A Story of Enchantment and Inner gifts
Photo Gallery showing invites and programs!
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| The invitations were written in a word doc and printed out. I rolled them into a tube and drew a ribbon of glue on one edge. |
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| Each invite (there were 8) was rolled in a pile of small feathers. |
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| Lots of feathers! The glue is working:) Now just a bit of pruning with scissors so the feathers aren't quite so wild. |
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| To complete the invite each one was tied with a hemp string. A wooden bead was added to each string for a finishing touch. The invites had an organic, native feel to them. I would definitely do this again...maybe not right beside my computer keyboard though...much feather dust to deal with after! |
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| I printed out the name of each child's spirit animal and attached it to the invites. See post 2 of the Dreamcatcher Drama series for more info on how we discovered each child's spirit animal using spirit animal cards. |
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| Parents were intrigued by the labelling and asked questions about it. This allowed the children to begin explaining a bit of how our show was put together and what their spirit animal had brought them as an inner gift. Invites went home one week before our show. |
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| What the invites said once they were unwrapped! |
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| The programs were prepared using a word doc template. Front of program shown. |
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| Back of program shown |
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| Inside program showing. |
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| Photo of the white board in the studio entrance. It was blank as the children arrived and they requested a quick welcome sign be drawn for parents and siblings to see as they arrived. |
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