Always something happening at the Guilded Lilies Workshops
Charity Dolls: We did a lot of sewing and managed to get over 100 dolls ready to finish. Every one made a commitment as to how many dolls to take home and finish. The we began tracing, sewing stuffing and putting them together. Below is a picture of the dolls made last year. These dolls will be finished at home and ready to give out to Children Services and James Children s Cancer Center.
March Meeting:
Kristin is teaching in March, Mind you Spindle. We are all looking forward to work with epoxy sculpt.. Remember to have your base gesso and ready for the class. Kristin will also have some wood spindles and wooden shakers ready for those that would not purchasing them from her.
Show & Tell
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| Dolls by Dot Lewallen - She has a theme going here don't you think? |
Two finished dolls showed up from
Rosie Rojas's class;
Mind, Body and Soul
The aquatic little frog "Freckles" head, hands and feet were sculpted from polymer clay. The body is painted muslin. by Cyndy Sieving
Baa -Baa by Merry Seipel was inspired in Rosie's class You might say Merry had a Little Lamb!
The head was sculpted in class. When she got home she made the body from a lambs wool and has the sheep knitting a sweeter from her own wool. How clever.
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| BEAT IT by Kristin Morris |
SHOW AND TELL IS ALWAYS A MIX MATCH OF DOLLS FROM WORKSHOPS, FINISHED PROJECTS, GIFTS, PURCHASES AND EXCHANGES
KEEP THEM COMING. HERE ARE A FEW MORE WILD AND WONDERFUL DOLLS
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| Rosie Rojas doll owned by Vicki Lamer |
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| Jody Miller's Christmas exchange doll now owned by Cynthia Dassler |
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| Hidden Treasures by Marilyn Young form the Guilded Lilies Ribbon Class |
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