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I keep this page for people interested in what we are working on in the homeschooling
realm.  Here is an array of our year based on crafts and art from our European ancestry.
Drums, Irish
bodhrans
Statues with natural paints and clay
Beeswax angel
and
merino wool
and
mohair
angels-
Knitted stuffed animals and
Snowflakes ornaments with
malachite, moonstone and
prehenite
waldorf wool pictures-long process...
The Birth of
"Rumpelstilskin"
-the final
touches were
achieved with
Pink and Purple
March 2008
February 2008
Water
colour
The
Birth
of
color
December and January
Summer 2007
Art Gallery.......
Brigid
Goddess
of
Spring
Spring Table...........
St. Pats
day
and
Easter
wool
bunnies,
chicks, and
shamrocks
Summer 2008 was more relaxed then 2007-we did not make any dolls this summer and after completing the St. Petersburg
Cathedral in my daughter's room I was ready for a break.  I bought the "Cute Book" by Aranzo, a bag of wool felt, and some thread
and let the older kids work by themselves.  This book is AWESOME, it has easy to read step by step instructions with fun creatures to
make- this is a small break from Waldorf for  me-but I needed fun projects for them to complete on their own, the kids love the
Cuties and it was great to watch them work together.  We also spent the summer learning how to use the block crayons and I brought
my crayons with me on vacation and crayonned a picture of every landscape I could find.  Continuing on in my current interest of
Catholic symbolism, I am soon to start another mural of Mary-not sure how long this inspiration will last, but it continues to comfort
me and inspire me.  The Guadalupe which was done last year can be seen on the art gallery pages.
Waldorf block crayon drawing consists of drawing pictures with only three colors-blue,
yellow, and red made from all natural beeswax.  I use Lyra or Stockmar brand.  We spend
the entire summer learning this method-which was quite difficult- here is some pictures of
the process-I am still focusing on landscapes and the Easter Island picture to the right is
my first attempt to move slowly out of landscapes-below are pictures of Lake Michigan.
We continue to keep our European ancestry traditions-such as this, the birthday ring.  At each child's birthday we place
a candle ring with crafts they made to represent their birthday season and pictures. I will continue to update this...