Afterwards, the kids had a choice of different shoe-related craft projects set up by the folks at Hudson Fusion, a local marketing communication firm who organized the event as part of their creative public service initiative.
All in all, it was a lovely afternoon. Here are some photos:



Shoe prints with paint and paper.

Coloring and decorating different styles of boots & shoes.

Shoe sculpture using old shoes!
2 comments:
This looks such fun!
diana Moll of theqipapers.blogspot.com
just posted about printmaking with children.
I really miss the excitement of working with young people and seeing how thrilled they are to make things.
Happy week.
Hi Elizabeth- They always surprise you, I think. It's invigorating! :-)
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