Meeting Minutes 11 Sept 2018
16 present
Tips & Tricks (suggestions from the peanut gallery!)
Welcome & Announcements:
**Our lending library is available each and every month. Check out some of the terrific books we own!
**Kim Hetherington plans to do a class on bookbinding at our retreat in Oct. Prior to that, she will have supplies to make creative papers Oct 6that library 21C from 10-2 in their ‘create space’. Please bring sheets of Arches Text wove with you if you sign up to attend.
**Kathy Sullivan plans to present a linoleum print cutting class for us. We will need basic supplies like tracing paper, a pencil and eraser, a wooden spoon, and an idea. Look on line for linoleum print ideas.
**Candy Entingh plans to have a fun class using mixed media with white gesso.
**Sherry will offer a Copperplate class in her home for 4 Thursdays in November. Contact her if you’re interested.
**Binders Keepers is a bookbinding guild that meets every other month. Their next meeting is the 2ndSat in Nov at 21C form 2-4.
**Sketch the Springs, a sketching group, meets the 3rd Sat each month from 10-12:30.
**Kathy reported that our submissions for the gallery showing were a huge success and she greatly appreciated our involvement. The last day of the show is Monday the 17th.
Show & Share:
**This mostly doubled as our evening presentation…
Evening Presentation:
**We went around the room, one at a time, showing what little tricks or tips we thought were relevant or helpful. A few things that were helpful to me were…. The use of a glue stick to add gold leaf to various pieces. Lighter fluid is a good cleaner. It evaporates and doesn’t leave a residue. Elmers tape strip is easy to use. Isopropyl alcohol will eat dried acrylic and inks. Use a flip calendar as a stand up cheat sheet with reduced exemplars.
Kim's marbled booklet |
Kim Hetherington |
Kim's example of tooling in leather |
Kim's folded pouch
Kristi Lyons had several examples to show the different nibs or pencils she used for the four pieces below
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