Summer Art Camp at the Lunenburg Makery

ART CAMP 

at the Lunenburg Makery

Choose Mornings or Afternoons on Mondays, Tuesdays or Wednesdays all through July and August

For kids 9 and up

Facilitated by Artist and Educator Rebecca Roher

Activities and games such as… sock animals, watercolours, oil pastels, print making, collage, paper pop ups, weaving, hula hooping, egg dying, book making & snow globes!

$160/kid for 8 sessions, all materials included

Register by June 20^th at the Lunenburg Makery

228 Lincoln St. (902) 640 4100

info@lunenburgmakery.ca

www.lunenburgmakeryblog.com

www.rebeccaroherart.blogspot.com

Prints for Purchase

I just opened my etsy shop, also called Rebecca Roher Art, where you can find archival quality prints of my original watercolour paintings.

The prints are bright, beautiful and look shockingly like the originals. Plus, they make great gifts!

Check it out!

http://www.etsy.com/shop/RebeccaRoherArt?ref=pr_shop_more

GO BIG OR GO HOME: after school art workshops at the Makery

If you're a kid looking for something to do after school in June on Wednesdays or Thursdays, come on down to the Lunenburg Makery and make large scale art projects with me!

HULA HOOPING WORKSHOP

COME MAKE A HOOP& LEARN TO HOOP AT THE WEST DUBLIN MARKET

SATURDAY JUNE 9TH 11 AM- 1PM

$15 INCLUDES ALL MATERIALS TO MAKE AND DECORATE YOUR OWN HOOP

LEARN AND SHARE TRICKS

REGISTER WITH ALEX HICKEY 902 298 1455

OR EMAIL ALEX@ALEXSINGS.CA

Lunenburg Academy Memory Quilt

My amazing crew of seamstresses from the Lunenburg Academy and I have been very busy creating blocks for our memory quilt for the last seven weeks. Yesterday, we had a very productive session and the whole top has finally been pieced together. I am thrilled to present it in its almost-finished state!

Next week we will be stretching it on the frame and begin hand quilting the whole piece, stitching the top, batting and back layers together. Hand-quilting is an old tradition in this part of Nova Scotia, and continues on today with a few groups. I am so impressed by the dedication and creativity I have seen over the last few weeks with my students, and I cant wait to see the quilt complete!

Early on, we made a practice paper quilt to better understand drawing with shapes.