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You are cordially invited to
A Symphony of Color!
New England Chapters Council is pleased to present New England
Tradi�ons 2015—New England’s premiere decorative painting event!
The fun starts on Tuesday, October 6, at the Best Western Royal Plaza
and Trade Center in Marlborough, Massachusetts, as we kick off our
Convention with a Sip and Paint Event. NET 2015 offers an opportunity to greet old friends, meet new ones, and grow together while
learning new painting techniques, exploring new painting mediums,
and shopping in a warm and welcoming environment.
This year our Thursday evening Spenders and Vendors event,
(a shopping opportunity offered exclusively to our registered attendees)
will begin at 6:30 p.m. and end at 9 p.m. Come shop ’til you drop with
our fantastic and diverse vendors!
Saturday evening, we invite you to join us for our ‘Note-Able’ Soirée
located in the Courtyard. Mix, mingle, and enjoy karaoke from
8:30 p.m. ’til the last note is sung! Tickets cost $15 and include light
snacks, prizes, and goody bags. More surprises are being orchestrated!
We are happy to invite all participants to share their talents in our
17th annual Art Show. The Art Show will again be held at the Trade
Center. Winner’s ribbons will be on display Saturday. The People’s
Choice awards will be announced at our ‘Note-Able’ Soirée.
The New England Traditions Committee and New England Chapters
Council are proud to present this event. We hope you will join us in
October. For updates and announcements, please visit our website at
www.newenglandtradi�ons.org. You can also find (and Like)
New England Traditions on Facebook.
Mark your calendar for October 6–11 and accept our invitation
to join us for A Symphony of Color!
Laura Peterson
New England Traditions 2015
[email protected]
Look for us on Facebook!
WHAT’S INSIDE...
Schedule .............................. page 2
Information .............................. 2-6
Housing ....................................... 5
Art Show ...................................... 7
Special Events ........................ 8–10
Registration Form ...................... 11
Registration Check List ............. 12
Classes ................................. 13–36
Basic Supplies by Medium ......... 37
Special Supplies by Class ..... 38–39
Teacher Index ............................ 40
Copyright ©2015 New England Chapters Council. This conference catalogue is published by the New England Chapters Council, 32 Galileo Way,
Latham, NY 12110. Trademarked names appear throughout this publication. Rather than list them and the entities that own them or insert a trademark symbol with each mention of the trademarked name, the publisher states that it is using the names only for editorial purposes and to the benefit
of the trademark owner with no intention of infringing upon that trademark. Please be advised that all Convention artwork is covered under existing
copyright laws (held by NECC), and the projects featured for classes also are covered under copyright laws (held by the individual artist). All rights are
reserved and the mechanical reproduction or any use of these designs is expressly prohibited without written permission from the holder of the copyright. Our 2015 convention artist is Cynthia Erekson, Boxford, Massachusetts.
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NET 2015
TUESDAY—OCTOBER 6
1:00 p.m.–6:00 p.m.
4:30 p.m.–6:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.–10:00 p.m.
Teacher Class Sample Drop-off
“Early Bird" Registra�on
Kick-off Event: “Tree Trio”
WEDNESDAY—OCTOBER 7
7:00 a.m.–9:00 a.m.
7:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
7:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m.
7:00 a.m.–10:00 p.m.
8:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
8:00 a.m.–10:00 p.m.
8:00 a.m.–12 noon
9:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
10:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.–10:00 p.m.
Teacher Class Sample Drop-off
Registra�on, Class Sales
Class Display Room
Volunteer Sta�on
Exhibitor Move-in & Set-up
Classes
“Sounds of Music” Special Event
Art Show Drop-off (Trade Center)
Teacher Demos (Hotel Ballroom Foyer)
‘Note-Able’ Soirée Ticket Sales
“Holly Jolly” Special Event
THURSDAY—OCTOBER 8
7:00 a.m. –6:00 p.m.
7:00 a.m. –6:15 p.m.
8:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
8:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.
10:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
6:30 p.m.–9:00 p.m.
Registra�on & Class Sales
Class Display Room
Volunteer Sta�on
Exhibitor Move-in & Set-up
Classes
Art Show Drop-off (Trade Center)
Teacher Demos (Hotel Ballroom Foyer)
Spenders and Vendors (Trade Center)
FRIDAY—OCTOBER 9
7:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
7:00 a.m.–8:30 p.m.
7:00 a.m.–10:00 p.m.
8:00 a.m.–10:00 p.m.
8:00 a.m.–12 noon
10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Class Display Room
Volunteer Sta�on
Classes
“Needlepoint & Lace” Special Event
Trade Center Open to Public
Art Show and Demos (Trade Center)
SATURDAY—OCTOBER 10
7:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
7:00 a.m.–8:30 p.m.
8:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m.
8:00 a.m.–12 noon
10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
8:30 p.m. ’�l last note
Class Display Room, Volunteer Sta�on
Classes
“Scarves to Dye For” Special Event
Trade Center Open to Public
Art Show, Demos
‘Note-Able’ Soirée
SUNDAY—OCTOBER 11
7:00 a.m. – 8:00 a.m.
7:00 a.m. – 12 noon
Class Display Room
Teacher Class Sample Pick-up
7:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Volunteer Sta�on
8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Classes
10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Trade Center Open to Public
11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Art Show Pick-up
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REGISTRATION POLICIES
Registration will begin by regular mail only on May 1, 2015.
Registrations postmarked before May 1, 2015 will be processed
after those postmarked on or after May 1, 2015.
Full registra�on for New England Traditions is $80;
after September 1, 2015, the fee is $90. Full registration includes
a Conference Program book, admission to the Trade Center and the
Spenders and Vendors Event, and all displays and demonstrations.
It also qualifies registrants to enroll in classes and events offered Tuesday through Sunday. Individual fees for classes and events are not
included in registration.
Par�al registra�on: Daily registration at the cost of
$32 per day ($37 per day after September 1) allows you to register
for classes and visit the Trade Center on a specific day or days. It also
includes a Conference Program book and admission to all displays
and demonstrations on that day(s). We hope this flexible registration
option will encourage even more painters to join us for New England
Traditions 2015! Please read the registration form carefully to
register correctly for this option.
Registration name badges will be issued to registrants and are
required for admittance to classes, special events, the Trade Center,
and to purchase additional classes at the Class Sales booth.
You do not have to be a member of the Society of Decorative
Painters, an SDP chapter, or any other painting organization to
register. Every registrant will receive a raffle ticket for our Registered
Attendees Only Raffle with a fabulous prize painted by our
Convention Artist, Cynthia Erekson.
Admission to the Trade Center, Art Show, and Demonstrations is
available for a DAILY FEE of $8 on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday
for unregistered attendees. Due to safety concerns, strollers and
wheeled painting carts are to be stored at the Trade Center Information Desk upon arrival. Wheeled shopping bags are allowed.
Registra�on Form: You must use the form provided to register.
(A photocopy is fine.) Please type or print clearly and complete the
entire form. Make a copy for your records and send the completed
form with your credit card information, a check, or money order in
U.S. funds (payable to New England Traditions) to: Mary Ellen Rafferty, 25 Tampa Avenue, Albany, NY 12203. Please include a selfaddressed, stamped envelope to receive your confirmation letter.
If you do not enclose a SASE, you will obtain your confirmation
at Convention.
REMEMBER: Registrations will not be processed until full payment
is received. There will be a $30 charge (U.S.) for returned checks.
Registration position will then change from the postmark date to the
date your check clears the bank.
Confirmations will be mailed starting August 15 listing all classes and
events for which you are registered. Be sure to carry this confirmation
at all times during Convention as it is your admission ticket for all
classes for which you are registered. There is a $2 charge for confirmation duplicates at Convention. See “About Our Classes” for more
information about registering for classes. If you have questions about
registering, contact Mary Ellen Rafferty at (518) 488-4178, or e-mail
her at [email protected].
☛A�endee Cancella�on Policies: Necessary cancellations
will be refunded the registration fee, less a $25 processing fee, providing the request is made in writing to the registration chair (see address
in “Registration Form” section, above) and postmarked before
September 1, 2015. Project and class fees are only refundable until
July 15, 2015, after which time they cannot be refunded. After
September 1, 2015, there will be NO refunds, under any
circumstances.
CONVENTION PARTICULARS
Special Events: We are pleased to offer the following events this
year. Bring your regular painting supplies and have fun!
Tuesday Evening Kick-off Event
“Tree Trio” with Rebecca Trimble—a Sip and Paint event.
Great for all levels, including those who have never painted before!
Paint with our Convention Artist!
Join Cynthia Erekson for “Sounds of Music” on Wednesday.
Learn fun wood-graining and stencil techniques while creating
this sturdy stepstool for the favorite child in your life.
Traditional Meets Mixed Media on Wednesday!
Chris Haughey offers “Holly Jolly,” a bright holiday signboard.
Learn tips, tricks, and unique techniques to add interest and
dimension, and introduce mediums for special pop and bling.
It’s Lace-Painting Friday...
Learn the lace-painting techniques Arlene Linton uses
to recreate vintage lace in “Needlepoint & Lace.”
Try Something New on Saturday
Beth Wagner and Carol Spohn offer “Scarves to Dye For.”
Two talented teachers and two fabulous products!
Art Show: We invite you to enter your artwork in our 17th
Annual Art Show. The New England Traditions Art Show is open
to registered attendees, members of the NECC sponsoring chapters,
and NET 2015 teachers (with the exception of Art Show committee
members). Entries will be accepted in three divisions: Professional,
Hobbyist, and Beginner/Student. Professional and Hobbyist divisions have nine categories: Floral, Folk Art, Landscapes & Seascapes,
People, Still Life, Strokework, Animal, Holiday, and Original Design.
Professionals and Hobbyists may submit an entry in each category of
their division and the entry fee is $10 per piece. Beginners/Students
may enter one piece of art, and there is no entry fee. Everyone who
attends New England Traditions will be invited to vote for their show
favorite. Three esteemed artists will judge each division. A list of
winners will be posted and award ribbons will be on display Saturday.
The People’s Choice Award will be announced at ‘Note-Able’ Soiree
on Saturday evening.
A Symphony of Color
Demonstra�ons: New techniques and products headline this
always interesting and amazingly informative program. Learn from
the talented artists who give their time to share their knowledge
throughout the week. Demos will be held in the Hotel and Trade
Center this year. Please check the schedule in your program book
when you arrive.
