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I will be teaching a one-day Marlafiori class in just a few weeks, on Monday, December 11th, in St. Augustine, Florida. The class will be held at the bead chick, which is a terrific bead shop in town, from ten to four. Peggy Ward, the owner of the bead chick, will have all the supplies you'll need (along with some you probably didn't even know you needed!), and we'll have lots of space to work right in the shop. We will be starting off with some flower canes, and we'll go on from there. I will be showing how I do my jewelry, and I'll be bringing some of my own canes for students to use if they want to, so everyone will be able to leave with something to show off at home. You can contact Peggy through the store's website, http://www.beadchickrugs.com/ or email her at
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and you are also welcome to email me at
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4 hour workshop for beginning clayers! Beginner Polyclay workshop Nov.19 12-4 at The Bead Parlor
in Bloomington IL. Instructor: Pam Miller , $35 class fee + kit for
$15. Bring pasta machines if possible. For more info call:309-827-7708. |
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Maryland and Virginia
guilds invite you to spend an afternoon learning a new and elegant technique of
faux cloisonné with Eugena Topina. The
class is scheduled on Saturday, November 4, from 1 to
4 P.M., and will take place in Northern Virginia. Please E-mail Eugena for more details:
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Prairiecraft.com and Donna Kato have announced their newest polymer clay tool, Kato Carving Tools. These micro
carving tools for polymer clay are available in U gouge and V gouge plus a
Scribe-Needle tool. They are comfortable in the hand and carve easily
into cured or un-cured clay. For more information, visit their site.
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Looking for some autumn inspiration? Check out the new projects from Polyform (the Sculpey people):
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