Workshop

Workshop Projects for the 2008 Year

Workshops are held on days we have a regular meeting. The Workshops start at 9 a.m. and end at 12 noon.

January 13 - Three Kings Tin pocket - Nancy Genetti

March 8 - Raspberries - Carol-Lee Cisco, CDA

May 10 - Outerbanks Lighthouse - Donna Williams

July 12 - Service Project

CHAPTER WILL FURNISH PIZZA FOR LUNCH

September 13- Eagle - Linda McDonald

November 8 - Watercolor Pencil Cards - Sharron White

2009

January 10 - Daisy Coasters - Nancy Genetti

March 2008 Carolee Cisco teaches raspberries in oils:

January 2008 Nancy Genetti teaches Three Kings on a tin pocket.

November 2007 Workshop with Linda McDonald, pastel kitten

At the September 2007 Workshop Lori Bean taught use strokework using a filbert brush. Everyone learned something new!

At the July workshop, Barbara Cassidy taught brush calligraphy.

May 12 workshop was painting tote bags for Genesis Women's Shelter. Sharron White led the painting with a couple of simple designs. Members painted those and many of their own designs. Nearly 50 bags were painted and the members were treated to pizza for lunch.

March 2007 Workshop with Carol-Lee Cisco - Yellow Rose Heart Ornament

January 2007 Workshop with Nancy Genetti - Peppermint Heart

January meeting was postponed due to weather but a few members showed up to paint so the workshop was held and a "preview meeting" for the members that were there.

November 2006 Workshop with Barb Revitt - Strokework

July 2006 Workshop with Linda McDonald - Watercolor Rose

May 2006 Service Project - Painting Memory Boxes with Judy Fender

March 2006 Workshop with Lori Bean - Snowmen ornaments

January 2006 Workshop with Marge Bode

November 2005 Workshop with Sharron White

Single White Blossom in Genesis

July 2005 Workshop with Judy Fender

House in the Country

Here is a larger picture of the House in the Country for those of you that did not get finished. If you print it in landscape should fit on 8 1/2 x 11 paper. You should be able to enlarge it also. Save it to your computer and use whatever photo software you use.