Spenders and Vendors: This is our Thursday evening
shopping gala! This event is open to registered attendees only and
offers demos and Make It Take It’s. Come to the Trade Center and
shop ’til you drop!
‘Note-Able’ Soiree: This is a great way to spend the last evening
of NET! We will gather in the Courtyard for a relaxing evening of
fun and friendship. Join us to mix, mingle and enjoy karaoke! A prize
will be awarded to the attendee wearing the most colorful ensemble.
More surprises are being orchestrated! Be sure to sign up for ‘NoteAble’ Soirée on your registration form and bring your friends. You do
not need to be registered for NET to attend. Tickets will be available
for purchase until Friday. Be there when we announce the winners of
our Art Show’s People’s Choice awards.
☛ Have Extra Time? Be a Monitor! Teachers are in need
of someone to help set up their classroom, check in students, pass out
supplies, and clean up the room after class. Please check “yes” for class
monitor at the bottom of your registration form and our Volunteer
Chair will contact you to discuss the classes for which you are available. Be prepared to give her several choices as your first choice may
already have someone assigned. This is a rewarding way to help, so
please sign up! All of your volunteer hours accumulate for the special
“A Symphony of Color” pin.
ABOUT OUR CLASSES
Included with each class photo is the class length, medium used, and
skill level. It is necessary to be registered for New England Traditions
in order to sign up for classes.
Class Fees (included in the total cost listed with each class):
2-hour class: $11 each
Mul�-Media Acrylic: This classification of paint type has been
used by teachers to indicate that a project may include the use of mediums or additives to the paint, or that additional materials are used
to enhance the project. Check with the teacher for details.
Special Supplies Required: The special supplies required,
listed on pages 38–39, are those the teacher has specifically requested
for that class. Remember that you are also expected to bring the usual
painting supplies for the medium in which you are working (see page
37). Only odorless solvents may be used in both the Hotel and Trade
Center. They are limited to small amounts stored in closed containers. It is suggested that you bring small containers to take extra paint
with you for completing your projects.
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Skill Levels: To assist you in selecting classes, each project has
been assigned a skill level by the teacher.
Beginner: For students with knowledge of the fundamentals of the
medium. Taught at a slow pace with teacher assistance.
Intermediate: For students with a good understanding of the fundamentals who are proficient in that medium. Taught at a moderate
pace with some teacher assistance.
Advanced: For students with advanced skills in that medium.
Taught at a brisk pace with minimal teacher assistance.
Extended/Intensive Study: Provides extended time to learn skills and
techniques or a challenging experience for intermediate/advanced
painters proficient in that medium. See class descriptions for specific
information.
Use these guidelines when selecting classes, and please do not exceed
your abilities. Do not enroll in an advanced class if you have been
painting a short while. When you choose a medium with which you
are unfamiliar, select a beginning project. Requesting classes beyond your skill level may create a hardship for the teacher and other
students in the class. If you are an advanced teacher/student taking a
class for a possible teaching project, please keep in mind the teacher is
teaching that class at the level advertised only. We hope this information helps you make your class selections successful.
Class Selec�on: Classes will be assigned on a first-reserved basis
you don’t miss a class because of insufficient funds, add up the most
expensive classes you’ve selected in each time period and send that
amount. If you send more money than is required for the classes you
are assigned, a refund will be included in your registration packet at
New England Traditions. Using your credit card will enable us to
charge you for the exact amount due.
Class Sales: New England Traditions does not repurchase classes
or refund class or project fees if you are unable to attend. However,
a resale bulletin board will be set up near Registration if you would
like to attempt to sell your classes or purchase available classes.
Class resale can only be initiated if that class is sold out as the teacher
has prepared for the registered number of attendees. If you cannot attend the Convention, please have a friend pickup your class surfaces.
We reserve the right to cancel any class for insufficient enrollment.
Surface Pick up No�ce: In the event you cannot attend or stay
for a class for which you are registered, please pick up or arrange for
the pickup of your surface and instructions from the classroom within
the first hour of class. If you designate a friend to pick up your
surface, that person must have your class confirmation sheet and a
note from you or from the registration chair authorizing this action.
To minimize class disruption, please attempt to pick up surfaces
before class begins. Classrooms are open one half hour prior to the
start of class. Once classes have been underway for one hour, those
surfaces that haven’t been picked up will be forfeited.
for all registrations postmarked no earlier than May 1, 2015. When
you fill out your registration form, please list classes in order of preference, and include at least three choices for each time period in case
your first choice is full. You may register for as many classes as your
schedule will allow. To limit the number of classes assigned, such as
one per day, please indicate that on your registration form.
PLEASE NOTE
It is difficult to know how much money to send, as it is not certain
which classes will be assigned. Remember, you cannot be assigned
more classes than the total payment received for them. To be sure
NO PHOTOGRAPHY OR VIDEO TAPING, including cell
There is a NO-SMOKING POLICY in the classrooms, Trade
Center, and other meeting rooms being used for New England
Traditions. The Best Western Royal Hotel and Trade Center are
smoke-free facilities.
phone cameras, is allowed in the Trade Center and display rooms.
If you would like to take photographs in your classroom, please ask
the teacher for permission.
PAINTS, FINISHES, AND SOLVENTS will be used throughout
the hotel, Trade Center, and other locations appointed for classroom,
seminar, demo and audit use. Please evaluate your health status before
choosing to participate in these portions of Convention. NET and
the New England Chapters Council assume no liability for health
status while using any painting-related products.
NEED A ROOMMATE?
Check the appropriate box on your registration form and our
registration chair will put you in touch with others who would
like to share a room.
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Housing Information
Best Western Royal Plaza Hotel and Trade Center
181 Boston Post Road West, Marlborough, Massachusetts 01752
Directions: Take exit 24B off I-495 (6 miles north of I-90 Mass Turnpike). Hotel is one mile on the right.
Reservations: (508) 460-0700 $110 for singles or doubles
$128 for triples
$146 for quadruples
When making reservations, be sure to reference New England Traditions for the group rate.
The cut-off for our room block will be September 11, 2015. Overnight stays include a Continental Breakfast
(redeemed at Royal Plaza’s Zachary’s or at the alternate concession station). Breakfast upgrade available for a small fee.
Rollaway bed rental is $18 per bed per night, and is subject to prevailing state and city taxes.
Refrigerators are available upon request. Advanced booking is necessary for both.
The Royal Plaza Hotel and Trade Center are just minutes from I-495, I-290 and the Mass Turnpike/I-90.
Hotel rooms and features include voice mail and data ports in all rooms, complimentary high-speed wireless Internet,
coffee/tea maker and iron and free local calls. Check-in: 3 p.m. Check-out: 11 a.m. Parking is free.
Hotel amenities: All-Star Bar and Grill, Zachary’s Restaurant, indoor heated pool, fitness room, game room,
free parking and outdoor sundeck. For your convenience, a Grab & Go food area has been added near the lobby
of the hotel. A number of casual dining restaurants are within one half mile, including Panera, Subway,
Chipotle, Longhorn Steakhouse, Ninety-Nine, Indian, Japanese, Chinese, Italian, and more.
Accessibility Services: Scooter rentals may be obtained through Scootaround, Inc.
The cost is $257.19 for one week and $197.69 for 3 days (minimum order). Scootaround will deliver
and pick up the scooters. To make your reservation, call (888) 441-7575.
Shuttle Service: Knight’s Airport Limousine shuttle service serving Logan International Airport (Boston)
and T. F. Green Airport (Providence, RI) and Amtrak Providence, RI, give group rates (the more that share a ride,
the cheaper the rate per person). Call 1-800-822-5456 or make reservations on line.
Twenty-four-hour service available and all major credit cards accepted.
All hotel rates are subject to applicable state and local taxes. Currently taxes are 11.7% and are subject to change.
A Symphony of Color
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Spenders & Vendors
Our Exclusive Shopping Event
for Registered A�endees Only...
You get the first peek
at the treasures our
dedicated and crea�ve vendors
are offering for NET 2015!
Thursday, October 8
6:30–9:00 p.m.
The Trade Center
Classes end at 6 p.m.
Shop ’�l You Drop!
New England Traditions is a
production of the New England
Chapters Council, an association
of eight Chapters of the Society of
Decorative Painters in New England
and the Albany, New York area,
whose purpose is to promote
decorative painting through
cooperation. Together, we represent
more than 400 members of the Society of Decorative
Painters. Member Chapters and their Council
Representatives are:
Capitolers
Karen Zagursky
Connecticut Society of Decorative Painters
Kathy Schuster
Connecticut Yankee Painters
Pat Swent
Pioneer Valley Decorative Painters
Mary Hannon/Cecilia Giannelli
Sea Strokes of Maine Decorative Painters
Joyce Moulin
Tole ’n ME
Jane Shuman
We LOVE Our Volunteers!
VOLUNTEER as a class monitor or any one of the dozens
of jobs at Convention that lend a PERSONAL TOUCH.
Check YES on your registration form.
Volunteer by contacting 2015 volunteer coordinator
Jody Schmidt at [email protected].
(Just a few hours will make a big difference—
six or more will earn you a special award!)
2015 Volunteer Rewards Program
6 hrs. of service (at Convention)
Volunteer Pin
20 hrs. (at Convention)
Pin & free 2-hour class at NET 2016
40 hrs. (at Convention)
Pin & free 4-hour class at NET 2016
Volunteer coordinators will place you where you are
needed most based on your availability.
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White Mountain Decorative Painters’ Guild
Ann Wilfholm
Yankee Heritage Tole Chapter
Mary St. Pierre
Council Officers
Regina Brown, NECC President
Kristine Beckman, NECC Vice President
Dorey Joy, NECC Secretary
Margo Wiggin, NECC Treasurer/NET Assistant Treasurer
Eileen Rockwell, NECC Advisor
Laura Peterson, NET Chair
Kathy Slawsky, NET Assistant Chair
Sue Dowds, NET Treasurer
Julie Talarski, NET Advisor
Many thanks to our 2015 Class Selection Committee:
Dorey Joy/Chairperson, Suzi Franklin/Sea Strokes,
Jane Shuman/Tole ’n ME, Cheryl Krilovich/Yankee Heritage,
Chrissy Roder/Capitolers, Margo Wiggin/White Mountain,
Judy Giannettino/CSDP, Eileen “Rocky” Rockwell/
CYP, Kathy Schuster/Pioneer Valley,
Kathy Slawsky/NET Assistant Chair,
Sue Dowds/NET Treasurer
Enter the
New England Traditions Art Show
We invite all registered attendees, 2015 NET teachers, and members of the sponsoring chapters to participate in the 17th Annual Art Show.
