Garden Party Project - Vintage Flower Garland

What is Artist Class?

Artist Class is an online collection of 12 project tutorials, created by 12 different artists. Each session takes place over 4 weeks, on a members-only blog, and there’s something new every day.

Daily posts will include instructions for one dozen individual projects plus additional, bonus links, images and mini-projects.

Students receive quality in quantity: project tutorials filled with great pictures and information designed to get creative juices flowing and introduce new skills. There’s a lot of material available during each session, so every tutorial is downloadable to be saved or printed.

Artist Class tutorials are flexible enough to provide lots of information for beginners, as well as fun, beautiful projects for experienced artists.

Project categories might include:
- paper arts
- fabric & fiber arts
- jewelry making
- digital art
- journaling
- assemblage
Each Artist Class session takes place on a private, members-only blog. There are daily posts throughout the 4 week session. The blog is open for 3 months to allow plenty of time to save material, ask questions and share pictures of your creations.

The price for each 4 week session is $59.

03/28/2010

Garden Party Project - Vintage Flower Garland

It's time to announce our 12^th project. It's from returning artist Tina Jensen - this gorgeous Flower Garland.

Using cardboard, tea dyed coffee filters, different fabrics and a bit of lace and old paper, we’ll create a beautiful and romantic garland – a sweet and shabby chic decoration for your home all year round.

Tina is 48 and a self taught artist living with her husband in Denmark in a very small town half an hour drive from Copenhagen, the Capital. She has two grownup kids - a boy and a girl.

She has been designing and creating artist bears since 2001. Besides the bears she has a passion for all things old - old books, vintage lace, old buttons - you name it, and she loves to create old fashioned and vintage inspired decorations and stuff.

This past year her work was publicized in Somerset Home.

Be sure to visit Tina’s Blog: http://www.tinybear-dk.blogspot.com

And her Etsy Shop: http://www.tinybeardk.etsy.com