Oriel 1
April 2010
Tudor portraits and Tudor Patterns
We have been busy making Tudor patterns and Tudor portraits! The plan was that visitors could paint a tudor portrait in the Church and a frame for their portrait in Oriel 1. As the portraits were a little bit tricky to make the activity was suitable for ages 7 and up, but littler ones could still get to work on those patterns!
So here are some frames ready for a portrait to be placed inside them...
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... and here are some wonderful framed portraits!
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Lots of you made some beautiful patterns inspired by the murals in the church....
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...and then there were a couple that perhaps weren't so tudor inspired but were wonderful nonetheless.
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