Becca, thanks for passing on the info... and I promise not to enter... this time! (Actually I've been very lucky this year, so I'm not entering any more contests til January.)
Also thanks for your thoughtful comment on my blog re: Challenge of Travel. I am a relative newcomer in polymer clay compared to some of the wonderful artists I admire. It is a very forgiving medium as well as virtually unlimited in imaginative possibilities. If you don't already frequent her site (I notice she's not on your blogroll), Cindy Lietz has a very user-friendly teaching program mostly geared to polymer clay. This is the link to her blog for info:
http://www.beadsandbeading.com/blog/
(Hope you don't mind a reply here, Becca. I usually respond by email but you don't have a link to yours in your Blogger profile.)
I'm a wife, Mommy, writer, actor, director, poet, painter, singer, jewelry designer and beader. I have always loved the idea of an 'artist in residence' program... I pray that my life is a reflection of the love, mercy and grace of God.
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Becca, thanks for passing on the info... and I promise not to enter... this time! (Actually I've been very lucky this year, so I'm not entering any more contests til January.)
Also thanks for your thoughtful comment on my blog re: Challenge of Travel. I am a relative newcomer in polymer clay compared to some of the wonderful artists I admire. It is a very forgiving medium as well as virtually unlimited in imaginative possibilities. If you don't already frequent her site (I notice she's not on your blogroll), Cindy Lietz has a very user-friendly teaching program mostly geared to polymer clay. This is the link to her blog for info:
http://www.beadsandbeading.com/blog/
(Hope you don't mind a reply here, Becca. I usually respond by email but you don't have a link to yours in your Blogger profile.)
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