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Polymer Clay Meetup at To Bead True Blue in Tucson, Arizona, on Sunday, February 4, 12:30 to 3:30 An opportunity for polymer clay artists and enthusiasts to share stories,
techniques and get to know each other. Editors from Lapidary Journal, Step
by Step Wire Jewelry, Step by Step Beads, Beadwork and Stringing magazines
will also be attending and looking forward to seeing the work of emerging
and undiscovered polymer clay artists, so bring your favorite creations to
share. Feel free to bring your lunch along with you to this informal get-together, to be held in Ronna's classroom between workshops at the beautiful, historic Manning House, site of the To Bead True Blue show. For more information, contact Ronna Sarvas Weltman www.ronnaround.com |
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The Pittsburgh Polymer Clay Guild is happy to be hosting a Polymer Pastiche Two-Day Workshop, with Kim Cavender and Judy Belcher! Kim is the author of "Polymer Clay for the Fun of
it!" and Judy is the author of "Polymer Clay Creative Traditions." Both
are well-known polymer clay teachers, and both have appeared on "The
Carol Duvall Show." We will be learning a variety of techniques
and using them to make a one-of-a-kind art journal. There is a very
entertaining and informative link to a much fuller description of the
workshop here: The dates: Saturday and Sunday, March 31st and April 1st.
The location: Lawrence, PA. The cost: $175 for PPCG members, $185 for
non-members. We will be making a group order for supplies before the
workshop. Contact Marla Frankenberg at
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to register or for more information.http://www.tinapple.com/kimjudyworkshop/ |
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Read more... [Polymer Pastiche Workshop with Kim Cavender and Judy Belcher, in Pittsburgh]
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All I can say is WOW! Polymerclayworkshops.com has reached a record 80 registered users and we currently have 69 events on the calendar. Classes and workshops in US, Canada, Europe and Asia, not to mention online web cam demos and a cruise!
This is a great way to start of 2007 and I hope the trend continues. Don't forget that all registered members are encouraged to log in, post classes to the calendar and submit news to the site. News can be anything - class announcements, product reviews, class reports, and any news from the polymer clay world. This site is great because of our members - thank you for being a part of it all!
Happy New Year,
Barbara Forbes-Lyons
Site Owner
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I am teaching two classes at Ornamentea this month. http://www.heartofclay.com/page36.htm
This
link has a list of supplies as well.
If you have already taken the Bead
Bonanza I and Transferring Images I class, I will be offering a Bead Bonanza
II class and a Transferring Images to Polymer Clay II class in February and
March.
Transferring Images to Polymer Clay I and Bead Bonanza I are
available as tutorials. The Transferring Images to Polymer Clay can
be previewed at http://www.heartofclay.com/page35.htm
Bead Bonanza page will be coming shortly.
Hope you have a creative
2007!
Jeanne Rhea
Web site http://www.heartofclay.com/
Classes http://www.heartofclay.com/page36.htm
Art
for the Heart Blog http://artfortheheart.blogspot.com/
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January 6 & 7 (Sat. & Sun.) 9 a.m - 3 p.m. - Bellevue Community College, Rm. C-160Discover the properties of different clays, useful tools, color mixing and a variety of surface techniques. Imitate ancient ivory, jade and lapis lazuli as well as other natural materials. Utilize elegant yet simple surface treatments on polymer such as patinas and tattoo like transfers. Experiment with finishing techniques for creations of your choice made in this class. Tuition includes $15 in materials. Materials list is available at the BCC website. Class Fee: $120.00Click here to go to the BCC Continuing Ed. website
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