Get inspired to make your own greeting cards! There will be four guided cards to make, and materials to create your own designs. No experience required. All materials provided!
Instructors: Penny Welch, Bev Davis
Cost: $35
Class size: 12
Age groups: Youth 13-18/Adults/Seniors
Art medium(s): Mixed
Materials for you to bring: Optional – you can bring your own scissors, glue, tape runner if you like. But not necessary
Registration and Payment: send email to: Bev Davis
Instructor Bios:
Penny Welch
Penny is a current “Stampin’ Up!” demonstrator who loves teaching others how to use beautiful papers and die cuts to design unique, handmade cards with confidence. She has been making and selling cards for the past 10 years.
She is also the owner of Pacific Bubbles & Lotions Bath & Body Products which is dedicated to making quality lip balms, gardeners salve, cuticle cream, bubble bath, bath salts, sugar scrubs, and facial care. She has been making all natural products for bath and body for 20 years. Made with refreshing scents and vibrant colors, her handmade soaps, lip balms, and salves naturally moisturize the skin. Her lotions feature an added silk protein for that extra smooth, skin soothing application. Penny’s products are all made from scratch and in small quantities to create a quality product.
Located in Bellingham, Washington, Penny is currently active with Whatcom Art Guild and sells her products at the Whatcom Art Market, a co-op of over 50 artists located in Fairhaven, and has been a member since 2010. She has also been a current vendor at the Mount Vernon Farmers Market for 20 years.
Penny @ Whatcom Art Market: Penny Welch – Whatcom Art Market
Bev Davis
Beverly Davis has a degree in Visual Communications from the Art Institute of Seattle, majoring in Illustration and Graphic
Design. Art has been threaded through her life extensively from commission work and involvement in the local Art Guild in
Bellingham, Washington to teaching art enrichment classes and private lessons.
Painting since 1990, Bev is best known for her realistic style which brings portraits of animals and people to life. She
continues to explore the use of light and color in her paintings to capture the beauty of the Pacific Northwest where she lives.
Currently Beverly sells her work online (BevsArt.com) and at the Whatcom Art Market, a local co-op gallery. Many of her
recent pieces are also on her instagram @BevsArt.
Bev @ Whatcom Art Market: Beverly Davis – Whatcom Art Market
