Have you ever wondered why female artists aren’t as easy to find or as famous as their malre counterparts? We are going to get a glimpse into some of the reasons this week as we delve into the world of the Bauhaus.
Update: Blogger is giving me trouble (and I don’t want to use up any more beach time wrestling with it while on vacation. LOL) so you will need to click here to view this month’s picture study. Thanks for understanding. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Stolzl_red_green.jpg
To complete this project you will need to bring the following items to class:
- Acid free construction paper 12×18″ a single strip approx 1 x 11 inches
- Scissors – 1 per student
- popsicle stick (optional)
- assorted yarn – 10-16 yards per student various colors
- board loom 3.25×13″ – 1 per student, (feel free to make your own just cut 8-10 notches into the two short ends of the cardboard)
- Crayola supertip markers – set of 10 – can be shared
- glue stick
- Pencil
- Scotch tape (optional)
Note: Please make sure that all supplies are clearly labeled with your family’s name. Children work at large tables, and supplies often roll. Collecting materials at the end of the day is much easier if they are marked. Address labels work well for this purpose.