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Written by Barbara Forbes-Lyons
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North Central Florida Polymer Clay Guild Daytona Beach Retreat
October 13-15 2006
What a wonderful idea, what a lovely retreat, what delightful artists, what a great time we all had! Attending were members from the Ocala and Orlando Guilds as well as others like Dee De Carlo from Ormond Beach and the editor of Polymer Café, Joan Clipp, who is moving to the beach area.
Present were Diana McNamee, Carole Trachy, Lois Lin, Connie Ferreira, Pat Sistrand, Bev Moreau, Bette Richards, Rhonda Colcord, Janet Garber, Nancy Welch, Alice Townsend, Gayle Thompson, Carol Hess, Richard Bassett, Brenda Squires, Mary Jenkins, Joan Clipp and Dee De Carlo. Sally Murphy registered but was not able to attend as she went to Albuquerque to her daughters wedding. She was missed.
We set up in the beachside room and went to work. Everyone worked on their own projects for a while and visited with others. Our first demonstration was by Lois Lee Lin
Who showed us how to put little slices of canes on the inside of tiny bottles in the fashion of ancient Chinese opium bottles. She created her tools herself from the wires of Chinese take-out boxes.
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Read more... [Daytona Beach Clay Retreat Review]
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Written by Barbara Forbes-Lyons
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 Spring has sprung,
The grass has riz,
I wonder where the polymer clay classes is?
I know that much of the country is blanketed in snow right now, but here in Tallahassee we're enjoying clear skies, low humidity and temperatures into the low 70's! The warm weather was welcome after a freezing few days in Baltimore during the Synergy conference. I'm leaving again next week for the Orlando Clay Fandango Retreat Experience. Whew!
Polymerclayworkshops.com has been buzzing right along with the bees and we're starting to see class postings from near and far.
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Read more... [Spring is Coming!]
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Written by sueheaser
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 After selling the Polymer Clay Pit at the end of 2008, Sue Heaser is now at last emerging out from under all the bureaucracy of winding up a company. She is back doing what she loves best, creating and designing, and will be teaching a series of polymer clay and metal clay workshops at her studio on the Norfolk/Suffolk border in England during 2010.The studio is in a small village which is rural England at its best - pink thatched cottages, ancient medieval churches and a good smattering of windmills! The wonderful historical cities of Cambridge and Norwich are each only an hour away and the village has a direct rail service to London and International airports.
Plans are afoot for a week long international workshop series in the summer with accommodation and classes as a complete package. The workshops will be an exciting course of techniques based on Sue's 29 years of polymer clay. Places are limited so if you are interested, email Sue to be kept informed at
This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
. More news will be on Sue's website shortly:
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Written by Barbara Forbes-Lyons
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Written by Barbara Forbes-Lyons
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July 19 - 25, 2010 on the campus of Shepherd University Shepherdstown WV
Demonstrate your special talent! Sell your creations at the sale table! Explore what can be accomplished through collaboration....the possibilities are endless! Get a group of your artistic friends together! Be a teacher and a student! Come as a Guild! Come to explore! Come to create! Come to innovate!
WHAT IS INCLUDED?
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Single-room accommodations in lovely air-conditioned campus residence suites4,000 sq. ft. work area
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Three meals/day at the bountiful buffets, plus snacks
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Generous 4x4 work area for all artists
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Daily demos!
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Mixed media vendors available for supplies!
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Sell your art - open to the public!
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Silent auction!
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Must-have goodie bags to the first 40 reservations
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All-inclusive pricing!
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EXTRAS! (for small fee): Mini workshops, and massage!
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