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    April 27, 2009  We're In the News!

    News Links:

    Owatonna People's Press News Article April 2009
    About Storyclay Telling with Maureen at the Owatonna, MN public library

    Jordan Independent Newspaper Interview April 2009
    An interview with Maureen

    June Polymer Cafe Features an Article by Maureen
    The June issue of Polymer Cafe Magazine features an article by Maureen about Story Boxes.

    http://www.ExploreJordan.org
    A terrific new website that features Jordan, MN, USA

    Puzzle-Face Mold #2  was used to create this character, named Paddington MacFarland the Third, an elf from Windwhistle Way. 

    A How-to downloadable Project Booklet will be available in late April.  We're guessing that you'll be able to meet a few of his friends as well.

     

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    What do these 8 faces have in common?  They were all created from Maureen's new What a Character® Flexible Push Mold F1.

    For more info on push molds see Molds at Wee Folk Creations Website
    January 14, 2009

    Class Dates for 2009 are now on-line on the classes page:  Classes  

    Check our our new Retreat Weekends weekends and Retreat Week, a great chance to renew your creative energies.

     

    Pictured at right is Katherine Dewey's Sprite from her August '09 class.

     

     POLYMER CLAY LINKS
    If you get most of your learning on-line, go to Cynthia Tinapple's blog at polymerclaydaily.com. Polymer Clay Daily.  It's a fantastic site with something new every day.  She's always searching for new info, so send her your favorite polymer clay links.

    I'm off to work on some class samples .... see you all soon, if only in our imaginations!

    Keep dreamin'.

    Maureen