DoArt: Silk Scarf Painting
- Muddy Creek Artists Guild
- Sep 28, 2018
- 1 min read
Once again our latest DoART event was SOLD OUT! Thanks for all who came out on Wednesday, September 26 to the Deale Elks Lodge. Fiber and watercolor artist Lynne Gessner led guests through various techniques to create two beautiful silk scarves—using acrylic ink paints and shaving cream! Yes, it works! Want to get in on the next DoArt event? Check out the page here for more information!
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