Upcoming Meetings
September 19, 2015
ATC Trading Swap- Make 1 Artist Trading Card to swap
September 26-27, 2015
Traveler workshop with Angela Jarecki
October 17, 2015
Challenge Dolls Due
November 21, 2015
Our 13th Annual Show and Sale
December 19, 2015
Christmas party
September 19, 2015
ATC Trading Swap- Make 1 Artist Trading Card to swap
September 26-27, 2015
Traveler workshop with Angela Jarecki
October 17, 2015
Challenge Dolls Due
November 21, 2015
Our 13th Annual Show and Sale
December 19, 2015
Christmas party
Member Birthdays
Wishing wonderful birthdays to Mary, Kathryn, and Denise!
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| Katie's sculpting homework |
August Meeting Minutes
Members present: Julie G, Jude, Ann C, Julie W, Andrea, Virginia, Janet, Ann R, Mary, Vicki, Ron, Sue, Sara, Leslie, Mary Jane, and Katie.
Members present: Julie G, Jude, Ann C, Julie W, Andrea, Virginia, Janet, Ann R, Mary, Vicki, Ron, Sue, Sara, Leslie, Mary Jane, and Katie.
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| Katie's Windows Windows |
Business Meeting
The Windows Online Workshop with Angela Jarecki is underway. We had several great face drawings to show what a great class it is. Looking forward to meeting Angela in person soon.
The Greenfield Art Center is available for the Traveler Class, so we will start class there at 9AM on Saturday September 6th. You can bring your lunch or there is a restaurant next door and several fast food places in the area. The Art Center address is below.
The Greenfield Art Center is available for the Traveler Class, so we will start class there at 9AM on Saturday September 6th. You can bring your lunch or there is a restaurant next door and several fast food places in the area. The Art Center address is below.
Anya and Baby - The Traveler with Angela Jarecki
Saturday & Sunday Sept 26th and 27th
Greenfield Art Center
2 W. Main St.
Greenfield, IN 46140
Class begins at 9AM Saturday Sept 26
2 W. Main St.
Greenfield, IN 46140
Class begins at 9AM Saturday Sept 26
$120 class fee, no pattern or kit fee will be charged
The class is full, but if you have not paid in full, please send the remainder of your fee to Jude.
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| Julie W's Windows |
It's hard to believe, but the November Show and Sale is almost upon us. If you are going to have a table, start gathering your sale items. Katie and Leslie are working together to make the postcards.
The next Threads of Time retreat is November 6,7, and 8th. This is a great time to finish up any Show and Sale items you are making. Individuals have to make their own reservations at the Threads and Beds website.
We discussed having another Show and Sale at the Threads of time and didn't come to a conclusion. Think about it and we'll discuss again at the September meeting. Do we want to do it every 2 years? Also, bring your ideas for challenge dolls for that show. So far ideas are Christmas in July, Halloween or Civil War prints.
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| Jude's Windows drawing |
Our own challenge, Leather and Lace is due at the October meeting, October 17th. We reminded everyone that it can be real leather or something that looks like leather. It doesn't have to be real.
We talked about classes for 2016. It was voted on to host our own Sue Odell in the Spring. We're entertaining ideas for the fall workshop. So far the two names that came up were Ute Vasina and Charlie Patricolo. If you think of anyone you would like to see come to Indy for a workshop, drop Andrea an email.
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| Vivki's NICU quilts |
Show and Tell
Katie is enrolled in an online sculpting class with Deb Wood making a pose-able armature out of polymer clay. Her Windows face and small quilted frame are done. She also brought her Australian fabric challenge doll, Kamira. She embodies the freedom of the Aboriginal woman. She was the winner of the People's Choice award at the Threads of Time Show and Sale. Congrats!
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| Mary's vintage crochet hooks? |
Julie W also completed her Windows face and frame, as well as the heart frame Angela included in the class. Her Aborigianl challenge doll, Miranda, means pretty lady. All of the little girls at Threads of Time loved Julie's doll!
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| Julie's Black fish |
Ann R attended the UFDC convention is St. Louis and really enjoyed visiting a toy/ miniature museum there.
Ann C's aboriginal challenge were here two maple tree spirits made from Lucy Landry's pattern, all anatomically correct and really cute.
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| Julie G's beaded fish |
Mary found a vintage sewing instrument at a garage sale, nobody was sure what it was or it's function, perhaps a crochet hook?
Jude brought her Australian challenge doll, Gilly. She was made from a Lucy Landry pattern.
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| Janet's Windows |
Julie G brought in another beaded fish from Dot Lewellen's pattern from her AFIC class, very fishy! She also had her Aboriginal challenge doll, Tinka, made from Lucy Landry's Bridgett pattern.
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| Julie G's Tinka |
Janet had her completed Windows faces in frames. She was one of several "over achievers" in our group :-)
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| Sara's AFICC dolls |
Virginia was a darling pull toy, a black cat rolling on a platform made from Christine Shively's pattern from the AFICC class. This will be a present for her aunt, Lucky Auntie!!
Leslie attended the UFDC convention in St. Louis as well, a dream come true! The favor doll was done by Susan Frostnot. The theme of the convention was the Year of the Cloth Doll, right up Ann and Leslie's alley! Leslie is also working on her Windows class, drawing faces.
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| Virginia's pull toy |
Sara had three completed figures from her AFICC class with Deborah Klopp, Red Riding Hood, Santa, and a Day of the Dead doll. They are all painted and adorably "weird."
Mary Jane is into English paper piecing and she is working on piecing together one inch hexagons, tiny work!!
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| Close up of the kitty |
Andrea - this lucky girl inherited a button box from her husband's grandmother, and she made three really cute button bracelets that she is giving various relatives. She also showed off a beautiful read an blue vintage quilt top dated between 1890- 1910 that she purchased at a quilt show.
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| Leslie's favor by Susan Frostnot |
Vivki's church, Faith United Methodist, has started an all day sewing group that meets on the second Saturday of the month, all are welcome. They are making small quilts to be given to the NICU at Riley hospital. She brought in a couple of examples. You can contact Vicki if you are interested in joining.
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| Leslie's book from UFDC convention |
Mary Jane won the nametag drawing. Today's program was presented by Leslie. She demonstrated her method for creating teeny tiny fingers. Thank you Leslie!
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| Andrea's button bracelets |
Next Meeting
Next meeting is the Artist Trading Card Swap. Bring at least 1 card to swap. You can bring more if you like. They can be any media, not just fabric. Sue and Virginia will be organizing and running the exchange. Also, we have decided to do a swap meet. Bring any items from your studio that you no longer have a need for.
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| Leslie's Window drawings |
Upcoming Challenges
Leather and Lace- Due at the October meeting, make a cloth doll that includes the materials leather and lace in some way. No restrictions on size or theme.
Fantasy Face Pin Doll - Make a pin doll of a Face that tells a story. Due at the May, 2016 joint meeting with the Rivercity Figurative Artist's Guild.
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