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Jeannie's
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 Congratulations to our polyclay pal, Lisa
Pavelka, whose Poly-Bonder was recognized as a Primedia/Craftrends Product of Excellence at the 2005 CHA (Craft and Hobby
Association) show in Atlanta.  Poly-Bonder is an instant bonding cyanoacrylate (super) glue specially designed to fuse raw or baked polymer clays at up to 300 degrees Fahrenheit. It comes with its own brush-on applicator in 5 gram bottles.  More important than how amazing this glue is, is how beautiful Lisa looked the night of the awards banquet. (Check out that snazzy dress). We love you, Lisa!!!! ><><><><><
Wowser,
as Inspector Gadget would say. It's great to have the ole publishing
machine cranked up again at the wigwam (aka pcPolyzine World
Headquarters). So many of you have written such nice emails to me
over the last few months and I would like to thank you for your loyal
and ongoing support. (We've added a Guest Book so you can
post comments for the whole world to read).There's lots of news to share with you! If you've already looked at the Events page, you'll notice it is now in calendar format complete with links to the events and contacts. This format allows us to promote many more events than in the past. Editorial Advisory Board member, Trina Williams, is our official Calendar Goddess, so send your announcements to her at events@pcpolyzine.com. I would especially like to thank all the members of the Editorial Board for being so supportive. They each do so much behind the scenes to keep my head above water, and trust me, that's not an easy job. I love each of them dearly. We have some surprises in store for you beginning with the very next issue of pcPolyzine. Talented polyclay artist and good friend, Linda Hess, has joined our happy group and will be bringing you completed scrapbook pages that use polymer clay embellishments. Linda's clever designs will have you pulling out push molds and coming up with your own unique page adornments. We're also featuring those luscious new Sculpey III colors on handmade greeting cards. You can see all 16 shades in the Clay Crumbs column in this issue. Look for the cards in the July issue. And last but not least, this is a good time for you to join (or renew your membership) the National Polymer Clay Guild. As a member, you receive PolyInformer, the guild newsletter, and special discounts on guild events. Be sure to read the personal message from National Polymer Clay Guild President, Patty Barnes, in this issue of pcPolyzine. |