Brenda Hedden of Beautiful Forms to See provides beauty in several ways.
Kaleidoscope Structures
The kaleidoscope sculptures were made by re-purposing an umbrella stand, an office chair, and a circular snow sled at the Framingham MakerSpace.
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Windows
Stained glass windows have been known to increase the value of a home and enhance the quality of its living spaces.
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Kaleidoscopes
A kaleidoscope made with stained glass is a very special gift. I can help you design a unique one for yourself or someone you love.
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STEM Kaleidoscopes
Your students or children could learn science, technology, engineering, and math (art, too) in an enjoyable and memorable way.
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Beautiful Forms to See Kaleidoscope Workshop for Seniors will:
- Consult with Activity Professionals to assure that their residents are experiencing activities that enhance their mental, social, and physical needs
- Provide educational information that is historical, scientific, and can be associated with their daily lives
- Learn something new about something old: kaleidoscopes
- Encourage and support participants as they create their own “beautiful form to see” kaleidoscope
- Enjoy sharing and discussing the different designs of the various scopes brought to the workshops for them to view
Beautiful Forms to See Stained Glass Windows will:
- Enhance the beauty and value of your home
- Create privacy yet allow light to enter
- Improve the overall design of your entryway
- Provide a welcoming, elegant frame for your front door
- Delight with an occasional rainbow of colors on your walls
Beautiful Forms to See Stained Glass Kaleidoscopes will:
- Provide a unique gift for yourself or someone you love
- Add a beautiful piece of art to your living space
- Inspire inter-generational conversations
- Create visual images that entertain and delight all ages
- Encourage meditation through visual imagery
Beautiful Forms to See STEM Kaleidoscope Education will:
- Increase knowledge of science, technology, engineering, art, and math (STEAM) with a hands-on project
- Encourage investigation into inventions, past to present
- Inspire new inventions or ways of doing things
- Establish the interconnectedness of topics
- Teach about the history of kaleidoscopes and its uses