Hi
Jeannie,
I
have checked on the
article and all I can say is that it is FANTASTIC!!!!! You did a
wonderful job
and I am very pleased. Thank you again for contacting me. I have
received one inquiry
for a custom order, but I am sure there will be more to come. Thank you
again I
really appreciate you doing the feature.
Sincerely,
"gone
to the dogs"
Sheryl
Morrow
Gosh,
Sheryl, I'm blushing. It's you who deserves the thanks for being so
willing to share your "puppy" art with us. I know the readers enjoyed
the article and I am hoping they will flood your mailbox with custom
orders. I am posting the address here so they can write to you: smorrow1@mindspring.com.
Hi
Jeannie,
I'm enjoying Polyzine, and appreciating your hard work... in a 3 by 3
space, no
less! Would you be able and willing to include the ability to have an
Adobe
Acrobat version of the issues? I have a lot of past issues saved, and
like to
refer to them as needed. Thanks! -- Bonnie
Oh
Bonnie, I'm such a ditz! I promised to have the PDF versions available
by last month and I still can't quite tweak it just right. Please give
me another MONTH and maybe I'll have it all figured out. Thanks. Jeannie
Hello
I am
emailing you to hopefully
find some ideas. I love polymer clay and have been using it for about 3
years
now. I would really love to turn my hobby into a business. Any
suggestions
would be so helpful. Thanks. -- Michelle L
Why,
Michelle, what a coincidence that you would ask. (Now tell the other
nice readers that we aren't related and that I didn't put you up to
asking that question).
If
you check this month's article about It's All About the Clay,
our brand new newsletter, you'll see that we'll be providing monthly
tips and information on turning your polymer clay hobby into a
business, or as I like to say, "how to make the clay pay!"
We're
featuring home-based business guru Barbara Brabec and if she
can't help you, I don't know who can. She's terrific and I've used her
personal consulting services with my own business.
Good
luck to you in your endeavors.
Would
you please update our
address on: http://www.pcpolyzine.com/guilds.html
to www.scpcg.org? Thanks very much!
Diane Villano
Bead&Button '04 Faculty
Retreat Coordinator, Clay ConneCTion '04, July 23-25
Hello,
I am
the new webmaster for
the Greater Atlanta Polymer Clay Guild. I notice that you have a link
to our
site. I just wanted to let you know that we have a new web address. It
is: http://www.gapcguild.com.
Please correct
your link when you have a chance.
Regards,
Janet
Stevenson
Webmaster, GAPCG
Dear Clay Guild Goddesses -
Your addresses are updated and
corrected.
Hi
Jeannie,
I
love your online magazine!
It's so informative and inspirational. Congratulations!
I'm
not in any
guild right now, but there's one in Atlanta
that I'm thinking of joining. And on another yahoo group, I got an
email saying
that they may have to cancel the EoPC conference. I couldn't make it to
San Diego,
but if they'd
just move it to the southeast, I'd be cooking!!
Oh,
your subscription
newsletter sounds exciting, and a bargain at 12 bucks a year!
Thanks
again for all you
poly do,
allison
Hi
Allison -
I
sure hope you are enjoying those books you bought from me online. Now
let's sort through your comments: First, thanks for saying nice things
about pcPolyzine. Next, look at the letters right above yours
in this column and be sure you have the correct contact information for
the Atlanta Guild. As for the EoPc conference being cancelled, we
should know for sure in just a few days. Let's hope things will proceed
as planned. I'm sorry you can't make it to San Diego -- I can't either,
but we'll have our chance next November. ClayQuest 2005 is being held
in, ta-dah! - Georgia, so I hope to see you there.
Oh,
and as for the subscription newsletter...tell everybody we're not
related, either, OK?
Great
to hear from you. Talk to you soon!
Jeannie-
Thanks so much for including the Philadelphia Guild’s retreat in PC
Polyzine. The
only <blush> problem is that the link from your web page to your
application form does not work. I think I know what the problem is. The
link
should read:
http://www.philadelphiapolymerclayguild.com/retreat-application.shtml
The link in PC Polyzine reads:
http://philadelphiapolymerclayguild.com/retreat-application.shtml
(note- the www. has been left off.)
