Baskets I'm Teaching at NCBA, 2010
Please take a look at these photos of the baskets I'm teaching at NCBA Convention in March. Unfortunately the brochure photos didn't show the color or detail at all. These are a better representation of what they look like. I hope you'll tell your friends to look here and will consider them when selecting your classes. Thanks. Lynn Hoyt
SA453
Saturday
8:30am-12:30pm
Gleam-n-Glow Beaded Mini Gourd
Lynn Hoyt
4 Hours
All Levels
2 1/4"H X 3 1/4" D
$35
page 31
Learn to bead coil on these gently undulating mini gourds. These vibrantly colored little vessels will gleam and glow with every stitch as you coil flat across the top with fragrant sweetgrass. Color coordinated options offered. A treat for the senses and a darling basket for rings and small treasures.
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SU454Sunday
8:00am-12:00pm
Oval Fantasy Sweetgrass Necklace
Lynn Hoyt
4 hours
All Levels
2 1/4"W X 2 3/4" H
$35
page 40
Lots of techniques will complete this colorful sweet-smelling pendant. You'll start by learning to inlay a handmade gilded stoneware medallion into an oval gourd piece and apply a woodburned accent. Then coil the pendant with fragrant sweetgrass, add a brass finding and twist a waxed linen neck cord. This is small work, so manual dexterity, a small light and possibly magnifying glasses are recommended.
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3 comments:
Wow! I LOVE Lyn's gourd! I hope to make it to the convention next year. If I can firm up my travel plans, I will certainly take her class. Does anyone know how quickly these classes fill up?
Hi J.R.
Class registration is currently open for current NCBA Members. Online registration is at http://www.ncbasketmakers.com Reigstration will be until Dec18, at which time clases are assigned...it is done randomly, by computer. At that time, some classes will be filled entirely. But we have a second round of registration, the next month. This is for people who have joined NCBA later. There are still plenty of classes to pick from. It is easy to fill your schedule if you like many different kinds of baskets. I recommend you go to the website and investigate membership now. Soon the entire convention brochure will be posted on that site, and you will be able to see everything.
pamela
J.R., would love to have you in my class!
Pamela, I appreciate your putting up photos of my class offerings. Thanks for doing this for the teachers.
lynn
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