Mary, Andree, Sue, Lori, Earnestine, Alice, Niki, not shown, Ruby and Audrey
I was so excited to welcome some of the members from the South East Florida Polymer Clay Guild to my studio. We spent two days playing with clay and enjoying each other’s company. Thank you all for coming……
I’m sorry to say that I did not take any pictures on the first day and Ruby and Audrey had already left by the time I remembered my camera. This time I was lucky to get in the picture because my husband happened to drift through the studio and I enlisted his help, a bit blurry, but hey!
Oh and our wonder dog Ceasar is shown at the bottom of the picture, okay, “kind of ” shown, really blurry…but he was so happy for the company.
We made face canes and then we made Flamingos. Not everyone wanted to make bracelets, so we have Lori’s punk candle ring and Andree’s sculpt to go on a mirror frame. Lori’s needs some feathers and Andree’s needs some skinny legs, they’ll finish up at home. Everyone else is going to be sporting a funky new bracelet. I think everyone did a fabulous job and enjoyed working with Ultralight.
Thanks so much to Mary Marzano for all the time she put into organizing the weekend. I’m not sure who had more fun, me or everyone else, I think maybe me!
To find out more about this guild, when they meet and where, visit the SEGPCG website or join them on Facebook.
The group came on a great weekend. It was downtown Sebring’s second Friday event and my good friend Janet King was the featured artist at Highlands Art League’s Yellow House reception. So we all met at the hotel and went to Janet’s reception then back to the hotel for dinner. There was Jazz on the circle and all the shops were open downtown. The next day was the Roaring 20’s craft show downtown, but we were busy in my studio with clay.
Janet F. King
Janet’s work is incredibly beautiful and I’m lucky to own a piece or two. Once you see her work, you’ll want to own a painting of her’s too.
If you’re in Sebring, be sure to take the time to visit the Yellow House, if not, visit Janet on her website at Janet King Watercolors. com
I have a few of your patterns from talented friends. I love them.. Do you still have any patterns left.. I would love to purchase some of them
How funny Gail, I have just gotten rid of lots of them, freeing up tons of storage space. I do have many left though. I’ll have to dig up my catalog sheets if I can find them. Or maybe there are some that you remember and know you want.
I really love the Christmas ones, I have the snowman and Bartholomew the bunny. I just love them. Dolls, anything that is like those two. I wish i could see what you have. Can you just list what you have left that is like the ones i have or ones that you think i would like.. I am so happy you got back to me. I was down in Spring Hill this last few weeks, my dad is ill. I sure hope you didnt sell them all.. LOVE EM.
Please let me know if you have any of your patterns left.. I really want to purchase some of them.