They took a framed magnetic bulletin board, that was decorated with punched cardstock in the shape of a tree.
Then they cut Build a Bear nekkid (hee hee) girl and boy bears from cardstock and adhered them to the scene. Then, they cut the little outfits from DSP that was already adhered to those thin magnet sheets and voila - magnetic paper doll bears for a child's room!
There are such great patterns in that coordinating DSP - that little floral and gingham and the herringbone - so adorable for clothes!
Right now we are in a class with the insanely hilarious Brian Pilling.
More later.
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Xoxo
Lydia B. Fiedler
lbfiedler@gmail.com
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