Ellen, what great ideas! Perhaps you should market them yourself (if it is
not too late). Love the tables that fold into easels idea. That would be
wonderful. I have seen dishwashers that fit into sinks (in Good
Housekeeping) but they are expensive.
Leah
----- Original Message -----
From: "Sears, Ellen" <ESears@Anchorage.k12.ky.us>
To: "ArtsEdNet Talk" <artsednet@lists.getty.edu>
Sent: Wednesday, October 23, 2002 1:37 PM
Subject: what I would like to have - or do they already make it?
> Pressed recycled cardboard (egg carton) palettes - that come in a stack
and
> peel off as needed - like a pad of paper with depressions -
>
> Art tables that 'mountain fold' down the middle and become a 'group'
easel -
> spaces for two on each side to clip their paper and paint away -
>
> a 'drawing paper dispenser' - like a paper towel dispenser that the
youngers
> can get 'free time paper' for drawing -
>
> napkin dispensers like a diner might have that holds folded paper towels,
> and has suction cups on the bottom to hold them to the art table -
>
> a teeny tiney 'dish washer' that sits on the counter to run loads of
> palettes, tools etc... (I have an old kitchen sink - the kids really
can't
> reach it or they would be washing more - I've tried buckets of water -
> works for some things - but not for all - ) - boy I hate washing my own
> dishes......
>
> Ellen
