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Guests enjoyed light appetizers and wine before and while creating their glassware.
Barb O'Dell selects purple and dark blue for her flower colors.
Marlen Schmidt, Vickie Winfield and Lorayne Ferguson smile as they create their glasses.
Dani Stanton shares a laugh with Peggy Kearns, after Kearns accidentally dips her paintbrush into her glass of wine.
"Every week we do something special together," says Sonja Reed, right, of her time with her mother, Trudy Wessels, left.
Jan Lane refills glasses of wine.
Lakewood Ranch's Jane Trame, a water color artist, tries her hand a new painting style.
Judy Arras paints flowers on her wine glass.
Chris Olson and Paula Buchele catch up while painting.
Peggy Kearns and friend Dani Stanton burst into laughter Jan. 13 as they sat at a table in Stoneybrook’s Rec Center painting spider mums onto wine glasses.
Kearns’ cheeks turn pink.
“I dipped my brush in my wine,” she says.
She and Stanton were two of about 30 Heritage Harbour women who gathered for a Sip N’ Create event, at which business owners Paulette Perruccio and her sister Debra Crowley, co-owners of Sip N’ Create, showed ladies how to create their own spider mum glassware as they snacked on appetizers and wine. The business offers painting on canvas, silk scarves and wine glasses in their storefront off University Parkway, as well as at group events off campus.
