Carole is a Phoenix native and she brought cookies....which went straight to my heart. Carole will forever remain a Most Cherished Student because of it . No! no! I mean she will forever remain a Most Cherished Student because she went home after the Stamping in Depth class and continued making stamps into the wee hours of the night. The stamp pox hit Art Unraveled pretty hard.

Soy Wax Batik with Paint remains my most sought after class and I totally understand that! It is so addictive and easy to use. Beside which you can have a spa like experience if you choose to bury your hand deeply into the soy wax itself.

Leslie (far left), had a neat approach with paint and made quite a few samples that were quite good. She allowed me to iron and wash one of her pieces and I bet she has some lively cloth to use in her art. I would love to see it (and post about it) if you are a reader, Leslie.

Rice Freeman-Zachary came and played for a little bit too. I think she is a really neat person. Whip smart and ready to fully engage. I like that in a person.

I am on the road, we (my Man and I) are sitting in the library in Sedona, cooling off and zoning out. This is my first ever, on the road blog post. That is one of the cool things about having a laptop! Soon we will return home to our nest in Brooklyn, pet and hug Arrow and settle back in (that is) until I am off to Create Retreat with my good friend Pat.

Oh and Jane LaFazio uploaded a photo of she and I at Art Unraveled it is shows the Greater Scaup T-Shirt I worked on last week.