This display of decorative art provides our members and the public the chance to see the wide variety of styles, mediums, and surfaces that
constitute our world of Decorative Painting. What a wonderful opportunity to educate the public about our art form! This is also a great
chance to display your work and receive recognition for your talent and skill as a decorative artist!
You may enter your work in one of three divisions:
HOBBYIST
Defined as one who paints purely for “enjoyment," does not use her/his painting skill as a main
occupation in any given year, and is not a TDA, CDA, MDA, or published or certified
in any particular style.
PROFESSIONAL
Defined as one who teaches, sells, or publishes decorative art, or is certified in any particular style,
making $500 or more per year. TDAs, CDAs, and MDAs are also included in this category.
BEGINNER/STUDENT
Defined as one who has two years or less painting experience.
HOBBYIST and PROFESSIONAL divisions are further divided into nine CATEGORIES:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Floral
Folk Art
Landscapes & Seascapes
People
Still Life
6.
7.
8.
9.
Strokework (including Rosemaling, Bauernmalerei, etc.)
Animals
Holiday
Original Design
BEGINNER/STUDENT division: You may enter one piece of artwork and compete for First, Second, and Third Place ribbons.
Beginner/Student entries are not eligible for People’s Choice or Best of Show awards.
Please note beginning in 2015 ribbon prizes only will be awarded (no monetary awards). Ribbons will be awarded by our panel of
judges based on their review of entries for: 1) Best of Show; 2) First Place, Second Place, and Third Place in each of the three Divisions
(Beginner, Hobbyist, and Professional; and 3) winners in each category within the Hobbyist and Professional divisions. A People’s Choice
ribbon will be awarded based on voting by guests to the Art Show.
RULES AND PROCEDURES:
1. Choose your Division. You may enter one (1) piece per category in your Division for a total of nine (9) pieces for the
Hobbyist and Professional division; one (1) piece for Beginner/Student.
2. Print your name, address, division, category and chapter on the Identification Label. Fold and attach to the back of each
entry in an inconspicuous place. Please duplicate for multiple entries.
3. All signatures must be covered (please use drafting tape).
4. All hanging entries must have hangers to be accepted. Flat or framed entries exceeding 16" x 20" overall must be accompanied
by their own easel. NET reserves the right to refuse an entry of 16" x 20" or larger if an easel not provided by the artist.
5. Entry fee is $10 per entry. Please make checks payable to New England Traditions (NET). Entry fee is non-refundable.
6. Bring your entry fee, completed form, and artwork to the Art Show area of the Trade Center on Wednesday between 9 a.m.
and 6 p.m. or Thursday between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED. A friend may bring your entry
form and fee to enter for you.
7. The Art Show will be open Friday 10 a.m.–5 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m.–5 p.m., and Sunday 10 a.m.–11 a.m.
8. Entries must be picked up on Sunday, between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. If you are unable to pick up your artwork, please fill
in the name of the person you have given permission to do so. Artwork will not be released to unauthorized persons.
9. Voting is open for the People’s Choice Award during the Art Show hours on Friday and Saturday. These awards will be
announced on Saturday evening.
10. To avoid any conflict of interest, anyone involved in the NET Art Show judging process (judging the entries, recruiting the
judges, working with the judges during the show or counting ballots for the People’s Choice award) will not be eligible to enter
the competition for the current year.
A Symphony of Color
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Kick-off Event
TUESDAY 6–10 p.m.
#999—4 hours
Tree Trio
Rebecca Trimble
Beginner—$37
Acrylic, Textured Canvas
2 brushes, DVD included
12" x 16"
Great for all levels, including those who
have never painted before!
Give-aways throughout the class—patterns, books, DVDs,
a frame for this project, etc.—as well as 2 free brushes from
Royal. This event is officially SIP ’N PAINT, so feel free to
order something from the nearby All-Star Pub during class
and experience this new trend. We’ll have lots of fun!
Rebecca’s Collec�ons
360-852-4441
www.RebeccaTrimble.com
Convention Artist Event WEDNESDAY 8 a.m.–12 noon #1070—4 hours
Sounds of Music Stool
Cynthia Erekson
Intermediate—$69
Acrylic, Wooden Foot Stool
10" x 10" x 8"
Learn fun woodgraining and stencil techniques while
crea�ng this sturdy step stool for the favorite child
in your life. The center circle is painted using chalkboard
paint...add the child’s name with a chalk pencil.
The name can be easily erased and changed!
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Special Event
WEDNESDAY 6-10 p.m.
#1320—4 hours
Beginner/Intermediate
$54
Mixed-Media Acrylic
Wood Circle Signboard
6.5" x 14"
Tradi�onal meets mixed media!
Chris Haughey introduces you to stamping and stenciling,
combined with tradi�onal pain�ng to create a mixed media
background effect. Learn �ps, tricks, and unique techniques
to add interest and dimension. Introducing mediums such as
Liquid Glass, Modeling Paste, Crystal Glamour Dust
and Glazing Medium for special pop and bling. Our wonderful
sponsors have filled our goodie bags with
more than $75 worth of supplies.
Special Event
FRIDAY 8 a.m.–3 p.m.
#3090—6 hours
Needlepoint & Lace
Arlene Linton
Beginner/Intermediate—$52
Acrylic, MDF Oval Placemat;
1 brush included, 9.75" x 6.75"
Learn the lace-pain�ng techniques Arlene uses
to recreate vintage lace. As a bonus, learn how to paint
faux-pe�t point (or fine needlepoint). You will be amazed
at how easy it is to paint this beau�ful project!
A Symphony of Color
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Special Event
SATURDAY 8 a.m.–12 noon
#4040—4 hours
Scarves to Dye
For
Beth Wagner
& Carol Spohn
Beginner—$46
Dye and Fabric Paint,
Silk Scarf, 8" x 52"
An introduc�on to two talented teachers
and two fabulous products. Students will create
their own one of a kind silk scarf using Colorhue Dyes
for the background and So-So� fabric paint to paint
the flowers. A silk hankie will be included to prac�ce on.
A good �me will be had by all. We promise!
Special Event
SATURDAY 8:30 p.m. ’�l the last note is sung
Join us for a colorful last night together!
‘Note-Able’ Soirée
8:30 p.m. ’til the last note is sung...$15 (includes snacks, prizes & goody bags)
A great way to spend the last evening of NET!
We will gather in the Courtyard for a relaxing evening
of fun and friendship. Mix, mingle and enjoy karaoke!
A prize will be awarded to the a�endee
wearing the most colorful ensemble.
More surprises are being orchestrated!
Be sure to sign up for ‘Note-Able’ Soirée on your
registra�on form and bring your friends.
You do not need to be registered for NET to a�end.
Tickets will be available for purchase through Friday at 5 p.m.
Be there when we announce
the winners of our Art Show’s People’s Choice awards!
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SPECIAL KICK-OFF EVENT
TUESDAY 6–10 p.m.
#999—4 hours
Tree Trio
Rebecca Trimble
#1010—2 hours
DandyLion
Laurie MacKenzie, TDA
Beginner—$31
Watercolor, D’Arches Paper,
11" x 14"
Beginner—$37
Acrylic, Textured Canvas;
2 brushes, DVD included,
12" x 16"
This is a beginner project
with basic techniques.
Emphasis will be on the
watercolor techniques.
The background, which is
straight acrylic, can be completed
in your hotel or home.
Great for all levels, including those
who have never painted before!
WEDNESDAY 8–10 a.m.
#1020—2 hours
#1030—2 hours
Amethyst Rose
Margit Hartl
Beg/Intermediate-—$23
Glass Enamels, Amethyst &
Australian Crystal Pendant, 1.5"
Robin’s Egg Blue Bonnie Frederico, CDA
Beginner—$38
Colored Pencil, Mat Board; pencils included, 3.5" x 3.5"
Learn the art of layering this translucent medium
to create a simple picture.
WEDNESDAY 8–12 noon
#1040—4 hours
Christmas will be here before
we know it. Looking for gifts?
Here is a fine idea. Learn to create
this most unique jewelry item,
in two hours or less.
#1050—4 hours
Santa Tassel
Mary Svenson, CDA
Beg/Intermediate—$39
Acrylic, Wood Tassel,
5" x 2.125"
Doodle Blossoms Marlene Kreutz, CDA
Paint a lovely Santa face
and learn how to complete
with a decorative tassel.
Beginner—$56
Ink & Pencil Shading, Bentwood Box w/Decoupaged Paper;
2 Pigma pens, 2 pencils, blending stump included, 6"
Learn how to decoupage to a bentwood box. Learn ink doodling
and then how to use a drawing pencil to apply shading.
A Symphony of Color
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#1060—4 hours
Garden Path
Fran Mittelstet
Sounds of Music Stool
Cynthia Erekson
Beginner—$43
Watercolor Multi-Media,
Masa & WC Paper;
2 papers included, 11" x 15"
Intermediate—$69
Acrylic, Wooden Foot Stool,
10" x 10" x 8"
Learn fun woodgraining and
stencil techniques while creating
this sturdy step stool for the favorite
child in your life. The center circle
is painted using chalkboard paint...
add the child’s name with a chalk
pencil. The name can be easily
erased and changed!
You will learn how to work with
crumbled masa paper while
skimming sumi ink over crumples
then mounting on watercolor paper
and painting to create a batik look.
2015 CONVENTION ARTIST SPECIAL EVENT
#1070—4 hours
#1080—4 hours
#1090—4 hours
Fall
Mary Owens
Beginner—$30
Oil Rouging, MDF Plaque, 8" x 10"
Christmas Card Donna Scully
Intermediate—$45
Acrylic, Canvas
Paint on canvas then convert into notecards!
We’ll have a lot of fun using a multitude of techniques!
#1100—4 hours
Sailing By Betty Allen
Watercolor, Crescent Mat Board, 12" x 16"
Paint buildings, sky, rocks and water in an easy, loose way.
Putting action and people in your seascapes gives motion and feeling.
Watercolors dry quickly and blend easily—instant gratification!
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This project involves inking and rouging
over a decoupaged paper background.
You will explore all the possibilities of
using scrapbook papers and other papers
to create an interesting and complementing
background to your designs. Complete your
inking on the project and then add
oil rouging to bring your picture to life!
