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Wreath Project
South Texas Polymer Clay Guld
Patty
Barnes, Vice-President |
This was a great challenge
for our South Texas Polymer Clay Guild. We
have both new and experienced clayers
in the guild so it was a wonderful
opportunity for us to share. We spent
one guild meeting on translating
quilt patterns into quilt canes and applying
some color theory. Another
guild meeting was spent on learning different
ways to make leaves,
caned, cut and textured and cut and PearlExed.
The last meeting was putting everyone's
efforts together to completely
cover the entire wreath both front and
back and inside and out with both quilt canes, quilted hearts, butterflies,
fish, angels, and other
surprises hidden under a variety of leaves.
The wreath is a good sized
16" across and since it is decorated on
both sides can be hung in a door
window for everyone to enjoy.
Our guild meets monthly in Corpus Christi
on the second Saturday from
1-4:30 p.m. We love visitors and invite
ya'll to come on down.
Patty Barnes
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Judy
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Diane, Linda
and Nancy
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Patty
and Diane
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Nancy, Patty, Dianne,
Linda,
and Margaret
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Peche is putting cane slices on a butterfly while Diane Fredette, Linda
Jones and Nancy Schultz (l-r) prepare the ribbon for hanging the wreath.
Patty Barnes and Diane are adding the ribbon wrap. Nancy, Patty, Dianne,
Linda and Margaret Hoelscher are "making progress" |
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click on thumbnails
to see larger images
Those who contributed,
but were camera shy, are: Rose Cavasos, Mary Schaudies, Ruphia Peche, Vgee
Greenwood, and Claudia Gomez. We couldn't have done it without them!
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If you have a group that would be interested
in particpating, email IR. |
