Somebody remind me!
I will piddle and fiddle and nip at something till I eventually ruin it. I have done enough to this little chakra bar pendant. The chain can wait till tomorrow. I’m walking away!
Well, maybe just turn it over so the beads are in the right order!
Vivi had tried her hand at weaving potholders at school, but really got the hang if it when I told her to alternate colors! 
Here’re my latest frames from JTV. I am very pleased! I’ll have to pack them up for now, but someday…
and I’m obsessed with it! Polymer clay will do that to you!
2 shelves, 3 cabinets, 6 hours!
My primary workspace at Mama’s House is the kitchen counter. I need to clear it so I can empty the upper cabinets, clean and reline them. I create a little, too, while I’m at it. Today’s play:
These were baked in my small white toaster oven at 250F for 30 minutes with no burning!
I’m making molds
and carving out molded pieces
while I’m clearing my workspace at Mama’s House.
Here at Camp Nana! Moldmaking and clay playing first thing in the morning! 
Somebody remembered how to make a Natasha bead without being told!
of the Blue Ridge Polymer Clay Guild! ‘Very proud to have joined this creative bunch of ladies, today!
The lady in yellow is Marilyn Davenport who comes all the way from Sevierville, TN! Today she demonstrated a polymer quilt technique!
Laura Sheaffer and I attended.
Since Laura is an accomplished quilter, this was right up her alley!
Marilyn was a knowledgable teacher. It was an inspiring and memorable session!