I head out to Michaels for my craft endeavor and it was the perfect storm, I was ready to delve into creativity, and I met the most wonderful associate in retail history. She guided me through the store and opened my world to stickers, frames, brushes, canvases, etc. It was amazing. Needless to say, I purchased an entire workshop for mod podgers.
While speaking with the wonderful associate, I had decided I was committing to a mod podge portfolio for 2012. I am a trailblazer, and this will catch on. (She thought it was a great idea!)
I get home and start cutting things out, creating my collages in my mind, etc. Now, January 1st is upon us, and I begin my collage with excitement and curiousity. I begin my "collaging" and all of sudden realize that mod podge is nothing but the watered down glue mixture that I had used as a first grade teacher to retell Eric Carle stories 20 years ago (although, I only used tissue paper because that is the eric carle technique), and a craft I had done as a child. I'm in the midst of doing this and thinking, seriously, NOTHING has changed. I realize people want to think things have changed, but they haven't. If they had, I would be writing in some other form write now. It is all the same, people...
It is now February 3rd, and I am ready to debut my 1st installment in the 2012 portfolio...
I like it! |
I love it!!! That turned out great, and what a cool idea for 2012. Also, I laughed out loud reading this, especially the part about buying an entire mod podge workshop...that is how I get when I start a new project. :)
ReplyDeleteI'm starting February today! I love it!!!
ReplyDeleteI have enough materials in my workshop to hold a 6 week class for 10 people!!