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For Spacious Skies is an art package that includes a patriotic star made by Curative Board member, Lori Crispigna and an eagle painting done by Terrie Stinski. Terrie was a member in our Senior Training and Employment Program and was a valued staff member at Curative's Shawano location. Sadly, Terrie passed away unexpectedly in March of this year. She is truly missed by everyone who had the opportunity to know and work with her.
This beautiful wooden candle box and wooden roses were created by longtime Curative Director of IT, Dirk Van Vuren. Dirk has created many beautiful pieces with his CNC engraving machine.
The incredibly talented Senior Training and Employment member Toni B created this beautifully detailed embroidery piece titled Autumn Bloom.
This beautiful diamond art piece was created by the extremely talented Day Break member Alice. It's wood frame is approximately 13by16">
This 8x8'' beach inspired painting was done by Maria Ronk, a 13 year old who believes in Curative's mission and the work we do.
This package also includes two a beach themed bracelets made by members in Day Break.
The incredibly talented Senior Training and Employment member Toni B. created this beautifully detailed embroidery piece.
For over twenty years, Cathy Harrison has been a Curative Connections Driver. Five years ago, she started collecting old dinnerware and ceramic pieces that needed to be repurposed. She looks for beautiful, fanciful, unique and colorful pieces at every thrift store, rummage and estate sale within ten miles of Green Bay. Cathy now makes "flowers" for many seasons: Easter, spring, summer, fall and Christmas. These pieces can be put outside year-round, even in Wisconsin winters. They can also be displayed indoors on plate stands or spring wire holders on the wall. She loves giving discarded beauties a new purpose rather than the trash. Cathy sells her flowers at local craft sales, including at Bay Port High School on April 20th and Green Bay West High School on May 11.
*The plate in the first image is not included - only used to demonstrate how the plates are displayed.
Members of our Brain Rehab and Wellness program practiced dexterity and showed off their artistic creativity when they beaded these snowflakes. There are eleven included and they are sure to brighten up anyone's home in the winter months.
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