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May 2019
"Having Fun Being Creative - Interpreting Art for Art in Bloom"
Presented by: Lynn Forbes, Norma Bradley, Patti Quinn Hill, Sue Grier and Suzanne Dillingham - Ichiyo School
Each designer shared how they interpret and enhance a piece of art as an "Art in Bloom" ikebana designer. A few of our members brought art pieces that they interpreted after the demonstation.
Slide show viewing: click on + in lower right corner of first photo. Click on > to see photos individually. Then move cursor down screen to remove obstruction.
