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CLASS IN MARYLAND IN JULY
Maureen will be teaching one of her favorite
classes, her Story Box Class, in Maryland. Interested?
Every box will be different, reflecting each person's story, but
the general format will be choosing images, painting the box,
sculpting components, assembling the parts, telling the story,
celebrating the memories.
For more info, go to:
http://polymerclayfests.wordpress.com/
This special Master Camp is being organized by Kathryn
Ottman, who is the creative force behind the yearly Cabin Fever
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Narrative Beads: Beads
that Tell a Story
Maureen's Caribbean Cruise
Class
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Join
Maureen, Christi Friesen and Lisa Pavelka for a
Polymer Paradise Caribbean Cruise
Oct. 19 - 26, 2013
Info at:
Art Across the Oceans
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Announcing! New Books for Kids |
Featuring
Air Dry Clay |
(Preorder) A8907
Crazy Clay Creatures
Retail: $12.99 Your
price: $10.39 You
save: $2.60 (20%)
This item is available for
pre-order.
Estimated Ship Date: 05/31/13
By Maureen Carlson (Maureen
will autograph your copy)
Details: 64 pages, 130 Color Illustrations,
Paperback
by Northlight books.
- How to make creatures of all
kinds in lightweight, air-dry clay
- 20 step-by-step clay projects for children,
including dinosaurs and dragons, monsters, frogs,
orangutans and more
- Uses highly accessible, inexpensive air-dry clay
that is widely available in a variety of brands and
colors
- Topics/styles based on top BookScan activity
books for both older kids (9-12) and younger (4-8)
Preorder at
WeeFolk.com
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(Preorder)
A8908 Freaky Funny Clay
Retail: $12.99 Your
price: $10.39 You
save: $2.60 (20%)
This item is available for pre-order.
Estimated Ship Date: 05/31/13
By Maureen Carlson (Maureen
will autograph your copy)
Details: 64 pages, 130 Color
Illustrations, Paperback
by Northlight books.
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- How to make super
silly, gross and goofy projects in
lightweight, air-dry clay
- 20 step-by-step clay projects
for children with an aim toward
boys, including eyeballs, easy chess
pieces and more
- Uses highly accessible,
inexpensive air-dry clay that is
widely available in a variety of
brands and colors
- Topics/styles based on top
BookScan activity books for both
older kids (9-12) and younger (4-8)
Preorder
at WeeFolk.com
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Click the above photo
for larger view of what to expect in
Christi Friesen's August class.
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Diane Keeler:
Mad Hatter Marionette
June 19 - 21, 2013 (3 days)
Maureen Carlson: Moving Right Along ...
(characters that move):
June 23 - 28, 2013 (5 1/2 days)
Christi Friesen: August 5 - 11, 2013
(6 1/2 days)
Maureen Carlson:
Fantasy Week -
September 15 - 20, 2013 (5 1/2 days)
Jana Roberts Benzon: November 3 - 9, 2013
(6 1/2 days)
For
more info call Maureen: 952-492-3260 |
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The Storykeeper Pattern
and Facemold #F7 and Hand Mold 11 are now available as
Downloadable Projects
at Weefolk.com. |
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Need Someone to Listen to your story?
Maureen is now available for spiritual direction
appointments.
spiritualdirection.htm
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From our archives .... 1989
What's old is new again ........See our
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And we're still here ....2012
videos reissued in DVD format:
Video Info |
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Have you
received your April 2012 issue of PolymerCAFE'?
Maureen's Beads-On-A-Stick are on the cover.
You can
purchase it at booksellers or from
http://www.polymercafe.com
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You can
create
Maureen's
Beads on a String
Dangle Doll Angel
with our NEW
Downloadable PDF File
Available FREE for a limited
time
Especially for our
NEWSLETTER READERS
Download by March
19, 2012 |
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Make Charming Ornaments
From
Bead Mold
B2
<------- Turn plain
into marvelous
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Pictured here are different versions
of the top middle face from mold B2. All
samples were created with polymer clay.
After adding embellishments and baking to harden,
the ornament was colored with alcohol inks and
Coptic markers. |
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Mold B2The above samples were made with
the top-middle face from this mold.
To order
molds, go to weefolk.com |
Mold
B ----->
The samples below were made with the
bottom-middle face from this mold. |
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Use
Bead Mold
B
To Make a Christmas Elf
<------- Turn
plain
into marvelous
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<--- ^ --->
Pictured here are different versions
of the middle-bottom face from mold B. All
samples were created with polymer clay.
After adding embellishments and baking to harden,
the ornament was colored with alcohol inks and
Coptic markers, then strung with beading thread.
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