MaryAnn F. Kohl, process art and treasures of childhood: March 2013 ArtsyKidsNEWS

Thursday, February 28, 2013

March 2013 ArtsyKidsNEWS

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Valentine Creative Kids: Library Visit, Feb. 2 I hope you will enjoy these photos of kids creating openly with all kinds of materials to make Valentines to give to the Seattle Children's Hospital. We had a workshop at our local children's library on the Feb. 2, and the kids came in open-house-style. It was great fun for me, and they had fun using all the stickers, doilies, glitter glue, and more. The workshop was put on by MaryAnn Kohl and Sarah Nelson Veleos. MaryAnn writes children's art books, as you know :) , and Sarah has a new book for parents who expecting or have lost a baby. Titled: My Angel You Are Loved. Valentine Workshop, Bellingham WA Valentine Workshop, Bellingham WA by Sarah Nelson Veleos my angel, you are loved A poem and journal embracing pregnancy, and celebrating baby A Pregnancy Journal by Sarah Valeos with illustrations by Leanne Westman

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