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2010 Upcoming Quarterly Programs Location: Lakewood Center for the Arts, 368 State Street, Lake Oswego. Our
meeting room is on the ground floor, accessible from the side entrance on Middle Crest Road. If you
enter from the parking lot behind
the building, turn right and go downstairs.
Time: Come at 9:30 AM to socialize, display samples of your work, and see what your fellow artists have been doing. Business meeting and program begin at 10. Program: Linda
Johansen (www.lindajohansen.com) speaking on her quilt/art journey. Linda will also lead workshops on
advanced bowl-making (September 9) and gingerbread houses (September 10).
Linda Johansen Workshop Registration Open Now Each workshop costs $60; $120 for both. Linda will have copies of her books for purchase. Deadline for registration is August 25. To register, send your check to:
Rita Kilstrom
2487 Pimlico Dr. West Linn, OR 97068 Rita will furnish the complete supply list when she receives your check. Any questions? Email ritaquilts@comcast.net or call 503.650-6594. Workshop location and hours will be announced shortly.
September 9 Workshop: Irresist-A-Bowls II 6 hour class, maximum 20 students Let your creativity loose on the Double Square Bowl and the Sunflower Bowl. Bring fabrics you love and create two fun and artsy bowls to take home and show off. These can be classy or funky gifts for your friends, art for your house, or vessels to hold things. Linda will show you tips and tricks to make the process easy as pie - no, cookies! Once you've started you won't want to quit! Book required, templates will be available. September 10 Workshop: Gingerbread House 6 hour class, maximum 20 students Lace on the windows, bells on the roof, trim on the chimney... get ready for Christmas (or any other season you want to make it for!) with this fun and easy gingerbread house. It can look like it is made of gingerbread, stone, wood or fantasies. Bring a few friends, some glitz, and the ideas will just keep coming. Best of all, no sugar or weight gain involved. The house and base also fold flat for easy storage or transportation. Book required, templates will be available. September 2010 Challenge: Hats Use any technique or combination of techniques that inspire you -- knitting, crocheting, sewing, felting, basketry, braiding or any imaginative technique, as long as it incorporates fiber of some sort. There are no size limitations and the design does not have to be functional. First Prize: $30 cash. Second Prize: $20 cash. Winners will be determined by popular vote. Questions? Contact Carla Haake, 503-245-5762, chaake@spiritone.com _______________________________________ __________________________________ _________________________________________ June 2010 - J. Lee Isbara, "Korean Wrapping Cloths: The Art of Pojagi." December 2008 - Rosalie Neilson: Kumihimo: From Defense to Decoration |