Take your new Pitt Pen home with you!
WEDNESDAY 8 a.m.–3 p.m.
#1110—6 hours
This Old Car Patricia Smelkoff
Acrylic, Canvas Board; 1 brush included, 9" x 12"
Learn how to paint from your photos. Learn how to match colors
and to paint background trees, grasses, and rust areas.
#1120—6 hours
Spring Herbs Janice Cormier
Intermediate—$45
Acrylic, Canvas, 9" x 12"
Create a textured background using texture paste. Learn the art of using
Deco-Art Weathered Wood. Build your dry brushing skills!
#1140—6 hours
4th of July Fun
Dorothy Pullo, CDA
Radiant Orchid Julie Talarski
Colored Pencil, MiTientes Touch Paper, 11" x 14"
Build layers of colored pencil on a black textured surface
to create the dramatic glow of this flower.
#1150—8 hours
Intermediate—$59
Mixed-Media Acrylic,
Canvas Panel, 8" x 10"
Learn to work with an evening color palette.
Learn shading and highlighting techniques.
Have fun painting fireworks!
Acrylics that will perform
like oils—no side loading—
Alla Prima style.
#1160—8 hours
Christmas Cheer Bobbie Takashima
Intermediate—$59
Acrylic, Wood Plate, 9.75"
Christmastime is filled with whimsy and fun!!! Join us for
a Jack Rabbit ride to deliver Santa’s toys in Elf Land!
A Symphony of Color
#1130—6 hours
Brandy Snifter
and Rose
Arlene Newman, CDA
Acrylic, Wood Barrel Stave, 16"
#1170—6 hours
Sweet Treats Margit Hartl
Int/Advanced Intensive Study—$54
Acrylic & Oil, Masonite Board, 8" x 10"
Fine Art simplified. Base coated in acrylics, details in oils.
Creating this cheerful still life will bring you a great deal of joy.
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#1180—8 hours
WEDNESDAY 12 noon–9 p.m.
#1190—8 hours
Hydrangeas
for Sandy
Maureen Baker
Acrylic, Hard Board,
11" x 14"
Paint beautiful hydrangeas
in a still life composition.
A lovely, elegant piece.
Learn realistic glass, still life
basics and hydrangea petals.
Winter White Plate Lynne Andrews
Acrylic, Wooden Plate, 14"
We will be working with a monochromatic palette.
Lots of texture and different techniques will be used.
WEDNESDAY 1–3 p.m.
#1200—2 hours
#1210—4 hours
Beach Grass
Laurie MacKenzie, TDA
Beginner—$35
Acrylic, Canvas Board,
11" x 14"
This will be a fast-paced acrylic.
Emphasis will be on broad stroke,
quick wave and cloud effects
(no putzing). All detail will be
at the end with grasses.
#1220—6 hours
Southern Lighthouse Arlee Jenkins
You will learn how to do waves with acrylics. Learn how you can make
water look like it is moving and learn how to make low clouds.
#1230—6 hours
Deer Hideaway
Pat Appling
Oil, Stretched Canvas, 12" x 16"
Learn new and easy ways for
painting sun rays using a soft fan
brush and beautiful, realistic foliage
with a round, bristle brush.
Have fun locating your deer at
the waterfall that is painted with
your wisp! Great for beginners or
people who want to learn secrets
for painting great rocks.
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Folk Art Frame Roxanne Puchalski, MDA
Intermediate—$52
Acrylic, Wood Frame, 15" x 15"
This class focuses on brush control. Learn various highlighting
and shading techniques. Get help with brush strokes.
#1240—6 hours
Tiger Donna Roskamp
Colored Pencil, Strathmore Paper; 16 whole Prismacolor pencils,
1 Stabillo pencil, Neocolor II crayon included, 9" x 12"
Layer rich Prismacolor color pencil on black for a dramatic look.
Use a battery eraser to create textures.
#1260—6 hours
#1250—6 hours
Fall Bounty Judy Ribitch
Intermediate—$45
Acrylic, Wood Wall Plaque, 8" x 13"
Learn to paint realistic pumpkins and gourds. We will use a variety
of techniques including dry brushing, stenciling, and color washes.
#1270—2 hours
Tulips Collage
Beth Wagner
Intermediate—$57
16" x 20"
Painted tulips in lovely neutral
colors. Student will experience
the use of mixed media.
Tulips are done in paint,
line, and texture.
Hotel Multi-Media
Laurie MacKenzie,
TDA
Watercolor Multi-Media,
D’Arches Paper; glue,
collage materials, 11" x 14"
After the Bird House Hotel is
completed in watercolor-collage,
techniques will be used
to create the floral bottom.
Variety of options offered.
A Symphony of Color
Colored Pencil Tools & Tips Julie Talarski
Beginner—$15
Colored Pencil, Variety of Papers, Tools and Information
Students receive a variety of paper samples.
Comparison of pencil brands using teacher’s supplies.
Learn about tools and techniques used in this medium.
#1280—4 hours
#1290—4 hours
Jingle Bell Mitten
Bobbie Campbell, CDA
Intermediate—$45
Acrylic, Wooden Mitten,
8" x 5"
This class offers a different
technique of shading and
highlighting without
floating color. A softer look is
achieved when your painting
is completed.
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#1300—4 hours
#1310—4 hours
Wine Country
Chalkboard
Patricia Smelkoff
Acrylic, Wooden Chalkboard;
1 brush included,
8" x 20"
Garden Tools Janice Cormier
Intermediate—$47
Mixed-Media Acrylic, Wood Garden Tool Carrier;
scrapbook paper included, 5" x 15.5"
Techniques student will learn include stamping, texture paste
and image transfer. The background is done on scrapbook paper.
SPECIAL EVENT
WEDNESDAY 6-10 p.m.
#1320—4 hours
Holly Jolly Chris Haughey
Mixed-Media Acrylic, Wood Circle Signboard, 6.5" x 14"
Traditional meets mixed media! Learn tips, tricks, and unique
techniques to add interest and dimension. Introducing mediums for
special pop and bling. See Page 9 for full description.
#1340—2 hours
Learn how to float and dry brush
for shadows and highlights.
#1330—4 hours
Wild Roses Tricia Joiner
Intermediate—$37
Acrylic, Wooden Box, 5.5" x 5.5" x 3"
Learn the simplified basics of classic Zhostovo three-stage
technique utilizing repetition, light and dark backgrounds
and five petal flower forms.
#1350—2 hours
Autumn Aspens
Fran Mittelstet
Beginner—$27
Watercolor/WC Pencil, #140
WC Paper, 8" x 14"
Bird and Holly Arlene Newman, CDA
Students will use masking,
scraping and color sanding
to create a colorful
fall landscape.
Mixed-Media Acrylic, Canvas, 8" x 10"
Acrylics that will now paint like oils—Alla Prima Style
with NO side loading!
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THURSDAY 8 a.m.–12 noon
#2010—4 hours
#2020—4 hours
Forever Foxglove
Bonnie Frederico, CDA
Intermediate—$71
Oil, Maple Finished Stencil Board;
ribbon included,
8" x 14"
Pomegranates Still Life Anne Hunter
Intermediate—$42
Acrylic, Wood Panel, 11" x 14"
Color, texture, and a simple composition combine to make this design a
wonderful addition to any home décor. Enhanced with a textured design.
Painted with an acrylic blending technique for a realistic look.
#2030—4 hours
Paint soft flowers on
a stencil background.
Learn to mix floral values
for realism.
#2040—4 hours
Winter Welcome
Laurie Speltz
Acrylic, Sign Board; stencils,
texture stamps, and use of
other stamps included, 7" x 14"
Born to Soar Pat Appling
Soar to new heights as you learn the importance of positioning
your birds in the sky and using shadows to sculpt your subject.
“Less is best” sometimes for lovely backgrounds. Great for beginners!
#2050—4 hours
Snowflake Coasters Arlene Linton
Beginner—$43
Acrylic, (4) Wood Coasters, 3"–4"
Learn the basic round brush techniques for painting
these lace-looking snowflakes.
A Symphony of Color
This fun winter sign combines
traditional painting with stamps,
stencils, and unique background
applications.
#2060—4 hours
Cones & Monarch Fran Mittelstet
Watercolor, #140 CP Watercolor Paper, 11" x 15"
After painting coneflowers and butterfly in high key colors,
a dark background will be added to set them off.
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THURSDAY 8 a.m.–3 p.m.
#2070—6 hours
Pemaquid Lighthouse Maryse Roy
Intermediate—$50
Acrylic, Canvas, 12" x 12" x .75"
Learn to blend colors to create realism in a sky. Through a blend
of colors and the use of a fan brush learn to create grasses and texture
in the ground areas. Further strengthen shading and highlighting skills.
#2090—6 hours
Sunrise Mill
Arlee Jenkins
Brothers Betty Love
Colored Pencil, Stonehenge Paper;
10 whole Prismacolor pencils included, 11" x 14"
Layering values and colors to achieve richness.
#2100—6 hours
Beginner—$31
Crayola Crayons, Stonehenge
Paper, 9" x 12"
By using color you will learn
to reflect the time of day—
SUNRISE. Student will learn
how to create hills and valleys
and also how to paint trees
that have been dormant
for the winter.
Go back to your Crayola® crayons
and learn adult techniques.
Scraffito, blend, and layer
to create a still life.
#2110—6 hours
Good Morning Ladies Tricia Joiner
Intermediate—$60
Acrylic, Gallery Wrap Portrait Canvas, 12" x 12" x 2"
Wake up to cheerful. Fun, bright based in colors.
Lots of loose and free detail lines.
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#2080—6 hours
Autumn Crayons
Linda McClure
& Julie Talarski
#2120—8 hours
Stargazers Margit Hartl
Int/Advanced—$92
Acrylic & Oil, Wood Keepsake Box; fabric, ribbon included, 3" x 8.5" x 20"
Fine art made easy. This oval box is truly an heirloom. Finish all details
in oil. If you like lilies, you will enjoy creating them the simple way.
Lining the interior with fabric included in this class.
INTENSIVE STUDY
#2130—8 hours
INTENSIVE STUDY
#2140—8 hours
Winter Welcome
Mary Owens
Beginner Intensive Study—$45
Pen & Ink/Oil Rouging, MDF
Plaque, Pitt pen incl., 9" x 12"
Last Chance Texaco Patricia Smelkoff
Intermediate Intensive Study—$71
Acrylic, Stretched Canvas; 1 brush,
2 colored progression sheets included, 11" x 14"
Learn to paint from your photos, set up background tree areas, use glazes,
washes, and floats to create dimension, and a liner to add final details.
