Today the Flock is meeting for our second Flock Party.
It will be held at Marcela Torres apt @ 7pm. If you dont know the address please contact myself or Dallas Russell.
Today's activity will be learning to print on teabags and now to use those within projects.
Stay tune for a full tutorial.
Wednesday, April 20, 2011
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
1st Flock Party, March 9th 2011
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| Lindsey creating a ShrinkyDink. |
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| Scottie creating a mix CD sleeve. |
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| Alex drawing a bunny to contribute to a grand project. |
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| Me, making donut necklace. |
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| Dallas seriously beaded all this in one evening. It was amazing and beautiful. |
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| The Flock |
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| Isn't this something you would love to receive! WHO WOULDN'T! |
Posted by Marcela, M.E.T
Scott Allen Curry
Hey Birds of a Feather gang,
I am very excited for this project. I need it to recover a very tragic postal incident. When I was little I mailed my favorite cabbage patch kid, Monty, all the way across the world to my cousin Melissa whose dad was stationed in Russia. She was going to take pictures with Monty and send it back for show and tell. But he never arrived! All I got back was a letter form Russian government saying that Monty was plucked form a cabbage path in St. Petersburg and trafficked to America illegally. THAY HAVE MY BABY! If I didn’t put him in that box and mail him away he would still be with his Papa. I bet he was so scared. We talked to a lawyer and he said my adoption of Monty wasn’t legally binding and there was nothing could do. My Heart was broken. It was more then my seven-year-old mind could handle. Its taken years to even unblock this tragedy from my memories as a child not to mention my lost of trust in the postal service. It’s been very cathartic to write about. Hopefully with some positive postal exchanges I can learn to love again.
I am very excited for this project. I need it to recover a very tragic postal incident. When I was little I mailed my favorite cabbage patch kid, Monty, all the way across the world to my cousin Melissa whose dad was stationed in Russia. She was going to take pictures with Monty and send it back for show and tell. But he never arrived! All I got back was a letter form Russian government saying that Monty was plucked form a cabbage path in St. Petersburg and trafficked to America illegally. THAY HAVE MY BABY! If I didn’t put him in that box and mail him away he would still be with his Papa. I bet he was so scared. We talked to a lawyer and he said my adoption of Monty wasn’t legally binding and there was nothing could do. My Heart was broken. It was more then my seven-year-old mind could handle. Its taken years to even unblock this tragedy from my memories as a child not to mention my lost of trust in the postal service. It’s been very cathartic to write about. Hopefully with some positive postal exchanges I can learn to love again.
Ok as you can tell I full of BS most the time, but here are some things I really do like!
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| This blog is kinda cool! MrSaltLake.com |
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| I don't know why but I'm obsessed with this guy, but I am! |
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| My favorite movie. I even have a Hedwig tattoo! |
| My other favorite movie. I don't have a tattoo of this one! |
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| I love cooking shows. in some other alternative universe I'm a famous chef! |
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| I love The Doctor, the 10th one. not so fond on the new one! |
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Intro- Lindsay Decker
| Yertle (left) Horton (right) |
Monday, March 7, 2011
Hello, my name is...
I am Alexander Pratt. My interests in the crafty craft world range from DIY bike racks, stencils and occasionally I'll sew up some curtains, if needs be. I recently made some for my new bedroom. I stitched up a curtain door for my closet (The floral printed cotton makes the door look like the "secret" entrance to a fancy bordello or opium den) and I made some curtains for the window, which both blocks unwanted early morning sunlight and the peeping eyes of my reformed Juggalo and Juggalette neighbors (who happen reside not but 7' from my bed). But micron and colored pencil drawings are what I tend to gravitate to the most. I enjoy making silly Thank You cards for friends. On occasion I like to give pop-ups a try, though I have much to learn in this area. I also love cats, and food.
This is a black n' white pen drawing done for a zine put out by BIRDBRAIN PRESS. It's a self portrait, I'm the ham.
Sunday, February 27, 2011
Saturday, February 26, 2011
What is Birds of a Feather?
Welcome to Birds of a Feather a crafty group of people that want to learn and socialize. We meet once a month alternating between the “Pen Pal Project” and “Craft Tutorials” the first Wednesday of every month at 7:00pm. The location is determined by the host.
The Pen Pal Project
The host will choose a pen pal and write them a letter. The other attendees will bring any art supplies they would like to work with. Each person will make something for the host’s pen pal. The host will then mail the projects. Another person would host the next Pen Pal Project and the same activities would apply.
Tutorials
our second objective is continual learning and what better way then from each other. Every other month a member of the group will act as host. The host will either decide to share with the group a craft, activity, experience, principle, or select someone within the community with a specific skill, who could teach us. The host will also select the location. During the lesson one member (not the host) of the group will be assigned to take video or photos. Afterward the member must create a comprehensive tutorial and post it to our blog.
The Pen Pal Project
The host will choose a pen pal and write them a letter. The other attendees will bring any art supplies they would like to work with. Each person will make something for the host’s pen pal. The host will then mail the projects. Another person would host the next Pen Pal Project and the same activities would apply.
Tutorials
our second objective is continual learning and what better way then from each other. Every other month a member of the group will act as host. The host will either decide to share with the group a craft, activity, experience, principle, or select someone within the community with a specific skill, who could teach us. The host will also select the location. During the lesson one member (not the host) of the group will be assigned to take video or photos. Afterward the member must create a comprehensive tutorial and post it to our blog.
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