Fifth and sixth grade artists painted silk hoops with various sea creatures. These circles decorated our school's window for the last couple of weeks of school.
This is the art blog for Fayston Elementary School, located in the Mad River Valley in Central Vermont. This blog is updated frequently to showcase the artwork of Fayston's students and celebrate all things creative!
Showing posts with label fabric. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fabric. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 10, 2015
Monday, April 6, 2015
Tuesday, July 29, 2014
Art Camp 2014!
Group picture!

Clay!
Book arts
Clay flower bowls
Clay slab mugs
Sun print fabric flags
Painted paper flowers
Painted rocks
Rock painting on the stairs
Paper mâché balloon bowls
Fabric sun prints
Sewing

Paper quilling
Preparing dream catchers
Dream catchers
Pattern stamping
Fashion design

Paper quilling flower
Painted lanterns
Labels:
Art Camp,
book arts,
book making,
Clay,
dream catchers,
fabric,
flowers,
paper mache,
paper quilling,
recycled art,
Summer
Wednesday, April 9, 2014
The Fantastic Jungles of Henri Rousseau
Today was Red Clover Day at Fayston School! Each teacher team chose a different Red Clover book and led an activity about that book. Mrs. J. and I chose the Fantasic Jungles of Henri Rousseau.
We provided students with many different choices of arts media and let the go WILD making jungle animals, plants and flowers. Our jungle mural perfectly captures the vibrancy of Henri Rousseau's work.
Here is our mural:
We provided students with many different choices of arts media and let the go WILD making jungle animals, plants and flowers. Our jungle mural perfectly captures the vibrancy of Henri Rousseau's work.
Here is our mural:
Labels:
collage,
fabric,
group work,
Henri Rousseau,
mural,
Red Clover Books,
school-wide
Monday, February 3, 2014
Ugly Dolls take shape!
I am so excited for the enthusiasm that fifth and sixth grade artists are showing for their Ugly Doll project! Several artists started my Monday off right by showing up to art class with finished Ugly Dolls that they had worked on over the weekend. What a treat! Stay tuned for more of these creative creatures!
Labels:
fabric,
Fifth and Sixth grades,
monsters,
sewing,
symmetry,
Ugly Dolls
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