#2150—8 hours
This project involves layers of oil
rouging over your inked design.
Learn how to create intense depth
when working with landscapes.
Use scrapbook and different
background papers with decoupage
to add interest to your motif.
#2160—12 Hours
TWO-DAY CLASS
New England
Father Christmas
Lynne Andrews
Acrylic, Wood, 20.5" x 8.5"
Year of the Ram Bobbie Takashima
Intermediate—$59
Acrylic, Wood Plate, 9.75"
The Ram is the Chinese astrological sign for 2015. The year of the Ram
(also called the year of the goat and sheep) promises to be a year of good fortune,
health, and romance for all born under this sign!
THURSDAY 1–5 p.m.
#2170—4 hours
A celebration of everything
New England! Layering of washes,
mopping, stippling, graining and
drybrushing will be used to paint
this unique piece.
THURSDAY 1–5 p.m.
#2180—4 hours
Uncle Sam Tangled
Donna McMichael
Acrylic & Ink, RocLon Canvas
Flag; pen included, 9" x 19"
A jolly folk art Uncle Sam
floated and shaded in acrylics
on RocLon flag material.
Wooden star and pen for beard
included in class.
A Symphony of Color
Hearts in Blue Tina Greenfield
Beginner—$44
Acrylic, Round Wood Box, 7"
Don’t panic! You can paint strokes beginning with precise instruction,
then adding practice and lots of tips. The basics are all here.
Give it a try!
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THURSDAY 1–5 p.m.
#2190—4 hours
THURSDAY 1–5 p.m.
#2200—4 hours
It’s All About
Clouds
Belinda Harris
Learn the easy technique
of layering clouds and
creating a landscape
light source.
Giraffe Donna Roskamp
Beginner—$65
Colored Pencil, MiTientes Paper w/Laser Cut Frame;
12 Whole Prismacolor pencils included, 8" x 8"
Layer Prismacolor Pencils to create realistic giraffe.
Perfect class for beginners.
THURSDAY 2–6 p.m.
#2210—4 hours
THURSDAY 2–6 p.m.
#2220—4 hours
Santa with Lamb
Donna Scully
Intermediate—$47
Acrylic, Wood Plaque,
7" x 9"
Striped Lilies Carol Spohn
Beginner—$40
Watercolor, WC Paper, 10" x 11"
This whimsical floral is created by first painting the random stripes
on the background and then the lilies are painted
in a more realistic manner on dry paper.
THURSDAY 4–6 p.m.
#2230—2 hours
The Holly & The Ivy Barbara Bunsey
Intermediate—$20
Acrylic, Bisque Pin/Ornament; jewels & pin back included, 2" x 2"
Paint a background of mottled color and washes
to add texture to the main design on a bisque surface.
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Paint and then convert into
this year’s Christmas Card!
We’ll have a lot of fun using
a multitude of techniques!
THURSDAY 4–6 p.m.
#2240—2 hours
Believe Nest Judy Ribitch
Acrylic, Tin Planter, 13" x 5" x 4"
Learn to create an antiqued background using chalky paint and wax.
We will use ordinary household objects to create background interest.
THURSDAY 4–6 p.m.
#2250—2 hours
THURSDAY 4–6 p.m.
#2260—2 Hours
Ginko Leaf
Gourd Vase
Dorothy Pullo, CDA
Beginner—$31
Mixed-Media Acrylic,
Gourd, Medium
Students will learn
techniques for working with
gourds, round objects and also
techniques for working with
metallic paints.
FRIDAY 8-10 a.m.
Marbles Arlene Newman, CDA
Acrylics that will paint like oils...
Enjoy this fast, fun technique of wet-on-wet painting.
#3010—2 hours
FRIDAY 8-10 a.m.
#3020—2 hours
Basket of Posies
Arlee Jenkins
Rose Bud Betty Love
Beginner—$37
Watercolor Pencils, Notecard w/Envelope;
8 Derwent WC pencils included, 5" x 7"
Students will learn how to use water soluble colored pencils.
FRIDAY 8-10 a.m.
Spring
Mary Owens
Beginner—$24
Oil Rouging, MDF Plaque,
8" x 10"
Like “Fall,” you will ink and rouge
on background paper that has been
decoupaged onto the surface.
It is fun to pick out background
papers that complement your design!
Take your new Pitt Pen home with
your completed project!
A Symphony of Color
#3030—2 hours
Loosen up your creative side!
Learn how to paint barnwood
by using the correct brushes.
Learn how to paint a woven
basket without a pattern!
Learn to paint loose flowers.
FRIDAY 8 a.m.–12 noon
#3040—4 hours
Garden Gate
Laurie MacKenzie,
TDA
Beginner—$45
Acrylic & Colored Pencil,
Heavy Weight Canson Paper;
8 full-size Prismacolor pencils,
9" x 12"
What’s different here?
The acrylic set up of background
foliage before the colored penciling.
A credit card is used for barrier
blocking. Be sure to bring
your assigned colors.
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#3050—4 hours
#3060—4 hours
Winter Nuthatch
Christine Watson
Acrylic & Pastels, Real Leaf
& Scrapbook Paper; frame,
1 brush included, 8" x 10"
Gingerbread Tin Roxanne Puchalski, MDA
Acrylic, Tin Pocket, 11" x 11"
Paint different textures and surfaces.
Create interest using detail and shines.
#3070—4 hours
Botanical Trio Beth Wagner
Intermediate—$41
Acrylic, WC Paper; mat, frame included, 10" x 22.5"
Watercolor-like botanicals painted in acrylics: a tulip, a rose,
a carnation in soft hues. Box frame, triple mat, and surface included.
SPECIAL EVENT
#3090—6 hours
Needlepoint & Lace
Arlene Linton
Acrylic, MDF Oval Placemat;
1 brush included, 9.75" x 6.75"
Learn the lace-painting
techniques Arlene uses to recreate
vintage lace. As a bonus, learn
how to paint faux-petit point
(or fine needlepoint). You will be
amazed at how easy it is to paint
this beautiful project!
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A great class for a
beginner/intermediate painter.
Learn preserving and painting
on real leaves and unique
technique for enhancing
with pastels.
#3080—4 hours
Hydrangeas & Strokes Nancy Mullen
Acrylic, Gallery Style Wood Plaque, 7" x 9" x1.5"
This piece includes learning stroke work, plaid backgrounds,
petal strokes, shading and highlights all at a nice easy pace.
#3100—6 hours
A Pair of Pears
Maureen Baker
Intermediate—$51
Oil, Hard Board, 8" x 10"
Compositions to learn and
re-enforce the basics of
oil painting: simplicity of
the pears for form,
great texture, movement
in the leaves.
#3110—6 hours
#3120—6 hours
Blue Barn in Winter
Ellen Gleason
Intermediate—$38
9" x 12"
While painting this landscape,
you will develop techniques
in basic perspective,
painting ice, snow, water,
and evergreens.
Gentle Crash Pat Appling
Intermediate—$53
Don’t be intimidated by beautiful oil seascapes! Learn new,
easy methods for painting a gorgeous wave!
Great for your first seascape!
#3130—6 hours
Fun with Strokes Mary Svenson, CDA
Intermediate—$51
Acrylic, Metal Box w/Wood Lid, 7"
The title says it all. Learn about strokes and color flow
throughout a design.
Miss Me?
Cynthia Knox
Intermediate Int. Study—$56
Colored Pencil, Smooth Bristol
Paper; step-by-steps, 2 value
viewers, colorless blender,
padding paper, workable
fixative included, 9" x 12"
Colored pencil drawings transformed
into paintings! Techniques for realistic
flowers, leaves, glass, and background.
Lightly outlined composition provided
for guaranteed success! The student will
be given personalized instruction for
finishing in class or at home.
A Symphony of Color
#3140—6 hours
Ginger Jar and Fruit Arlene Newman, CDA
Acrylic still life with no side loading—painted in the Alla Prima Style.
INTENSIVE STUDY
#3160—6 hours
#3150—8 hours
Time For
Independence
Barbara Bunsey
Intermediate—$47
Acrylic, Wood Clock; clockworks
included, 5.25" x 3" x 1.5"
Dry-brushing and layers
of floated color give a realistic look
to this Americana grouping
on a flag background.
The candle has a “grungy” look!
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#3170—6 hours
#3180—6 hours
Willow the Witch
Nancy Stauffer
Acrylic, Wooden Cut Out;
broom, ribbon included,
24" x 11.25"
Sailboat Carol Spohn
Witch face study with green glazes.
Vintage friends with her black cat.
Willow’s broom is ready to fly.
Intermediate—$51
Watercolor, WC Paper, 10" x 11"
This colorful watercolor starts with a wet into wet wash and then random
geometric shapes are added while maintaining a pathway of light.
Textures are created with stamps and soft floats of color.
FRIDAY 1–3 p.m.
#3190—2 hours
FRIDAY 1–8 p.m.
Silver Daisies
Tricia Joiner
Farmers Market
Carolyn Bacon
Beginner—$26
Acrylic, Mat Frame
w/ Matboard Inset,
11" x 14"
Intermediate—$40
Acrylic, Canvas Banner; rod
included, 13.5" x 19"
This project includes the use
of canvas gel. The gel retards the
drying time of the acrylics.
The gel allows the painter to blend
the colors (not float).
Silver metallic paint adds
sparkle to these easy stroke
daisies and leaves.
A freehand border
completes the design.
FRIDAY 1–8 p.m.
#3200—6 hours
#3210—6 hours
FRIDAY 1–10 p.m.
#3220—8 hours
Autumn Roses
Clock
Jessica Jansen
Mixed-Media Acrylic, Wood
Clock; study panel, clockworks
included, 22" x 9.5"
Create an heirloom!
Learn flat brush lifting techniques.
Study rose structure and color
harmony.
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Poppy Fields Diane Trierweiler
Intermediate—$59
Acrylic, Poly Canvas, 12" x 24"
Build dimension to buildings and flowers with a textural product.
Learn how to carry your palette throughout with tints.
Learn how to create distance, dimension and back lighting.
FRIDAY 3–10 p.m.
#3230—6 hours
FRIDAY 4–6 p.m.
