So finally I can show you some pictures of my workshops in NYC at PortraitBug. It was so much fun. Kim the owner is amazingly sweet as well as her hubby and her cute little daughter. I had a great time staying there and I’m sad that Kim lives so far away- it is as she and I connected :-) I also loved the staff – Boys and Girls- you rocked and kept me sane! Thank you so much! Love your spirit and energy! The workshops were creative and fun. I didn’t take photos of my very first workshop with the kids on Friday afternoon – I think I have been a bit too excited – but it went very well and I loved the creativity of the kids!!!
Friday evening I taught my Brayer Workshop two times – which was a lot of fun!
Afterwards was a crop and I went to bed at 3 am. I was unbelievable tired but nonetheless my head was spinning and I think I slept at around 5 am and got up again at 7am. My next workshop on Saturday after sorting Materials and Organization stuff was the Canvas Workshop – I loved how differently all the canvases turned out and I had a lot of fun and wonderful conversations with all the different women in this class!
I love how this looks like a little Porsche in the City :-)
Brigitte – maybe I’m coming back but otherwise take classes with Julie- she rocks the house!!!
And yeah – a yellow city taxi!
After the Canvas Workshop I taught my “Make It Flatter” Workshop and forgot again to take more pictures :(
Those two were so cute- I loved their laughter :-)
After the workshop I walked to the front of the store and there she was, waiting for me….Julie Fei Fan Balzer!!!! I tell you this girl is the coolest- LOL. I love her! And funny enough I felt as if we know each other for a long time. I tried to rub my hands on her arms all the time (I guess she thinks I’m weird) in hope her creative mojo rubs on to me ;-) We went to a Mexican Restaurant, had a lot of fun and ate yummie and then we went back to the store where Kim had a photosession with us. I do not have the originals yet- these are scanned in from a touching card Kim gave me at the end of the workshops. Boy, I have laughed so hard…I cried LOL.
This is my favorite – with Asher in the front -LOL – look at her cute face!
I know we will see each other again :-)
Afterwards another Crop and going to bed at 2.30 am – Asher when started to show me her wonderful doll house furniture very early in the morning “this is the diaper station, this is the rocker, this is….” – LOL – but you can’t be mad at such a cute little English Teacher, can’t you?
So Sunday morning my 4 1/2 hour acrylic minialbum workshop took place and again I had an amazing time will all the girls :-)
A lot of them I have had the pleasure to know online before and it was absolutley thrilling to get to know them in real life! I hope we will see each other again!
Cheryl – oh boy I wish I lived in NYC to join her NYC Scrapbooking Meetups. Girl you got my heart :-)
Jan: Thank you so much for you wonderful ATC and the sweet words- you rock girl !
Jill – you are the sweetest – big hugs to you!
Sandi you cracked me up – you are so funny and awesome! You and Cheryl made me giggle the whole time :-)
Gotcha! :-)
My last class on sunday was the “When I was…” Minialbum Workshop.
Justin – you are too cool!!! And…maybe he will join this years’ Christmas Ornament Swap – he promised Karen- LOL
Harmonie – see- I told you you would love flowers….there are black flowers in the package also – LOL
And my sweet friend Karen came to the workshop too – see her T-Shirt? How cool is that? I couldn’t believe my eyes. Harmonie thought Karen is a weird stalker though and asked her “Do you know Nat? Because this is a bit scary!” I still laugh about this! LOL. And you will see this T-Shirt on more photos soon – LOL
So that were my workshops in NYC! Thank you all again- and sorry for those of you I missed to take photos of – if you have any- send me photos!!!!! If you want some- email me! Maybe we will see again :-)
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Off to my workshops in Denmark – You bet you get some pictures about those workshops too :-)
christiane
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es war klasse mit euch!! :D
und ich liebe es, deine fotos anzuschauen!!
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Fienchen
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Klasse Fotos ! Sehr genial finde ich das Graffitti – meine Tochter hatte heute lila/hellblau an *g* – die Farben haben was :o)
Und hey – was soll denn das mit dem *älter* werden – man ist doch immer so alt, wie man sich fühlt, oder ? Du junges Küken ;o)
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Sylvia
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Love your pics! Great pics, great visitors, great food. What else do you want?! :) :)
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mywiel
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Hmmm, dieser Rhabarber-Kuchen sieht aber verdammt lecker aus *yummie*
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Denise
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mmm…rhubarb! can’t wait until it’s ready here (not quite yet). The flowers are beautiful! And I have soooo many pictures from the last month yet to be printed!
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barbara
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I LOVE ruhbarb too! YUM in my TUM!
How much fun that Christiane and Dina came to visit you!
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Maj-Britt
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Hach wat sieht dat wieder hyggelig aus … und Schnucki, denk´ dran, wie die Mädels in DK Dich eingeschätzt haben … Du junges Huhn … nu´ mach´ hier ma nicht so viel DRAMA !!!
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Michelle LaPoint Rydell
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You look pretty young to me! Great photos! How fun that you got to spend time with Christiane and Dina!
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kerstin
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Boah, wie gern ich jetzt ein, zwei Stückchen von diesen Kuchen hätte …
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Michelle
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Wow, loved seeing your photos, as always. Wish I could have been visiting again. And you aren’t getting old! You’re just living. :D
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heather
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It is true, just dip the tip of the rhubarb in sugar and crunch away.
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Sue Clarke
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I used to love to eat the rhubarb fresh from the yard when I wa a little girl. And Nat, we are all getting older;)
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Teena
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Wow, tolle Fotos! Buttercups sind auch meine Lieblingsfrühlingsblumen! Sooo schön! :D
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