VicePresident Debbie Updegraff introduces guest teacher, Eugena Topina.
Getting setup to play with clay!
Debbie describes Eugena's work.
Eugena demonstrates how to begin.
She provided us a whole page of cute pattern options.
The master at work.
She makes it look so simple!
Rapt attention! The artist brought several trays of her finished jewelry to display which several of us purchased.
Just a few of her finished necklaces.
Janet works on her first piece.
Linn makes a face.
Teri focuses.
Pam practices a new technique.
A Teri innovation
Fritz Buster
Pam's Picasso
Pam MacNaughton
These are Anne's.
Anne's spirals
Anne Rowe
Alice's art on her workspace.
Alice Clayton
Sue Ellen's
Sue Ellen
Deb's fan shaped design.
Deb Williams
Rianna was inspired by ancient Egyptian art.
We were all impressed with Rianna's Enubis replica.
Reanna
One of the best things about a workshp is spending the day with friends.
Donna was busy!
Donna Hess
Debbie's double heart spiral.
Debbie Updegraff
Lynette's house design.
Lynette Fisk
Mary's heart, of course.
Mary working on a practice step.
Mary DeWerff
Janet used a piece of a filigree stamping. She also designed a piece for her son.
Janet Silke-Skoval
Kim Keane
Kim was prolific, as always.
We practiced on paper patterns provided by Eugena.
Robin's crescent
Robin Young
Michelle Wineland created a raku effect with multiple mica powders.
Jenn's doodle art.
Also Jenn's doodles.
Jennifer Stangle
Jason's mysterious design reminds me of the movie "Stargate."
Jason Stangle
Linn's spirals fill a large oval shape.
Linn Fowler
Eugene Tipola explains how she added Swarovski crystals to a pendant.
Eugena's amazing large butterfly pendant.
