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.

Updates finished

Yay! The update to my web site is finally finished. It now shows some winter pieces instead of summer ones! I also updated my class listings so that you can see what I'm actually about to teach instead of what I taught last year. 

I forgot to mention Dan Flake, who took the great shot of my Twill Soon be Spring piece that's shown a couple of days ago- Thanks Dan! Visit his website at www.danflake.com if you get a chance.

On another note, Wilbury the Traveling Dragon will be at my house soon. He just missed our ice storm, but hopefully we'll find lots of fun things to do. Click here to see all the fun things he's already been up to across the country.

Gallery Night!

I was at the opening of a Member Show called Transitions last night- I had a piece entered. Didn't win anything, but the piece sold while the show was being hung! It's called "Twill Soon be Spring" and is made from polymer clay. The image is several winter bare trees, but one is filled with spring green liquid clay and has tiny yellow flowers all over it.

Also, I have an intermediate class starting on February 9th at Milliken Center in Lewisville, TX.

I'll have a beginner's intensive workshop sometime before that for people who want to attend the intermediate class but don't have any experience with polymer clay.

Update: Picture is now posted (obviously)