Class Ideas?

[mpchipmunk]

I did a lunch craft class at my work right before Christmas. I just wanted to do something fun with my coworkers. We made those snowbaby ornaments. They turned out really cute and my coworkers had a good time.

Well, lately they have been asking for more lunch crafting classes! They are excited to do more.

It's 3 women. One likes crafts, does a little bit of crafting in her free time - but isn't really into one specific kind of craft. One likes to scrapbook and has expressed interest in learning techniques or neat things she could do. One isn't into crafts but likes learning new things.

So I need ideas on classes I could do. I only have one hour for lunch. We will probably eat while we're creating.

What kinds of things could we make or card techniques could we do?

Thanks in advance.

[ebeart]

Bookmarks! They're quick and everyone can use them and you can express ANY technique on them. Maybe you could use that white crayon technique on them with chalk

[stampin_heather]

I just did coasters at my work. Totally easy and a lot of fun.

[GarnetJ]

Do you have (or can you borrow) the Pick a Petal set? There are dozens of clever ideas that people are doing with it -- besides making pretty flowers. You might just make a couple of examples and let everyone copy them.

Here is one of the Dragonfly cards.
Cute Birthday Candles
Funny Face get well card.
a Carrot
Easter Eggs

[mpchipmunk]

Ohhh. . . I like the bookmark and coaster ideas. And I have a ton of tumbled tiles that I got months ago that I haven't touched yet!

I don't have the Pick a Petal set, but that get well card is the BEST!

[Phantom]

How about the jumbo binder clip photo holders? Or the jumbo paper clip bookmarks? You just got me to thinking about things around an office since it's a work group.

The coasters with the little paper calendars are still fun even if you won't use Jan, Feb or half of Mar!!

The frappuccino bottles would be nice too - they could make an SU flower bouquet for their desks?! Or fill them with their favorite break-time snack.

ETA: The shaving cream technique really isn't that messy either and might be fun for them

[mpchipmunk]

I LOVE the office theme. I think that would be cute.