Here we go again

Ah, the change of seasons. Here in North Texas, it's starting to change from winter to spring. Now, while I used to truly love spring, because it meant summer and warmth were coming, I have less love for it than I did in the past. You see, any time the weather fluctuates wildly- from sunny and warm to rainy and cool and back again- my fibromyalgia and arthritis act up terribly which explains the 2 week hiatus in posting. I honestly haven't been able to type any more than absolutely necessary. Also, my daughter's production of Winnie the Pooh opens on Friday, so I've been spending time at the theater. Not as much time as I used to, because of the fibro, but some.

I did finally get the beads in for my kits, so I'll be opening up the testing group soon. Once the pain in my hands calms down a little more, I'll get a sample made for you all to see.

Almost Done!

My inventory is almost completed- all I have to do is count my finished pieces and then put everything in the computer. This is a really good thing because the next thing I have to do is write the book for my intermediate class that starts, oh, MONDAY! That would be tomorrow. I have outlined the book, but I don't have all the samples made.

North Texas Polymer Clay Guild meets today. I'm taking Wilbury the traveling dragon. He's going all over the country meeting new polymer clay artists, and this week he is with me! He hopes Ellen has some new dragon friends for him to meet.

No Pictures for a While

Unfortunately, this will be a picture free blog for a while, unless I post pictures of my old stuff. I have been working on a new lighting set up, and hoped to have it ready by now, but I'm waiting for the final piece to come in.

On a related note, almost all the supplies for my latest class came in today- only thing that didn't arrive- the unsubstitutable Kato liquid medium! I checked over all the orders and packing lists- apparently I never pushed the "add to order" button under it- so an emergency order went out to the great folks at Polymer Clay Express and they should have it here before we need it.

The intermediate class did finally make- thanks to Pat and Patty and all the others that signed up so we could meet and make beautiful things.

Working along

Not much terribly exciting happening today- I've been requested by my husband to PLEASE have the Christmas decorations down by the time he gets back from working with our church this morning. 

This post has been modified to avoid references to a project under consideration by a national magazine. See April 27th.