My First Class

Some might think that having a single person show up would be a
dissappointment, but for me it was perfect. My student and I had fun
covering real blown eggs with clay, then she took off on her own and covered
a pen and made beads! I got to explain a lot of the basics with her, and she
saw how mistakes can become an interesting, unplanned, effect.
I hope to teach a class this fall, with more students, and turn more
people on to the joys of polyclay.
Diana

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Queen of FAQs
Royal Peace Maker
http://photos.yahoo.com/lunamom44

I would love it if I was the only one in the class. I took my first class
last Saturday and fell in love with polymer clay. We made a Storyteller.
The little babies were the most fun.

Yesterday I spent the day gathering things in the house and putting them in
my polycorner. LOL I bought some sample packets at walmart and did a
sculpture of my husband fishing. I had a blast. I love this stuff. I have
been devouring the internet and printing/saving info left & right.

This is the first craft I've done that made me feel joy. I laughed and had
a great time. My dogs think I'm insane now. LOL

--
Debbie (New Mexico)
Life is too short
"Diana Curtis" wrote in message
...
Some might think that having a single person show up would be a
dissappointment, but for me it was perfect. My student and I had fun
covering real blown eggs with clay, then she took off on her own and
covered
a pen and made beads! I got to explain a lot of the basics with her, and
she
saw how mistakes can become an interesting, unplanned, effect.
I hope to teach a class this fall, with more students, and turn more
people on to the joys of polyclay.
Diana

--
Queen of FAQs
Royal Peace Maker
http://photos.yahoo.com/lunamom44




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I think it's great that you didn't cancel the class, which a lot of people
would do without a certain number of students to teach.
Your student alone will be great word of mouth for your next teaching gig, I'm
sure.
Hope you have a full house come the Fall.




Some might think that having a single person show up would be a
dissappointment, but for me it was perfect. My student and I had fun
covering real blown eggs with clay, then she took off on her own and covered
a pen and made beads! I got to explain a lot of the basics with her, and she
saw how mistakes can become an interesting, unplanned, effect.
I hope to teach a class this fall, with more students, and turn more
people on to the joys of polyclay.
Diana

Thank you!
The class was at our library, people coming in got to see us having fun and
they showed a lot of interest. I have a feeling next class will be full,
yay!
Di

--
Queen of FAQs
Royal Peace Maker
http://photos.yahoo.com/lunamom44
"SunsetStarWolf" wrote in message
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I think it's great that you didn't cancel the class, which a lot of people
would do without a certain number of students to teach.
Your student alone will be great word of mouth for your next teaching gig,
I'm
sure.
Hope you have a full house come the Fall.




Some might think that having a single person show up would be a
dissappointment, but for me it was perfect. My student and I had fun
covering real blown eggs with clay, then she took off on her own and
covered
a pen and made beads! I got to explain a lot of the basics with her, and
she
saw how mistakes can become an interesting, unplanned, effect.
I hope to teach a class this fall, with more students, and turn more
people on to the joys of polyclay.
Diana

One on one was great!
It's wonderful hearing the joy you've found in clay, that's exactly what i
hope to get across to the class. The beady head ladies I brought for show
and tell made a few people laugh and that was a great feeling.
I hope you have oodles of fun for many many years!
Diana

--
Queen of FAQs
Royal Peace Maker
http://photos.yahoo.com/lunamom44
"Debbie B" wrote in message
hlink.net...
I would love it if I was the only one in the class. I took my first class
last Saturday and fell in love with polymer clay. We made a Storyteller.
The little babies were the most fun.

Yesterday I spent the day gathering things in the house and putting them
in
my polycorner. LOL I bought some sample packets at walmart and did a
sculpture of my husband fishing. I had a blast. I love this stuff. I
have
been devouring the internet and printing/saving info left & right.

This is the first craft I've done that made me feel joy. I laughed and
had
a great time. My dogs think I'm insane now. LOL

--
Debbie (New Mexico)
Life is too short
"Diana Curtis" wrote in message
...
Some might think that having a single person show up would be a
dissappointment, but for me it was perfect. My student and I had fun
covering real blown eggs with clay, then she took off on her own and
covered
a pen and made beads! I got to explain a lot of the basics with her, and
she
saw how mistakes can become an interesting, unplanned, effect.
I hope to teach a class this fall, with more students, and turn more
people on to the joys of polyclay.
Diana

--
Queen of FAQs
Royal Peace Maker
http://photos.yahoo.com/lunamom44




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