wednesday, June 16, 2010

Saturday, May 15, 2010

Bath bombs & lip goo

Day two of our bath & body chemistry experimentation. We started with some bath bombs. We used some Mayan Gold as our scent.  They should be ready to use by tomorrow.


Then we moved on to the lip goo... I think we will have enough lip balm to last us for a while.

Off to watch Ashes to Ashes... Everyone needs a little Gene Genie in their life!

Friday, May 14, 2010

All done...

We're pretty much finished with school till mid July. Since Mac is off to high school in August, she has an even longer break from formal studies, but she will be busy with camp (as an assistant in jewelry & drama) and with her reading. 

After a two week-long Spruill Center marathon (classes & open studios) we spent a mellow day re-batching some soap...



 beading... (learning right angle weave) 



And making some very yummy pizza! Thanks to "P" we have found a new GF flour that is wonderful. It's called Mama's Almond Mix Blend. I even got her cookbook, despite all the Biblical stuff, but who cares, when the dough is pretty darn close to the real thing; well at least as close as we've found over the last six years. 

I can tell you, not a slice was left!