#3240—2 hours
Life Saving Crow
Rosemary Barrett
Acrylic & Oil, Wooden
Panel, 8" x 8"
The crow is an inspiration
for any gardener or bird
lover. We will start with
acrylics and then learn
oil techniques to enhance
the painting.
FRIDAY 4–6 p.m.
Sunflower Patricia Smelkoff
Acrylic, Canvas Board; 1 brush included, 9" x 12"
Learn how to paint wet into wet. Learn how to float and dry brush
for shadows and highlights.
#3250—2 hours
Blue & Yellow Pansies Arlene Newman, CDA
Mixed-Media Acrylic, Basket and Wooden Lid, 7" x 7" x 4.5"
Acrylics painting in the Alla Prima style of wet on wet.
No side loading. Casual, fast, and easy technique.
FRIDAY 4–8 p.m.
#3270—4 hours
Serendipity Rebecca Trimble
Intermediate—$41
Learn a Folk Art Landscape.
A Symphony of Color
FRIDAY 4–8 p.m.
#3260—4 hours
City Rose Tina Greenfield
Intermediate—$37
Acrylic, Wood Box, 5.5" x 5.5" x 2.5"
Paint this striking sidewalk rose with multiple layers of color & value,
using highlighting, shading, dry brushing, & linework to achieve success.
FRIDAY 4–8 p.m.
#3280—4 hours
Backyard Cardinal Marlene Kreutz, CDA
Intermediate—$46
Acrylic, Framed Masonite Panel, 5" x 7"
Students will learn how to mottle a background. We will also
be doing red feather detail. Easy beginner bird!
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FRIDAY 4–8 p.m.
#3290—4 hours
P.B. Tang Julie Talarski
Beginner—$25
Colored Pencil, Frameable Pastelbord, 5" x 7"
Layer color to create vibrancy on a textured background.
Learn basic shading and blending techniques,
including blending with solvent.
FRIDAY 6–10 p.m.
#3310—4 hours
Altered Art Poppy
Judy Ribitch
Acrylic, Round Wood Plaque,
11.5"
Learn how to create
an interesting background
using tissue paper and stencils.
Learn a faster way to float
the edges of your piece.
FRIDAY 7–9 p.m.
#3330—2 hours
Zhostovo Comma/“S” Stroke Workshop
Patricia Smelkoff
Beg./Intermediate—$37
Acrylic, Masonite Board; 2 brushes, black practice paper incl., 9" x 12"
Learn to paint commas and “S” Strokes to create Russian flowers.
Learn to use a liner for final embellishments.
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FRIDAY 4–8 p.m.
#3300—4 hours
Zendala Tote Sue Jacobs, CZT
Pen & Ink, Canvas Tote Bag, 10.5" x 8.5"
Canvas bag will use Zentangle patterns in a mandala (Zendala).
Tips for tangling on canvas with discussion of pens.
Optional shading with a drybrush technique.
FRIDAY 6–10 p.m.
#3320—4 hours
Fa la La la La
Chris Haughey
Acrylic, Wood Art Panel;
stencil included, 10" x 10"
Unique approach to easily
create depth and dimension.
Stencils add interest and
design. Class packed with tips
and tricks to make painting
easier. Learn techniques
to incorporate Liquid Glass,
glossy varnish, and
glazing medium.
FRIDAY 7–9 p.m.
#3340—2 hours
Autumn Barbara Bunsey
Acrylic, Wood Plaque; leaves, jute included, 5" x 7"
This simple design incorporates dry-brushing, floated color,
sponging, for a quick autumn splash in your decor.
FRIDAY 7–9 p.m.
#3350—2 hours
A+ student
Please be an
and bring the
appropriate supplies to class. You will find a list of
Basic Supplies by Medium on page 37.
You will be expected to have these supplies with you.
If your teacher has requested specific supplies beyond
this list, those are listed on pages 38–39 by class number.
Feel free to contact your teachers before Convention
if you have specific questions using the contact info
on page 40. Thank you for studying up on the supplies
that will help to make your class experience rewarding.
Silver Daffodils
Tricia Joiner
Beginner—$31
Acrylic, Wooden Candle Holder,
14.5" x 5.5" x 4"
Metallic Silver, tinted silver,
and detail line work create this fun
simplified Zhostovo design.
Great introduction to
the technique.
P.S. We are a friendly bunch, and you can often
borrow from a neighbor in a pinch :)
#4010—4 hours
Snowy Barn
Nancy Scott, CDA
#4020—4 hours
Building Friends
Rebecca Trimble
Intermediate—$30
Acrylic, Tin Tray,
7.5" x 11"
Intermediate—$47
Acrylic, Laser Cut Wood,
10" x 14"
Paint a tranquil winter scene
using DecoArt Americana
acrylics. This lovely tin tray
can be displayed all season long.
Perfect project for the
beginner/intermediate painter.
A great, happy, fun
holiday project!
#4030—4 hours
SPECIAL EVENT
#4040—4 hours
Scarves to Dye For
Beth Wagner
& Carol Spohn
Beginner—$46
Dye and Fabric Paint,
Silk Scarf, 8" x 52"
October Table Runner Janet Snell
Intermediate—$44
Acrylic, RocLon Table Runner; 2 stencils included, 14" x 40"
Runner is painted on RocLon, combining both stenciling
and painting techniques.
A Symphony of Color
An introduction to two talented
teachers and two fabulous products.
Create a one-of-a-kind silk scarf using
Colorhue Dyes for the background
and So-Soft fabric paint for the
flowers. Silk hankie included
for practice. A good time will be
had by all. We promise!
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#4050—4 hours
SATURDAY 8 a.m.–3 p.m.
#4060—6 hours
Mr. Lion
Nora Begona
Advanced—$66
Colored Pencil,
Acid Free Paper Board,
11" x 8.5"
Days of Wine and Roses Belinda Harris
Acrylic Enamels, 2 Wine Glasses and Wine Decanter,
Experience quick and easy roses/grapes on glass with enamel paints.
#4070—6 hours
Star Barn Barbara Bunsey
Intermediate—$39
Acrylic, Wood Placemat, 13" x 18"
Paint an historic structure in Pennsylvania’s Amish country. The washy
flag background gives an Americana look to this piece. The trees, gravel
drive, field stone foundation, and tin roof add texture to the design.
#4090—6 hours
Learn how to draw
a lion from a pattern,
create fur and convey
volume, and how
to blend with
colored pencils.
#4080—6 hours
3 Baby Birds Rosemary Barrett
Acrylic, Wooden Box, 10" x 4" x 2"
These little baby birds are done with acrylics.
Learn to paint realist baby birds.
#4100—6 hours
Gone Fishing
Carolyn Bacon
Intermediate—$38
Acrylic, Canvas Banner;
rod included, 8" x 21"
This project uses canvas gel.
The gel retards the drying time
for the acrylics. The painter can
blend the colors (no floating).
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True Love Lynne Andrews
Acrylic, Wood Frame w/Insert, 9.5" x 9.5"
Special emphasis will be put on creating trees by stippling.
Students will learn how to paint icicles with the correct brush.
Lots of detail to make this project come together!
#4110—6 hours
#4120—8 hours
Spring Diptych
Fran Mittelstet
Watercolor, #140 WC Paper;
mat included,
12" x 16"
Flowers for Sale Diane Trierweiler
Two small related watercolors
will be joined by making
the branches connect
the two then matting.
Intermediate—$61
Build dimension to walls and flowers with a textural product.
Learn how to create impressionistic flowers to create softness,
and to carry your palette throughout with tints.
#4130—8 hours
Sunshowers
Cynthia Knox
Moth Orchid
Betty Love
Intermediate Int. Study—$56
Colored Pencil, Smooth Bristol
Paper; step-by-steps, 2 value
viewers, colorless blender,
padding paper, workable fixative
included, 9" x 12"
Watercolor Pencils,
Stonehenge Paper;
19 Derwent Watercolor
Pencils included,
10" x 20"
Techniques for realistic flowers, leaves,
pottery, and wood. Lightly outlined
composition provided for guaranteed
success! The student will be taught
how to render each form and given
personalized instruction for finishing
in class or at home.
Create a beautiful design
using water-soluble
colored pencils.
#4150—8 hours
Red Ribbon & Berries Arlene Linton
Acrylic, MDF Decorative Trivet, 8" x 8"
Spend most of the class floating multiple layers of color
using angle and filbert brushes.
A Symphony of Color
INTENSIVE STUDY
#4140—8 hours
SATURDAY 1–3 p.m.
#4160—2 hours
Pears for Heirs Tina Greenfield
Acrylic, Scalloped Wood Plate, 6"
Create a light-to-dark value background and paint realistic pears using
multiple layers of color. Add to that a little lettering. A two-hour beauty!
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SATURDAY 1–5 p.m.
#4170—4 hours
Crocks Nancy Scott, CDA
Intermediate—$47
Oil, Wooden Box, 10" x 4" x 2"
Antique country crocks painted in oils on a wooden pencil box.
Painted with soft, earthy warm colors to compliment any décor.
Perfect for the beginner/intermediate oil painter.
SATURDAY 1–8 p.m.
#4190—6 hours
The Long Road Home Ellen Gleason
Intermediate—$43
Acrylic, Canvas Board, 12" x 16"
While painting this landscape, you will develop techniques
in basic perspective, painting ice, snow, water, and evergreens.
SATURDAY 1–8 p.m.
#4200—6 hours
Intermediate—$43
WC/CP/Colored Pen,
Frameable Printmaking Paper;
pen, pencil included,
10" x 14"
The eagle is alive!
Learn how to paint the eagle
to make it come to life.
Learn how to layer feathers
so they are overlapping
and look real. Learn to paint
realistic eyes.
Quick and easy watercolor
background. Zentangle
techniques for a colorful ZIA
(zentangle-inspired art).
#4210—4 hours
Copper Pot Bonnie Frederico, CDA
Intermediate—$66
Colored Pencil, Paper; pencils included, 9" x 10"
Use a layering technique to create realism,
while understanding complimentary colors.
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#4180—6 hours
Tangled City
Sue Jacobs, CZT
Eagle
Arlee Jenkins
SATURDAY 4–8 p.m.
SATURDAY 1–8 p.m.
SATURDAY 4–8 p.m.
#4220—4 hours
Moonlit Water Roxanne Puchalski, MDA
Simple techniques create this dramatic landscape.
Design wraps around the canvas edges. No frame is needed.
SATURDAY 4–8 p.m.
