You make me happy. So does that fabulous piece of artwork. Wonder who the artist is...I may try to recreate it at my next art camp.
Does anyone have a giant Spirograph I can borrow? Does anyone even remember Spirograph.
Hope you had a wonderful holiday weekend. Make sure to stop by tomorrow for a great giveaway!!
Does anyone have a giant Spirograph I can borrow? Does anyone even remember Spirograph.
Hope you had a wonderful holiday weekend. Make sure to stop by tomorrow for a great giveaway!!
You are the funniest thing, eva! And I know that you are totally TOO young to remember spirograph. I used to LOVE mine. I hid it from my little sister, just to deny her the joy of using it. How's that for rivalry?
ReplyDeleteThe art there reminds me of when we used to go to the fair. I loved the booth where you could splatter paint from what looked like catsup dispensers onto those spinning pieces of paper or discs. Did you do that, too? Those splatter pieces were so awesome!
Sissy, you're funny. I love that too. And I adored Spirograph!! Tried to find it for my kids. Those spin things are still around at festivals, but I like Spirograph better!!
ReplyDeleteAre you kidding me, I loved Spirograph! I could never get mine to look quite as fabulous as the kids on the commercials though.
ReplyDeleteOoh, yes, I loved spirograph but I don't remember doing that much because I think it was too messy for my mom to let us use too much.
ReplyDeleteA huge spirograph machine would be fabulous!
I loved Spirograph and Spin Art. In fact, I love that giant Spin Art piece -- I want it!
ReplyDeleteI loved Spirograph! Didn't you stick a pen in and go round and round? maybe I'm thinking of something else. The kids would love this, though!
ReplyDeleteVery cool! Great effect!
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dagny
i remember it for sure...
ReplyDeletedon't have one...but i'll bet ebay does. and amazon too.
i remember it well along with "flower power" and "easy bake oven"
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pve
Sadly, I'm old enough to have once owned a spirograph. It was great fun! I love this piece of artwork!
ReplyDeleteSpirograph! (sigh) now you have me heading over to ebay!!!
ReplyDeleteMy money is on the British artist Damien Hirst. He did a series of "Spin" paintings where he placed canvases on spinners and poured household paints on them....maybe the kids could do this using a lazy susan? sounds messy, but I am sure they would LOVE it.
ReplyDeleteSpirograph had to have been my favorite toy as a child save maybe the fashion plates, remember those?
I read your blog daily but this is my first comment - I am a NC design blogger as well.
love your site!
Spirograph?! WOW, that just brought back some memories!!!
ReplyDeleteLOVE IT. If you do it I want to come to art camp!!
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