Ha ha I'm glad you are all lovin' them so far. And you've only gotten a sneak peek; there's still bling to add! It is so much fun to set a group of kids loose with a variety of crafty materials (yarn, foam, fluff, pipe cleaners, wire, ribbon, lace, etc), some tacky glue and a Popsicle stick for applying the glue, some brief instructions and their 8-year old imaginations. I postured myself at the glue gun for zapping on eyeballs and ears, and the rest they figured out for themselves. Today in another class I discovered a gnome with the tiniest eyes possible and the biggest beard. And there's a girl gnome with curly pipe cleaner hair, and someone built a little broom with yarn and a Popsicle stick, and.. and... and..
So yes, I HEART THEM TOO, and the enthusiastic kids who are creating them.
Adorable! I can't wait to see the finished gnomes all together. :-)
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LOVIN' THEM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome!
ReplyDelete*Gasp!* These are magnificent!
ReplyDeleteOH MY! I HEART THEM!!!! yes, I yelled that!!!!
ReplyDeleteHa ha I'm glad you are all lovin' them so far. And you've only gotten a sneak peek; there's still bling to add! It is so much fun to set a group of kids loose with a variety of crafty materials (yarn, foam, fluff, pipe cleaners, wire, ribbon, lace, etc), some tacky glue and a Popsicle stick for applying the glue, some brief instructions and their 8-year old imaginations. I postured myself at the glue gun for zapping on eyeballs and ears, and the rest they figured out for themselves. Today in another class I discovered a gnome with the tiniest eyes possible and the biggest beard. And there's a girl gnome with curly pipe cleaner hair, and someone built a little broom with yarn and a Popsicle stick, and.. and... and..
ReplyDeleteSo yes, I HEART THEM TOO, and the enthusiastic kids who are creating them.
They are sooo cute!!! Can't wait to see the rest!
ReplyDeleteThose gnomes are adorable! They made me smile!
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