Creative Cornelius Kids

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Maeve creating a moving art project using electronics.  What a fun activity to do with her dad at Weber's technology night.  Dinner and Arduino, what more could you want for a fun night out! 

I've really enjoyed having Loyd in the floral design class this trimester.  My house has been filled with beautiful floral arrangements made by my favorite Loyd.  I could get use to this!


Maeve has also been working on another fun costume head.  While it is still a work in progress, this one is looking pretty amazing!  Diana is our cute model.  



 

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