I never even had time to let everyone know about the adorable little canvas pins!
There are already so few left!
This would make a nice holiday project,
hmmm... I guess we'll be ordering more of these soon!
Artists Mediums Inc. 300 Cornerstone Drive Williston Vermont Fine Art Supplies and Custom Picture Framing. Staffed by knowledgeable local artists. Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9-6, Sat. 10-5, Closed Sunday www.VTmakeART.com
Showing posts with label winter fun. Show all posts
Showing posts with label winter fun. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 14, 2012
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Paper can work miracles...
Never underestimate the value of Simple Paper Silhouettes!
We have several interesting items for Halloween!
Glow in the Dark Paints and CLAYS, Face paints, Clay, Paper, and Matboard in all colors, so you can make the perfect costume, card, treat, or decoration for this Autumns Festivities.
Friday, February 4, 2011
Make & Take Valentines!
MAKE AND TAKE: is a new Activity/Event for the store, we hope you enjoy these offerings! For a three day period and a minimal fee (per day) you’ll have access to selected materials and finished samples to reference as you complete your creation. We are keeping the fees low as these projects are self guided, although our artists/ employees would be willing to offer tips & suggestions if desired. Lots of fun supplies will be on hand. Our first Make and Take will be:
VALENTINE GREETING CARDS:
Thursday, Feb. 10th, Friday, Feb. 11th, and Saturday, Feb. 12th
Blank Greeting Cards and envelopes, a huge variety of fancy & handmade papers, as well as scissors, glue and more will help you create a wonderful homemade card for a loved one. The fee is $5.00 per person. (maximum 3 cards)
Labels:
art supplies,
card stock,
creative gifts,
Gift giving,
Paper,
winter fun
Saturday, January 16, 2010
Snow sculpting
January thaw offers the rare opportunity to create something of interest in your nieghborhood to keep the winter blues away.
Show us what you've made!
Chelsea Lindner, manager, Artists Mediums Inc.
Labels:
Childhood art,
sculpture,
snowsculpting,
winter fun
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