Hope you can fix it and thanks again!!
Sheesh!
How did I omit such an obvious thing? I guess I need to burn a little
less midnight oil and maybe get my glasses checked. Thanks for pointing
out the mistake. It's all fixed now (I hope).
Dear
Dear friends,
I
visited Polyzine today and
I enjoyed a lot all the articles and infos as well as the useful tips
from Mr
Alan Vernall, I have to thank him so much! I’d like to e-mail him
directly
since we are in the same side of the world!
I’d
also like to share with
you some of my latest creations and ask some infos about how I can sell
them on
the net in order to raise some cash and go to the San Diego convention
witch is
my dream but I do not believe would never be true since only the
tickets from
Rhodes cost $1200.- not mentioning all the other expences. I just
aquired a
scanner so I can share some scanshots with you.
Thank
you for your help.
I’d
also like to get into
ClayPlayPals But I cannot log in that address. Thank you again.
Helen
Lemonis
Greek polyholic
PS -
The lace pendant is
with silver wire and finding, I think that clay deserves some better
handling. Sorry
for any inconvenience cause by the attachment some with the scan
installation,
the computer man is going to fix it. See you on line. Thank you for
your
kindness.
Dear,
Dear Helen -
Good
to hear from you again from Greece. I have forwarded your email to Mr.
Alan Vernall and I am sure he will contact you. I have posted one of
your clay pieces in our new Gallery. It is truly beautiful.
Unfortunately, I was unable to open the other image, but send it to me
again and I'll be sure it's in the Gallery next month.
PS
- The address for joining the Clay Play Pals Yahoo Group is: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Clayplaypals/join.
Hi
Jeannie,
Did I give you the info that I'm teaching a polymer clay class on the
third
Sunday at Michaels on Bee
Caves Road in Austin?
This will be a monthly class and they can either call the store or
contact me
at: pbarnes@the-i.net.
The San Antonio Polymer Clay Guild will be holding a joint meeting with
the San
Antonio Bead and Ornament Society on July 24th. We will be making some
unique
beads and the SABOS group will be teaching how to string them.
The South Texas Polymer Clay Guild has just completed their first swap
of
black, white and gray beads. It was a huge success! We will be doing
more swaps
in the future. (Jeannie, I can take a quick photo of mine that I strung
together of everybody's' beads if you are interested.)
Patty [Barnes]
Vice-president
South Texas Polymer Clay Guild
President, San Antonio
Polymer Clay Guild
Well,
Miss Patty, now the whole polymer clay world knows about your classes
and the San Antonio joint clayers and beaders meeting. And if you'll
look at the article called, "Guild Swaps," you'll see your beautiful
black, white and gray beads. Thanks for sending me the photos. I want
to make a necklace like yours, too.
I can't seem to find any
information on the Elberhart
globes you mentioned in your ezine. Can you send me information on how
to buy
one please.
Rob R
Cheryl
Starr Design Group Inc.
Calgary,
AB
[Regarding] Haunted Toilet Snow Globe, by Garie Sim.
He mentions
that "Elberhart globes
are best in quality." Now, I searched the web for this so that I could
purchase and came up empty - do you think you could get me the source
(addy or
the phone number) so that I can access them? It would be much
appreciated. Kind
regards.
Ron H
OK, I think I've finally figured out why we
keep getting so many letters about these globes. It's E-B-E-R-H-A-R-D,
not Elberhart. There must be a typo in the original article. Which
reminds me, I still need to find time to make corrections in all the
issues prior to my acquiring the ezine. If you know of any, drop me a
note. Thanks.
In the meantime, here's the information on the globes again: Eberhard
Faber Toy Globes available at http://www.garieinternational.com.sg/
[Regarding the May 2004 issue]
Great
articles! I really
enjoyed reading them.
Kathy