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Working past 65: your Medicare checklist
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For Jessica Livorsi, a volunteer with Sharp's Arts for Healing program, art is more than pastels and paintbrushes; it's a way to help patients heal. She brings clever crafts to patients in Sharp Mesa Vista's outpatient art group, to provide comfort and relieve stress.
In honor of Halloween, she shares her favorite DIY home decoration — ghoulish monsters made from painted ice pop sticks.
Materials
Ice pop sticks in assorted colors (available in craft stores or paint your own)
Adhesive dots
Craft wiggle eyes
Paper
Markers in assorted colors
Glue stick
Directions
Line up six sticks of the same color.
Connect them by attaching a halved ice pop sticks to the back, using adhesive dots.
Using paint or markers, draw facial features, such as a mouth.
Glue cut paper to enhance the facial features, such as white triangles for teeth.
Add wiggly eyes, and any other paper embellishments.
For added fun, string a series of monsters together and hang on your door.
Jessica Livorsi, a volunteer at Sharp Mesa Vista Hospital, bring her love for art to the patients in her group.
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Jessica Livorsi is a volunteer with Sharp’s Arts for Healing program.
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