#4230—4 hours
Background with a Twist Marion Buricatu
Oil, Prepared Collage on Gallery Canvas, 8" x 8"
Learn how to make a unique and personal background
with collage techniques. Then paint lemons using oil paint.
SATURDAY 4–8 p.m.
#4250—4 hours
Barn in the Morning Sun
Arlene Newman, CDA
Acrylics painted in the casual Alla Prima style with the look
and feel of oils. Wet-on-wet techniques.
SATURDAY 5–7 p.m.
#4270—2 hours
SATURDAY 4–8 p.m.
#4240—4 hours
Jeweled Santa Judy Ribitch
Acrylic, Tin Plaque, 9" x 13"
Santa has to have a little bling to make it through the snowy winter.
Learn to paint a simple Santa face and realistic fur.
SATURDAY 5–7 p.m.
#4260—2 hours
Pinecones & Berries Barbara Bunsey
Acrylic, (2)Wood Candle Holders, 4.375" x 2.25"
Quick and easy way to paint pinecones and pine needles.
Dry-brushing is also used to add texture.
SATURDAY 6–8 p.m.
#4280—2 hours
Christmas Rose
Tina Greenfield
Acrylic, Wood Ornament;
ribbon included,
3.75" x 4.75"
Beginning with a softly mottled
background, this design comes
to life with multiple layers
of color. Long, graceful S-strokes
at the edges finish the ornament.
A Symphony of Color
Monet’s Venice Rebecca Trimble
Beginner—$35
Paint a Claude Monet in only 2 hours.
Great for all levels, including true beginners.
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SATURDAY 6–8 p.m.
#4290—2 hours
Paris Cindy Harrison
Mixed-Media Acrylic, Wood Box; napkin, mini card,
use of stamps included, 5" x 5" x 3"
Have FUN creating this box with the use of a napkin,
rubberstamps & paint!
SATURDAY 6–8 p.m.
#4310—2 hours
SATURDAY 6–8 p.m.
#4300—2 hours
Freehand Rose Study Jessica Jansen
Mixed-Media Acrylic, Wood Panel; 2 study panels
included, 11" x 14"
Learn to paint roses without a pattern. This is an introduction to rose
structure and movement. Two practice panels included.
SATURDAY 6–8 p.m.
#4320—2 hours
Proud Rooster
Belinda Harris
Come and paint a fun
and quick rooster on
a glazed, colored background.
Secret Santa Cynthia Erekson
Acrylic, Large Wood Ornament, 7.25"
Using “custom cut” stencils and acrylics paint this secretive Santa
onto Christmas scrapbook paper that has been decoupaged,
just for you, onto a large wooden ornament.
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SUNDAY 8 a.m.–12 noon
#5010—4 hours
#5020—4 hours
Autumn in Umbria
Anne Hunter
Intermediate—$37
The soft misty look of autumn
is painted into this peaceful
landscape design. The sun-warmed
fields and mountains are the perfect
complement to the villa nestled
on the rise. There are many
different techniques used
and combined to create this
wonderful effect.
Magic in a Jar Nora Begona
Acrylic, Mason Jar w/Paper Roses; stand, lace, brass bee,
burlap included, 13" x 3"
Create a romantic whimsical touch for your home with this lovely jar.
Learn how to paint a rose on paper and assemble.
#5030—4 hours
#5040—4 hours
Yellow Roses
Laurie MacKenzie,
TDA
Watercolor, D ’Arches Paper,
12" x 16"
Learn how to follow
a methodical step-by-step
and control temperature
to create depth to your
otherwise simple
subject matter.
My Little Creamer Bonnie Frederico, CDA
Intermediate—$40
Oil, Canvas, 5" x 7"
Learn to mix values in oil paint to create
a realistic creamer and grapes.
#5050—4 hours
Background with French Apple Marion Buricatu
Oil, Prepared Collage on Gallery Canvas, 8" x 8"
Learn how to make a unique and personal background with
collage techniques. Then paint apples using oil paint.
A Symphony of Color
#5060—4 hours
Night Skater Janice Cooper
Mixed-Media Acrylic, Wood Frame w/Canvas Board;
use of stencils included, 12" x 16"
Through a mixed-media experience, paint a whimsical snowman.
Learn a texture technique to create the background.
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#5070—4 hours
Amethyst Anemone Julie Talarski
Colored Pencil, Frameable Pastelbord, 5" x 7"
Build layers of colored pencil on a textured surface
and blend with solvent to create this purple beauty.
SUNDAY 8 a.m.–3 p.m.
#5090—6 hours
Palette Knife Floral Diane Trierweiler
Intermediate—$53
Learn how to create leaves and petals with your palette knife
and textural medium. Learn how to carry your palette throughout
with tints. Layering shadows and highlights to create depth.
Spring Goldfinch
Carolyn Bacon
Acrylic, Canvas Banner;
rod included, 8" x 21"
This project includes the use
of canvas gel. The gel helps retard
the drying time of the acrylics.
The painter will be able
to blend the colors
(not float the colors).
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#5110—4 hours
#5080—4 hours
Textured Pansies Jessica Jansen
Mixed-Media Acrylic, Canvas Panel; 2 study panels incl., 11" x 14"
Add visual depth through applications of thick paint. Create harmony
with a limited palette. Make a variety of petal shapes with 1 brush.
#5100—4 hours
2 Cabochon Sets Cindy Harrison
Beginner—$47
Mixed-Media Acrylic, 2 Glass Pendants w/Earrings;
trays, pearls for one set included, 1"–2"
Create wearable art using paint, rubberstamps, and paper!
More design options will be given in class!
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Basic Supplies by Medium
Acrylic & Acrylic Gouache Supplies
Pastels
❑ A good assortment of brushes, including flats, angles, liners,
rounds, filberts and mops, and any special brushes that may
be listed for a particular class.
❑ Palette paper
❑ Tracing paper
❑ Transfer paper (both light and dark)
❑ Palette knife
❑ Stylus
❑ Paper towels
❑ Pencil
❑ Eraser
❑ Container for water
❑ Brush cleaner
❑ Small containers in which to store paint should the project
not be finished in class
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Oil Pain�ng Supplies
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Graphite paper (gray and white)
Tracing paper
Stylus
Drafting or artist’s tape
Paper towels
Small containers for turpentine and medium
Palette paper
Palette knife
Brushes (see individual teacher’s requests)
Bristle brushes (these are stiff bristles—not soft—for use on
canvases), either flat or filbert, generally small, medium,
and large
Sable brushes for details (synthetics okay for some classes),
usually a no. 2, no. 4, no. 8, and larger for larger surfaces
Liners (long and short)
Round or filbert if a stroke work class
Optional: photo holder, note paper, plastic cling wrap to
cover palette, aluminum foil for heat-set oils
Chamois cloth
Paper towels
Blending stumps
Eraser (kneadable, white vinyl, etc.)
Non-wax graphite paper
Tracing paper
Razor blade for sharpening
Drafting or artist’s tape, 1"
Watercolor Supplies
❑ Watercolor brushes (1" and 1 1/2" flats, no. 8 or
no. 10 round, liner brush)
❑ 2 water containers
❑ Non-wax graphite paper (gray & white)
❑ Masking fluid
❑ Tracing paper
❑ Double-ball stylus
❑ Drafting or artist’s tape, 1"
❑ Pencil & sharpener
❑ White vinyl eraser
❑ Cotton swabs
❑ Spray bottle
❑ Palette
❑ Paper towels (cut into quarters)
❑ Hand-held fan
❑ Scissors
❑ Toothbrush for spattering
❑ 6" or 12" C-Thru ruler
❑ Optional: photo holder, assorted sponges (well rinsed),
sea sponges, synthetic sponges, note paper, 1-ounce
container for masking fluid (old water bottle cap works well),
old no. 1 round brush for masking fluid, small bar of soap
for masking fluid.
Colored Pencil Supplies
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Non-wax graphite paper (gray & white)
Tracing paper
Stylus
Drafting or artist’s tape, 1"
Battery-operated pencil sharpener
Battery-operated eraser
Erasers
Paper towels
6" or 12" C-Thru ruler
Foam core board or other flat surface for support.
Optional: hand-held pencil sharpener, scissors, photo
holder, note paper
A Symphony of Color
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Special Class Supplies
Please note! Basic Supplies by Medium (acrylics, oils, colored pencils, pastels, and watercolors) are listed on page 37.
In addition, you should bring the special items listed below to class. If you have questions about substitutions for these
special supplies, please contact the teacher directly (see page 40). Due to lighting conditions in some classrooms,
you may want to bring a battery-operated light for your personal use.
999 #2 round; 5/8" deerfoot; usual painting supplies; see pg. 37.
1010 Usual WC supplies; see pg. 37.
1020 Battery pencil sharpener; tracing paper; transfer paper;
stylus; stomp or tortillion; usual CP supplies; see pg. 37.
1030 1/8" angle shader; #1 flat shader; toothpicks; battery table lamp
1040 White eraser
1050 JS 1360 #2 short liner; JS 1365 5/0 script liner; asst. flats or
angles
1070 3/4" Magic Tape or masking tape; 1/4", 1/2" stencil brushes;
2" sponge brush; #4 Scharff “stain-it” brush series 220; partial
roll of inexpensive (crispy) paper towels; Silver Brush #2411
mini 20/0 lettering brush
1080 1/2" Maxine mop; drybrushes, usual painting supplies;
see pg. 37.
1090 Nothing needed
1110 #10/0, #0 liners; #2, #6 flat shaders; 1/4", 1/2", 3/4" flat
washes; old scruffy brush; sta-wet palette
1120 Small sea sponge; 1/4" masking tape
1130 #4 or #6 filbert, Prismacolor pencils #928, 929, 934, 938, 993,
994, 995, 1003, 1005, 1078, 1091; large soft brush; pencil
sharpener; backer board
1140 #0/10 or 0/20 liner; 3/4" angle; good flats; usual painting
supplies; see pg. 37.
1150 3/4” Fusion flat; #4 round; #4, #6 Fusion filberts
1160 JS #2 or #3 detailer; JS #0, #2 pointed round; 3/8" oval wash;
9 x 12 waxed palette; small shallow container to store paints
(rectangle shape)
1170 1" flat shader; small, large 1" mop; # 4, #6 filbert; 10/0 liner;
white transfer paper; stylus; tape
1180 Usual painting supplies; see pg. 37.
1190 LC brushes; #2, #6 7020 ultra rounds; good asst. of mops;
#8 scumbler
1200 Scotch magic tape; couple of liner brushes
1210 1" bristle brush; 1/2” angle brush; liner brush; bristle fan;
1/2" flat shader
1220 Med. Size Scharff Mongoose blender fan or Bob Ross floral fan;
large round bristle brush (or natural sponge); med. size rake or
wisp; regular flats, filberts and liner.
