It's so exciting that one of my favorite e-bay artists is offering an online workshop where she will be teaching a doll making class. It's super reasonable...only $35.00 and the tutorials and techniques are posted from Sept. 15 through Oct. 15. Her work is amazing and her primitive angels are so soft and their expressions are winsome in that Mona Lisa half-smile way . She describes the class as a" beginners course in prim doll making and working with paperclay."
Her e-mail is throughtheson@hotmail.com and her name is Jane DesRosier. I can stay in my house shoes and pajamas while taking a class from a master. Technology is wonderful... not counting the times I swear at my computer...
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2 comments:
I am so looking forward to the new things you come up with. What a neat class!
I love her work also!!! Show us part by part what you do!! We wanna see!
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