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I have a lot to do this week. I’m very excited to tell you that I am going to Sandy Camp in California next month. I’m going to be doing a demo. Thanks so much to the San Diego Polymer Clay guild<\/a> and\u00a0Nancy Ulrich<\/a> for letting me join everyone this year.<\/p>\n

I’m very excited to get to spend some time with my buddy Meisha Barbee<\/a>. After all she’s kind of responsible for me deciding that the Stroppel Cane was worth sharing. Remember our collaboration featured on Polymer Clay Daily<\/a>? Fun!<\/p>\n

I’m spending some time making girlfriend bracelets to take along with me plus some other goodies.<\/p>\n

But in-between I’m using scrap to create some fun pieces. Jainnie Jenkins<\/a> named them Scappy girls. Love that, thanks Jainne.<\/p>\n

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The hair and clothes are mostly from scraps. I textured them, cured them, then stained the whole piece. Mounted it on mat board and then framed them.<\/p>\n

So many ideas too little time.<\/p>\n

I have a big silver project I’m working on too this month and it doesn’t even include this pile of silver I brought home after a thrift shop adventure that put me into overload. *g*.<\/p>\n

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Wish me luck!<\/p>\n

If you’re going to be at Sandy Camp, see you there.<\/p>\n

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