Photos from the November Meeting
Show and Tell
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| Rosie brought creations her grandsons have made during their visits. The three stump dolls are beautifully displayed in a shadowbox designed by Rosie. |
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| Rosie also brought several of her latest bell jar ornaments. This one contains two skaters. |
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| This ornament features two tiny figures on a sled. So cute! |
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| Suzanne R. displayed a darling curly-headed doll. Love her sense of color. |
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| Suzanne also brought this Santa for the book store window display next month. |
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| Prolific Zanaib always amazes us with a wealth of items she completes each month... while working full time at her day job! |
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| This is a close up of some of her paper ornaments made from book pages. |
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| More of Zanaib's ornaments and her fiber necklaces. Zanaib will be the featured artist for the book store window in February. She has invited Phoebes and friends to contribute altered books, and thanks to Christine Delgadillo's October workshop, many fabulous items will be on display. The deadline for submitting books is January 15. |
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| Sally brought to the meeting all the items we needed to make button flowers for our "make and take." The stems can be wrapped with floral tape and leaves may be added to make a button bouquet. |
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| Marcella brought examples from her collection of doll pins, some made by well-known artists, including the late Susanna Oroyan. |
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| Elizabeth never ceases to amaze us with her creativity. Her zombie ballerina for the window display is based on a character from the children's book, Zombelina. Who knew Zombie's could be so adorable! |
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