1 & 2, Barbara incorparating something from every class.
3, The carriage with it's wheels on.

A few pictures from my class on Hearts and Origami Flowers;
Forgot to mention Pam made the heart in the last picture.

The last picture is the dress that Thelma made from the first training day Pam & Paul run on the 21st March, making-large-sculptures-day-tamworth-21st-march-2011-t3746.html

Ken was trying to get his bubble sizes the same, I dont think I've ever seen a 260 expanded so much at the end. It looked as big as a 350.

A nifty devise for tying up cable ties, tightens and cuts at the same time.

It was interesting to see what everyone came up with and why;

Then everyone had to make a large centre column;

I think I made the groom column in the first picture?

These are from Chris Horne's class on foils;

Can you spot something very unusual about picture six above?

These are all from Paul's class on the carriage and framing;

No sign of the log cabin yet so have done some re-sizing of the pictures from yesterday;

Just got back form a nice day with Paul & Pam, will try to upload some pictures tomorrow but we have another log cabin arriving so may not get time as it needs to be built and when it comes to DIY nowadays I'm a bit on the slow side what with entertaining, wholesale orders etc etc etc etc.

Here is the picture and I'm sure many will use the model.

Dennis has a website with some of his work on there to view, the site is in Dutch though but you can still see and appreciate the balloon models.
http://www.ballonvouwen.nl/

All posted but I did go for the cheap and cheerful 2nd class so hopefully Friday/Sat they should arrive.

We were meant to be driving up to Thelma's this morning but are onto plan B as she has had to go out this morning so Lyn and I have just bagged up all the DVD's and I'm off to the post office to post out The Balloon Artistes Guild's very first DVD