The counter was set with newspapers, wine glasses, paints, paintbrushes and wooden spoons. We were going to paint the handles of the wooden spoons! FUN!
This is a trend that I have seen recently popping up everywhere. It is so easy and quick to do.
Kristina just came back from Turkey, sporting a gorgeous tan and brought us a lovely snack. Pistachios and honey bites, not sure what they are really called. They are delicious and should come with an addictive warning!
We used masking tape to make the patterns on the wooden spoons and then painted them. Here's a post on how to paint your wooden spoon at home. Wait for the paint to dry properly before moving the masking tape to ensure straight neat lines. The masking tape came in useful as some members had a little too much to say!
Everyone really enjoyed getting crafty with the wooden spoons, putting their own creative touch on an ordinary kitchen utensil.
Jacky made us a very tasty Chicken soup accompanied with soft bread to soak up the deliciousness in our bowl, which was perfect for the cold winter weather.
As always the Social Club was filled with fun, laughter and good vibes. Good medicine for the soul and a vibrant wooden spoon to brighten up our life! Thanks Jax and Jeanine!
A special thanks to Karma for taking the pictures on the night. She's really talented, check out more of her work here. She took the photos with her logo on, the rest was taken by my iphone!
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