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Cabin Fever Clay Festival 2010


Recently, I attended Cabin Fever Clay festival, in Maryland.
This was my first year.  It is their third year, and a success!
I was part of a  group of polymer clay artists attending classes with some very well known
polymer clay artists, who offered classes.  I can't remember all their names, and I'm too lazy to get up and find the literature from the workshops.  I will include it soon. They were all fabulous, and so gracious to instruct, give tips, little secrets, and always laughter!
 This doll was created by Minnesota's own
Maureen Carlson.  I  took her class she offered in Maryland, on HOW to make your
own doll, where she encourages one to use their own gifts and talents to make a version of the doll, the class was called "Stackables" each piece is placed on a metal rod, that runs through the middle of the piece. So, each piece rotates on this rod.  As you spin her dress around, it says
 "TRUST, LOVE,PEACE, HOPE, FAITH" and if you look closely, you'll see the words "BE" all around the bottom of the piece, COOL HUH!
The festival was a lot of fun, I met a lot of incredible artists attending the classes, who were very warm, welcoming, and made me feel like I belonged!  That's important to me.
I will post photos of the charm swap soon, they are all so special.
A great big Thank you, goes out to Kathryn Ottman for organizing this huge event, she did an excellant job!
Thank you all for the wonderful memories.

3 comments:

Cheeky Rose Boutique said...

Love Maureen's new creation! Just a note to say hello and that Elfred has made himself right at home in my studio! Jan

Abi said...

Thank you so much for your lovely comment on my latest blog post - I really appreciate it - thank you. Loving your dolls - hey, you should join the Etsy ADO team if you have time!be great to have you there :O)

Debbi said...

Thank you for the sweet comment on my blog! You asked about if I knew any great blog sites that had helpful tips. I just recently found this one: http://a-heart4home.blogspot.com/2009/04/blog-button-with-text-box-for-code.html
It has easy-peasy instructions on how to make your own blog button for others to grab. I also heard about http://fotoflexer.com/app/index.php?integration=fotoflexer that allows you to crop, write on, etc. photos--I used it to make my blog button.
Hope that helps! Thanks again for stopping by my blog.
*smiles*
debbi

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