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http://www.waynejiang.com/sketchbooks/index.html

http://www.bearskinrug.co.uk/_work/sketchbook1/launch/

http://www.stutler.cc/other/sketchbook/sketchbook.html

http://www.yvelia.com/exhibitions/online_sketchbooks/index.htm

http://www.eyecandy.co.uk/Rebecca%20Bradley/index.htm

 

There is a $25.00 folk art fee for all folk art classes to buy supplies.  Art 1 students will be given a list of supplies that they will be required to have for class.

aluminum foil
odd saucers, cups, bottles, glasses for still life
drawings
old silk flowers
wax paper
old vases
small plastic coated paper plates
old boots and shoes
plastic wrap
"how to" art books
plastic storage bags (zip-lock style)
sponges
facial tissues
button /jewel stones
wood scraps (unusual shapes)
old house paint (latex)
Electric mixers
thread/needles
Blenders
wire
magazines, magazines, magazines
old kitchen utensils
spray paint
old window screens
yarn, yarn, yarn - any kind or color - for weaving
embroidery hoops
fabric
spaghetti strainer
Wallpaper books
cookie cutters
Plastic dishes with lids (butter/margarine – Cool Whip)
canvas boards
old work tables
wood scraps
any type of art or craft supply
crochet thread (warp strings for weaving)
old animal bones and animal skulls
beads
old blankets (great for paper making felts)
ribbons
old coffee table art books
pliers - any kind – hand tools (hammers, screw drivers)
sea shells
old calendars with neat pictures
old animal books or animal magazines
fascinating still life stuff - hats, shoes, teddy bears, tools
old jewelry
books from hair stylists (faces & facial features)