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Watercolor Class is happening in Steiner Ranch

  We have a group , a location and a date for our sessions. Starting Jan 23rd for 6 consecutive Thursday with the exception of Feb 13th, we will meet from 11:00-2:00 at Towne Center in Steiner Ranch. I will post our progress and the subject matter on this blog as we move forward.

Do you want to add a little color to your life in 2014? Here's an opportunity to try your hand with watercolors. 6 beginning lessons will include information on brushes, paper and watercolors along with handouts for techniques using salt, sponges, masking fluid and trios of colors that work well together. Subjects will be provided or you can bring your own photos.


Contact me if you are interested and I will send a supply list.

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  1. Myra McIlvainFebruary 12, 2014 at 8:03 PM

    Carol, this is my second try to let you know I'm delighted to find your blog and to let you know that "Stepping Out in Austin" is holding forth on our fireplace. She looks terrific. Thanks so much.

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