James came home from school with a "surprise" for me. He burst in the door and threw down his backpack to dig out what was the best. surprise. ever.
I thought maybe it was an advanced Mother's day present but no. . . . it was another of his extreme crafting projects.
You Pinterest users might want to take note.
It's a Y.
Let me tell you the directions as best I understand them:
1. Cut a line halfway down a strip of paper
2. Pull it apart.
Feel free to email if you need further clarification and I'll get you in touch with the artist in residence.
God, I love this kid*
*When I picked James up yesterday, his teacher also commented on his craft-- and confirmed that indeed, this was an original creation and not a class project. Pretty neat.
I thought maybe it was an advanced Mother's day present but no. . . . it was another of his extreme crafting projects.
You Pinterest users might want to take note.
It's a Y.
Let me tell you the directions as best I understand them:
1. Cut a line halfway down a strip of paper
2. Pull it apart.
Feel free to email if you need further clarification and I'll get you in touch with the artist in residence.
God, I love this kid*
*When I picked James up yesterday, his teacher also commented on his craft-- and confirmed that indeed, this was an original creation and not a class project. Pretty neat.
Best. Craft. Ever. Awesome! Love this:)
ReplyDeleteHe brings home a lot of crafts from school but apparently the ones that the biggest creations in his life are the ones he also designs :)
ReplyDeleteGotta love a designer! Just don;t let it become a profession. Love James and all the Fitz's
ReplyDeleteThanks Dan. I would probably classify his design aesthetic as minimalist. . . or maybe abstract. Not a bad profession-- we know some pretty awesome designers. . . :)
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