Hazelle M.: Wire Wrapped Beaded Pendant
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Hazelle M.
Hazelle M. is a retail store devoted to unique gifts, jewelry, and art. We are located in Jackson, MI. in the historic ART 634 building. With this blog I hope to share with you some of my favorite things in life, art tips & techniques, new items for the store, and essentially what I do to create Hazelle M. Feel free to shop on-line! Check out my website @ http://www.hazellem.com Thanks for following!
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Thursday, March 29, 2012
Wire Wrapped Beaded Pendant
It's Friday Quickie Art Project Time!
When: March 30th, Friday
Time: 12-2 p.m.
Where: Hazelle M. & Essa Arts located in the ART 634 building.
634 N. Mechanic, Jackson, MI
Cost: $5.00
Create this beautiful wire wrapped beaded pendant! This project is so versatile you can make it into earrings! Better yet, buy two! This is a great project for Spring Break, easy to do in the car, airplane or on the beach! Just don't drop the beads in the sand.
We have packaged this project to go, so it's easy to mail.
Hope to see you Friday,
Happy Creating,
Suzanne Walz/Hazelle M.
http://www.hazellem.com
Friday, March 23, 2012
Chalkboard Bottles! Friday Quickie Art Project!
Come write your message on a bottle! Today from 12-2 in the ART 634 building and Hazelle M. we will be blinking our bottles! We have done all the hard work for you, these bottles are chalk boarded up and ready to get a personality! We are loaded with ribbons, paint pens, bottle cap art and more!
Cost: 5.00
Where: 634 N. Mechanic Jackson Mi inside the Hazelle M. store!
When: Friday (TODAY) March 23rd. from 12-2! If you come later.....Take your bottle home and decorate it over the weekend!
Friday, March 16, 2012
Friday Quickie - Melting Crayons
Kathryn's Quickie
Leighanne's Quickie
Cut those flowers!
Carrie & Leighanne!
Katherine!
Leighanne's Quickie
Cut those flowers!
Carrie & Leighanne!
Katherine!
Just a few photos to share this weeks successful Friday Quickie Project!
We hope you can join us next week, we will be "blinking" chalkboard bottles!
Thanks everyone to see more photos, or to purchase a Friday Quickie to do at home, please visit my website: www.hazellem.com
Saturday, March 3, 2012
Friday Quickie Art Project = Fun Photos!
Our Friday Quickie Art Event started off a bit slow, but by the end of the day we were really rolling! We will be hosting our Spring Mobile again next Friday, and preview our new Friday Quickie Project on Second Sunday, March 11, 2012. Hope you can make it! Please check out my website for more information and purchasing. www.hazellem.com
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Tuesday, February 28, 2012
Friday Quickie!
Friday Quickie!
We decided our Friday's needed a little spicing up! So we are hosting a Friday Quickie (for art, that is) on March 2nd, from 12-2.
Come join us in the ART 634 building this Friday for a little spring-spriation!
Our Friday Quickie Spring Mobile project is available on-line, so if you would like to buy one for your friends, host your own quickie, or just get ready for Spring and Easter with these cute mobiles, go to www.hazellem.com to get yours!
Thanks and Happy Creating!
Hazelle M.
Saturday, February 18, 2012
Resin Table Top
finished product!
beginning to put resin down
this is the resin product I used, mixing in small batches
putting resin down
just paper down before resin
I had this buffet cabinet built for the store last year when I had to close store #2, because I needed storage in the worst way. Since closing a store is an emotional and physical drain, I was not too inspired to finish off the cabinet in any creative sort of way for about 4 months. Well, last week I decided to paint the store, and the cabinet and I think it is totally cool. I purchased some handmade paper, glued it down and then I poured the easy epoxy clear gloss resin over the top and let it dry. It looks great! I then painted and stained the wood cabinet so it took on a metal/ industrial sort of look. Check out the photos and let me know what you think!
beginning to put resin down
this is the resin product I used, mixing in small batches
putting resin down
just paper down before resin
I had this buffet cabinet built for the store last year when I had to close store #2, because I needed storage in the worst way. Since closing a store is an emotional and physical drain, I was not too inspired to finish off the cabinet in any creative sort of way for about 4 months. Well, last week I decided to paint the store, and the cabinet and I think it is totally cool. I purchased some handmade paper, glued it down and then I poured the easy epoxy clear gloss resin over the top and let it dry. It looks great! I then painted and stained the wood cabinet so it took on a metal/ industrial sort of look. Check out the photos and let me know what you think!
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