Thursday, March 1, 2018

2018 March Newsletter

Happy St. Patrick's Day !

I hope everyone is doing well and avoiding that nasty fly bug. I started with a head cold that turned to pneumonia. I'm getting better, but it sure is exhausting. But I'm still having fun painting.

Come join us on the 24th of March to paint with Sandy Reeder. She will be teaching “Whimsical Farm Animals” on a time water can.

Spring is around the corner and Heidi England will be here to teach an Alpine Schwibbogen. It is a cute laser cut dimensional piece. The characters are removable so it will be easy to paint. We will also have a special one day class on Friday following the seminar to paint the “Owls” (see the newsletter for more information).

This year our community service project is support for a battered woman’s shelter. They need clothing and personal toiletries. Monetary donations are always welcome.

Check out the blog for further information on the service project and our paint class happenings. Volunteers to teach classes are welcome. Call Tirzah @801-336-7900.

Remember: Do your best. Put a smile on your face. Be happy. You’re all beautiful.

See Ya
Lydia



2018 Seminars and Paint-ins
March 24th (Saturday) – Whimsical Farm Amimals – Sandy Reeder (prep)
April 3rd  5th (Tues – Thur) – Heidi England Seminar
April 6th (Friday) – Heidi England Owls
April 28th (Saturday) – Whimsical Farm Amimals – Sandy Reeder (rescheduled)
May 19th (Saturday) – Glass Painting – Nola Phillips
June 23rd (Saturday) – UFO (Unfinished Objects)
July 11th  13th (Wed  Fri)  Karen Nelson Seminar  Os Rosemaling
August 25th (Saturday) – TBA
September 27th   28th (Thur   Fri)   Linda Sharp Seminar
October 27th (Saturday) – TBA
November 24th (Saturday) – TBA
December – Christmas Party


2018 Paint-ins
The Board would like some input from the Chapter members about next year's Paint-ins and Seminars. What kind and style of projects would you like to paint? Who would you like as teachers? Would you willing to teach a class and if so, what would you teach? Please give this some serious thought. We are here for You. Contact any of the Board members with your ideas.


2018 Chapter Service Project
This year the Chapter will be supporting the battered woman's shelter, Safe Harbor. The shelter accepts clothing, toiletries and money donations. The Chapter will collect money for the shelter at each paint-in and seminar and you can give other items to Helen, who will take them to the shelter. We hope everyone will support this effort.


Raffles
This year we would like to ask all members to bring a NICE raffle item. You will receive two Christmas raffle tickets for your item. Painting supplies like palette paper, brushes, and tracing paper are always welcome as are nice wood or metal surfaces. Other items could include potted plants and candy. If you would like to receive it, it will probably make a good raffle item.


Christmas Raffles
This year at our Christmas Party we will again be having special raffle. It will be an signed original bentwood box by John Dunn generously donated to the Chapter by Carol Hillier. The Decorative Painting world lost one of the most well known folk artists with the death of John Dunn last year. John painted in the Peter Ompir Style as well as his own style. His works can be found in museums, is highly prized buy collectors, and commands high prices. 
This year's winner will be lucky indeed. 


Tickets will be on sale from now until the drawing at the party. The cost is $1.00 per ticket. You do NOT have to be present to win.






March
Whimsical Farm Amimals by Jo Sonja Jansen

Teacher:            Sandy Reeder 
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Cost:                 $7.50 (class fee)
Surface:            provide your own surface

Note: due to illness March 24th will be a prep day and April 28th is the rescheduled paint-in with Sandy.

