A mandala of goodies
Last Friday when I came home I gave a mini workshop for Tineke and her 2 sisters.
We made a birthmandala in watercolor pencils.
Sisters day 2010 in Zierikzee
Tineke made a mandala with just flowers
Anneke gave hers an Eastern feel.
Truus and Tineke working side by side
And this little darling came out of hiding. This beauty belongs to Tineke's son and was there for a sleepover.
I LOVE turtle cats! Tineke has a dog and a bird so the animals were well represented.
Life is so much better when animals are around...........................don't you think?
HAW!
What a great small group class! Such fun! I am jealous!!!
ReplyDeleteHello sweet kitty!!! Yes, I agree with you about animals...Doozy is curled up next to me, while my grandson is playing Wii, and granddaughter in back room asleep with daughter. Enjoying a few moments of quiet blogging with my Dooze!!! :)
What a beautiful platter of treats laid out so artistically.
ReplyDeleteAnd the art being created looks wonderful to my eye as well.
Looks like a real fun day! Nice of you to teach what you do so well.
It looks like everyone had a great time. That plate of goodies looks yummy. I think a house seems so much more lively with animals. It would feel lonesome without having at least one animal in the house.
ReplyDeleteI love how the treats and candles were laid out like a mandala:)
ReplyDeleteThis group looks well behaved M!!
Tee-hee ;)
I hope we sit down and make something when you come to visit. That will be so special!
Cute kitty. Here we call their markings 'tortoise shell."
HAW...will email soon!
xoxo
I love the way your treats are laid out like a mandala.
ReplyDeleteLucky ladies taking your class and creating beauties.
The cat reminds me of Sjimmie. As I sit here trying to type with Sunshine sticking her little beak in all the wrong places.
HAW
aw,marianne, i love knowing you. i would have never thought of making a mandala with chocolates and candles and anything else. now i know!
ReplyDeletei love when you post about your classes. i wish i were in one of them: i wonder what colors i would choose?
love
kj
Wow, this looks so fun! The colors are bright and vibrant. What a great way to spend the afternoon.
ReplyDeleteI wish i could be in this class too. Do you have a book you might recommend? I would love to make a mandala (other than the coloring book i have).
ReplyDeleteeverything looks so pretty!
Hi sweetie,
ReplyDeleteIt's very hot here 37 degrees but I like it,plons......
The internet ie rare ,but now it works yeah,want to give you all a big hug Robin,Soulbrush,Lolo and you my Angel M.
Big lebber also from Beaudor who was sick last night ate a mouse.....better leave that to Sjimmie.
Go for his blog now,later....
xxxMar
the snacks are a work of art too. lovely mandalas and working out in the garden is super.
ReplyDeletethe mandala treats are great. what a happy trio. thanks for all your good wishes, i am doing a 'bit' better now (i think). maybe the new pills are starting to work.
ReplyDeletelove you lots my dear friend.
What a lovely post! It looks like all the Mandala Dames had a super-creative time!xx
ReplyDeleteOooh, those goodies look fabulous and so beautifully arranged of course. What a great little group you had. I love my animals, we have 2 cats and 1 dog as you probably know and we'd be lost without them.
ReplyDeleteYou are so kind to give these little classes. It looks like so much fun - I would love to be included but you live a little too far away!
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