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Washi Gourds with Emily Dillard - Decorate gourds with Japanese washi paper. (Emily will also be selling washi paper,
beads and pressed flowers.) Saturday afternoon. Class fee: $25. |
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Weaving on a gourd - $55 - Three patterns to choose from. Saturday & Sunday 9 am & 1 pm Susie Billingsley.<.td>
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Chip Carving on a gourd Saturday 9 am & 1 pm & Sunday 9 pm Lynn Rhem |
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Inlay on a gourd Saturday Sunday 9 am (two half days) Rhona Wuttke |
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Pen and Ink with Debby Grunden. You say you can't draw a straight line? Well, you don't need to.
Learn to transfer a pattern. The basics of shade and light. Using colored pencils and basic pen strokes to make your own
piece of art. Friends and family will be impressed with your finished work. Choose between 2 patterns, but take both patterns
home. Instructions will be given both Saturday and Sunday at 9:30, 10:30, 11:30 and 12:30 and you can work up to 4 hours
under Debby's supervision. Class fee $25.00, all materials furnished. |
6. |
Wood burning on a gourd Saturday 9 am – 12 noon. (Joe Lee) |
7. |
Tenerife weaving on a gourd $30- Saturday & Sunday 9 am & 1 pm - (Debby Remsburg). |
8. |
Old World Santa, (LaVonne Hall) |
9. |
Free - For Kids: Make-it-Take-it booth -- Fun both days provided by Lois Shutt and Verona Clark. |
10. |
Merle Teel and music instruments. Sunday afternoon. Merle plays and sings as seen on PBS----And has how to manual. |
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See the Gourd Quilt! An amazing project composed of 112 gourd tiles from gourd artists from across the US, Canada and
Australia. The Gourd Artist’s Guild is a large group of Gourd heads from all around the world, who chat together sharing
ideas, techniques, and friendship through John Stacy's Patch Pal e-mail list. To learn more about this project follow
this link -- or better yet, see the quilt for yourself at Sandlady's Festival this year! |