Date:                 March 24th (Saturday) 10:00 am
                          April 28th (Saturday) 10:00 am
(setup and chat time 9:30-10:00)

Palette: Jo Sonja:
Burnt Umber            Azure or Ultra Marine Blue
Carbon Black           Brilliant Green (optional)
Doix Purple              Napthol Crimson
Marigold                  Purple Madder
Geranium                Unbleached Titanium
Gold Oxide              Vermillion
Red Violet

Prep Instructions:
Clean and prepare the metal. Base coat piece with Geranium + a little All Purpose Sealer. Dry. Paint bands with Marigold (yellow areas) and Azure (blue areas). If painting on a coffee pot, start the blue up by the yellow and slip-slap it down 1/3 to 1/2 of the way, fading the blue off and into the red. The spout is done the same. Dry well. Apply pattern.

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The Paint-in will be held at the Westwood Village Clubhouse (1111 N. 2000 W., Farr West, UT).Take I-15 #346 and go north on 2000 W/UT-126 0.6 of mile. The Clubhouse is on the west side of the street with parking on the west side of the building.













April
Heidi England Seminar

Teacher: Heidi England
Date:      April 3rd - 5th 9:00 am - 5 pm
Cost:     $250 (this includes the wood)

(See Seminar link for larger view of project)

Seminar: (There is a limit of 20 people for this seminar.) A $50 non-refundable deposit check should be made out to Golden Spike Decorative Painters and mailed to the Chapter at 116 W 600 N Clearfield, UT 84015. 

Note: The paints and the wood for the seminar are already here.

Heidi England - Owls

Teacher: Heidi England
Date:       April 6th 9:00 am - 5 pm
Cost:       $50
Surface:  provide your own surface (approx 23”x11”)
The Chapter does have door crowns available for $3. Contact Tirzah (801-336-7900) if you are interested.

Note: You do not have to attend the Seminar if you want to take this special one-day class.
Please Contact Tirzah (801-336-7900) if you wish to attend.

The Seminar will be held at the Riverdale Senior Center 4433 S. 900 W. in Riverdale. Directions: Exit I-15 at Riverdale and go east 0.6 mi to stop light at 900 W. Turn left onto 900 W and proceed north for 0.2 mi. (The Community Center will be on the left.)

Lunches are included in the seminar price. All lunches will include beverages and dessert.

Contact Tirzah (801-336-7900) if you have any questions about the seminar.



Rosemaling Coast to Coast
Save the date: June 26-28, 2018 (Tuesday-Thursday)

An association entitled "Rosemaling Coast to Coast” has been formed to plan and execute a convention by the same name. We are extending an invitation to you to become a member of the association and assist in making this, our first rosemaling convention in Decorah, Iowa a huge success.

The venue will be Luther College, with everything in a very compact area. We have reserved a dorm that holds 250 people. Across the street from the dorm is the Main Building, which has 12 classrooms. Across the street from the Main Building is the Centennial Union where the vendors will be. Our breakfast and lunch will be served in this building, as will one special evening event. The rooms and meals will be very reasonably priced.

One evening we will have a special event at Vesterheim, "A Night at the Museum." During this evening we can view the 2018 National Exhibition of Folk Art in the Norwegian Tradition and tour the museum itself. It will be a unique event.

We will keep you updated on what is happening as we progress toward the convention. We will need many volunteers, before, during, and after the event. We will be providing a list of areas of tasks so you can select one or two that you would like to become involved with.

The first thing you need to do is become a member of "Rosemaling Coast to Coast". We already have over 20 members from the West Coast. To become a member send $15 with your name, address, phone numbers, and email address to Ruth Green, 309 1st Street, Decorah, IA 52101. Make checks payable to Rosemaling Coast to Coast. Membership is from the date you sign up through the first convention year of 2018.

The email address is very important. We would prefer to contact you using that method, because it would be much less expensive to use email than USPS for keeping you up to date. (If you do not have email, we will then mail information to you.) For additional information, please contact: Lois Mueller, nordic@mhtc.net or Betty Dowe, bettydowe@harmonytel.net

For more information go to the the Rosemaling Coast to Coast web site at https://sites.google.com/view/rosemalingcoasttocoast 




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Little Engine that Could -back

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