Wednesday, April 20, 2011

Carl Rohrs Workshop Highlights

Carl Rohrs rolled into town for his 2nd of three workshops. The new camera and slide set up allows us to stay in our seats as he demonstrates, freeing us to follow along or take notes from our seats! It's a terrific teaching tool! Each workshop is a combination of demonstrations and show and tell, one on one help and guidance, and slides of work he has traveled the world to see in museum and private collections. He introduced us to paper cutwork last month and brought in more exampes for us to see up close.

Carl's cutwork "S"


One of Carl's many cutwork numbers



Kathy's cutwork


Another sample of Kathy's work


Working one on one

Archiver's coupons for cardstock!

Here's the link:
http://www.archiversonline.com/coupons/05972b0f14c371c44abb6ac98370b1a0837e0d362d26a44ca2b767cd70b3ba2e

Monday, April 18, 2011

paper!

Michael's has Mi Tientes on sale this week - various prices, though all the paper sheets are the same size.  Some are 4/$5.  This is not in their sale flier for this week.  Shopped at the Powers location.

Saturday, April 2, 2011

Next Back 2 Basics Class


To inspire you, our Guild is now offering Back 2 Basics classes.  Back 2 Basics  is a continuing series of classes that will be offered six times this year  Upcoming classes include:  Uncial (April 23), Gothic (June 18), Italic (Aug. 20), Pointed Pen (Oct. 15) and Carolingian (Nov. 19).  Classes will run from 9 a.m. to noon.
 
All Guild members are invited to participate.  Registration is first-come, first-served, up to eight people per class.  The cost is $5 per class.  When you attend a class, paper, nib, nib holder & ink will be available for in-class use.  Catalogs for ordering your own supplies will be available.
 
The second class on Saturday, April 23rd is Back 2 Basics Uncial taught by Kay Dingwell.  
 
Registration will open on April 4th for this second class.  To reserve your spot, e-mail Sally Liverman at springsS_9@msn.com beginning on April 4th.  Only e-mails received on the 4th or after will be considered for registration.  Cost is only $5 and you’ll need to pay your $5 at the Guild meeting on April 12th or at the class. 
 
If you are one of the first eight to register, you’ll receive a confirmation e-mail and the location of the class.  Each class will meet at one of the teacher’s homes, giving you the opportunity to see their workspace and tools.