The mugs were finally finished with the baking!
With shopping trolleys holding 6 big boxes of mugs, we looked like warehouse workers :)
Wah, so many?
Yes, be gentle with them!
Car door all opened for me, so nice...
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Sunday, May 10, 2009
He was circling the area..
This is one of the many shots that made me smile.. while everyone was almost complete, children started to disperse doing their own things.. this boy was walking about.. circling the area. What was he doing? What was on his mind?
He was looking for unpainted mugs! Did he find one? You bet he did!
Since everyone else was done painting, you can see the number of color pallets he lined up. Also the bottles of paint. He was pouring the colors he wanted, not too much, just enough for his purpose.. he was in a state that looked like he was creating his masterpiece!
He was looking for unpainted mugs! Did he find one? You bet he did!
Since everyone else was done painting, you can see the number of color pallets he lined up. Also the bottles of paint. He was pouring the colors he wanted, not too much, just enough for his purpose.. he was in a state that looked like he was creating his masterpiece!
For the home..
Surprise again!
How about some food now?
Group foto!
Choose ya best!
Before packing, the children were asking to choose their best work. Little that we expected, they chose 2 and went around asking all guardians which they thought was best. You could hear the little ones keeping verbal notes. 5 for this, 1 for that.. 4 for this, none likes this.. and so on..
The end result?
The end result?
Back into the boxes..
Just as you thought the fun was over..
We soon realized that the painting was the easy part..
How the mugs were painted;
1. choose a sticker(s) of your choice
2. stick it(them) on the mug
3. paint over
So now, once the paint is dry enough, what's left?
1. peel of stickers
2. write name of child and guardian
Well.. peeling off the stickers.. now that's the hard part.. the stickers used were normal paper stickers and not gaffer like tape..
Notice the marker? That's used for writing the names..
Hmm.. how how?
A blade was used by the guardians to aid in peeling off the stickers carefully.. patience was required as not to peel off the paint along with the sticker..
Phew~ no joking around here..
How the mugs were painted;
1. choose a sticker(s) of your choice
2. stick it(them) on the mug
3. paint over
So now, once the paint is dry enough, what's left?
1. peel of stickers
2. write name of child and guardian
Well.. peeling off the stickers.. now that's the hard part.. the stickers used were normal paper stickers and not gaffer like tape..
Notice the marker? That's used for writing the names..
Hmm.. how how?
A blade was used by the guardians to aid in peeling off the stickers carefully.. patience was required as not to peel off the paint along with the sticker..
Phew~ no joking around here..
I've gotta confess..
Painting's almost done..
Health check..
Time check..
10:01a.m @ 09 May 2009 with the Angels..
Tools.. check
Runbook.. check
Engines.. check
Comfort level.. high
Humidity level.. high
Sun rays.. moderate
Permission to proceed "APPROVED"
Tools.. check
Runbook.. check
Engines.. check
Comfort level.. high
Humidity level.. high
Sun rays.. moderate
Permission to proceed "APPROVED"
No runbook?
kling*klang the old rusted engines start to turn..
Now that everyone's warmed up.. Time for the real fun (or work)..
We were separated into groups, each volunteer having a kid or 2 under his/her care..
Everyone grouped and ready to go!
The tools were handed out.. the paints were poured..
OK so we've our tools.. we've our paint.. we've our mugs.. erm.. what now ar? Where's the runbook?
We were separated into groups, each volunteer having a kid or 2 under his/her care..
Everyone grouped and ready to go!
The tools were handed out.. the paints were poured..
OK so we've our tools.. we've our paint.. we've our mugs.. erm.. what now ar? Where's the runbook?
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