1230 Round brushes; filbert brushes
1240 Battery pencil sharpener; Black eraser; drawing board
1250 1/4" deerfoot, med. dome round; LC small stencil brush
1260 Stencil brush; old brush for texture paste
1270 None
1280 Small scissors; liner brush; gluing brush
1290 Lg. deerfoot; Bobbie’s blenders; asst. good flats; math compass;
#4 liner
1300 1/4" dome brush; #8 filbert; blue masking tape; brayer,
sea sponge
1310 #1 liner; 1/4", 1/2", 3/4" flat washes; #4, #6 flat shaders
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1320 1/4”, 1/2” angle brushes; 18/0 liner; #2, #6 Flora round
brushes; scumbler; #12 filbert; #8 mesa; stencil brushes; berry
makers; palette knife
1330 #2, #4, #6 round; long liner; #6 soft filbert
1340 3/4" Fusion filbert; #1 liner; #4 round; #4 flat; #4, #6 Fusion
filberts
2020 Good flats & filberts
2030 Scharff Mongoose blender fan (or Bob Ross Floral fan); variety
of small & medium filberts, washes and flats; liner
2040 Stencil brushes; 1/2" angular; #6 Fandango brush
2050 Scharff 3000 #4 fine liner (will be available in class if needed)
2070 Lg. mop; 3/4" LC angular bristle brush; small fan or filbert rake
2080 Battery pencil sharpener; clean soft brush; hardboard 1" bigger
than project; Prismacolor pencils: Black, Burnt Ochre, Cream,
Dark Brown, Indigo, Light Peach, Mediterranean Blue, Tuscan
Red, White
2090 1" large bristle brush; bristle fan; liner; 1/2" angle
2100 11" x 14" backboard; fine point stylus; #00, #2 Scharff moon
scrubbers, large mop brush
2120 1/4" angle shader; #6 filbert; 1/4" dagger striper; #4 round;
10/0 liner; 1/4", 1/2" mop; 1" foam brush; small stippler or old
scruffy brush; stylus; White transfer paper; tape
2130 #10/0, #0 liners; #2 round; #2, #6 flat shaders; 1/4", 1/2",
3/4" flat washes; old scruffy brush; sta-wet palette
2140 Nothing needed
2150 JS #2 or #3 detailer; JS #0, #2 pointed round; 3/8" oval wash;
9 x 12 waxed palette; small shallow container to store paints
(rectangle shape)
2160 #7020 LC #2, #6, #14; #8 LC scumbler; good asst. of small
mops
2180 #10/0 liner; #2 round with a good point; #12 flat; small sea
sponge
2190 Battery pencil sharpener; drawing board
2200 #2, #4, #6, #12 flats; #1, #2 script liner; #2, #4 bristle flat;
Red pencil
2210 Large flat brush; scrubby brushes; pop-up tissues
2220 Maxine mop; drybrushes; usual painting supplies; see pg. 37.
2240 Small stencil brush; good script brush
2260 #1 liner; #4 round; #4, #6 Fusion filberts; 3/4" Fusion filbert
wash
3010 Battery pencil sharpener; clean soft brush; hardboard 1" bigger
than project; #6 round brush; water container
3020 1" bristle brush; 1/2" angle brush; liner brush; #6 filbert brush
3030 Nothing needed
3040 Scharff White bristle duster series 850; White wax-free transfer
paper; old credit card; Prismacolor pencils #938 White, #935
Black, #915 Lemon Yellow, #944 Terra Cotta, #937 Tuscan Red,
#1082 Chocolate
3050 Large drybrush; stipple brush
3060 #4 or #6 filbert; 10/0 liner
3080 #6–#8 angle or flat; #4 filbert; #2 LC round stroke brush;
scumbler; LC Plaid striper
3100 Good oil bright brushes
3110 3/4", 5/8", 1/2", 1/4" angle brushes; 10/0 liner; old scruffy
brush; asst. flats, rounds & filberts; sta-wet palette; transfer
paper
3120 Table easel; med. Scharff blender fan (or Bob Ross floral fan);
Bob Ross palette knife; med. sized wisp or rake, variety of flats,
filberts; liner
3130 JS 1360 #2, #5 short liner; JS 2010 #2, #8 oval drybrush;
JS 1365 5/0 script liner; asst. flats or angles
3140 3/4" Fusion filbert wash; #1 liner; #4 Fusion round; #4,
#6 Fusion filberts
3150 Usual CP supplies; see. pg. 37; Prismacolor pencils Apple Green,
Black, Black Grape, Blush Pink, Canary Yellow, Chartreuse,
Chestnut, Chocolate, Cool Grey 70%, Dark Brown, Dark
Green, Dark Purple, Dark Umber, Denim Blue, Espresso,
French Grey 90%, Greyed Lavender, Henna, Limepeel, Marine
Green, Mulberry, Olive Green, Parma Violet, Pink, Process Red,
Prussian Green, Spring Green, Sunburst Yellow, Tuscan Red,
White, Yellow Ochre
3160 1/2" Scotch Magic tape; LC #272 small & medium dome
3170 Mop brush; small star stencil; 1/4" flat brush; small stencil
brush; usual painting supplies; see pg. 37.
3180 Ruler; soft rag; scrubby brushes; pop-up tissues
3200 Cheri Rol #2 droplet; usual painting supplies; see pg. 37.
3210 #10 Global Arts Fusion flat; 3/4" flat brush
3220 Table easel; palette knife; Diane T’s #4, #8 long petal brushes;
3/8" landscaper; small palette knife
3230 Small hair dryer; palette paper
3240 1/4", 1/2", 3/4" flat shaders; scruffy brush; #4 or #6 drybrush
blender; sta-wet palette
3250 #4, #6 Fusion filberts; #4 round; #1 liner; 3/4" flat brush
3260 #10/0 liner; #2 round; #10 filbert; small flat; #14 flat; 3/8"
scumbler or crescent
3270 1/8", 1/4" deerfoot; #1 round; small sea sponge
3280 #16 filbert
3290 #4 or #6 filbert; large soft brush; Prismacolor pencils #901, 905,
916, 938, 944, 1027, 1087, 1090, 1100, 1102; pencil sharpener
3300 Compass and/or circle template stencil
3310 1/4" deerfoot; medium dome round
3320 1/4", 1/2" angles; 18/0, #0 liner; Laflora round; #12 filbert;
#4 flat shader; stencil brushes; berry makers
3330 #2, #6 filberts; sta-wet palette
3340 LC #272 large dome; mop brush; scotch tape
4010 Stylus; #10/0 liner
4020 1/8", 1/4", 3/8" lunar blenders; #1, #3 rounds; #6 scumbler
4030 18" see thru ruler; chalk pencil; stencil brushes
4050 #4, #6, #8 flats; #4, #6 filberts; 10/0 script liner; #4 scumbler;
rubbing alcohol
A Symphony of Color
4060 Derwent pencils; 6110 Sepia, 5700 Brown Ochre, 7200 White,
6600 Chocolate, 6700 Ivory Black, 6220 Sanguine; sharpener
4070 1” painters tape; 3/4” LC #410 deerfoot; #8 filbert; 1/8", 1/4",
1/2" stroke brushes; LC “L” #272 dome brush
4080 Small hair dryer; usual painting supplies; see pg. 37.
4100 LC brushes; #4, #8 ultra rounds; good asst. of mops;
#8 scumbler
3/8" landscaper; small palette knife
4130 Clean soft brush; hardboard 1" bigger than project; WC brush
#2, #4 flat; good liner brush; water container
4140 Stylus; usual CP supplies; see. pg. 37; Prismacolor pencils Beige,
Black, Bronze, Burnt Ochre, Canary Yellow, Chartreuse,
Chocolate, Crimson Red, Dark Brown, Dark Green, Dark
Umber, French Grey 70%, Goldenrod, Green Ochre, Jasmine,
Light Umber, Limepeel, Marine Green, Mineral Orange,
Moss Green, Olive Green, Peach Beige, Poppy Red, Pumpkin
Orange, Putty Beige, Prussian Green, Raspberry, Sand, Spanish
Orange, Sunburst Yellow, Terracotta, Tuscan Red, White,
Yellow Ochre, Yellowed Orange
4160 #10/0 liner; #10 filbert; #14 flat; 3/8" mop; med. scumbler
or crescent brush
4170 Liberty or Krylon matte spray, small containers for mediums
4180 Large sta-wet palette; 3/4", 5/8", 1/2", 1/4" angle brushes;
10/0 liner; old scruffy brush, asst. flats, rounds, filberts; palette
paper; transfer paper
4190 1" bristle flat; bristle fan; 1/2" angle; #8 filbert
4200 Usual WC supplies; see pg. 37; ruler; backboard
4210 Backboard at least 11" x 12"; battery pencil sharpener, stomp
or tortillion; see page 37.
4220 3/8" splayed flat; 3/8" dry stipple brush
4230 #4, #6 flats; liner brush; transfer paper; tracing paper
4240 1/4" oval filbert rake; small stencil brush
4250 3/4" Fusion flat; #1 liner; #4 Fusion round, #6 Fusion filbert
4260 3/8" FM Black Gold angle wave; LC large dome; #6 filbert;
#2 round
4270 #10/0 liner; #8 or #10 flat; #2 round
4280 #1 round; #12 bristle flat
4290 Scruffy brush; usual painting supplies; see pg. 37.
4300 3/4" flat; #8 or #10 Fusion flat
4310 #2, #4, #6, #8, #12 flats; #1, #2 liner; #2, #4 round
4320 1/4", (2) 1/2", 3/4" stencil brushes; #4 Scharff series 220
“stain-it” brush; masking tape or magic tape; palette knife
5010 #4 fan; 3/4” filbert; #6, #10 deerfoot
5020 Golden Taklon #4, # 10, #12 flats; #2 liner; sta-wet palette
5030 Fine stylus; WC brushes
5040 Small flats; filberts; liner; palette knife
5050 #4, #6 flat brushes; liner brush; transfer paper; tracing paper
5060 #1 wash; 10/0 script liner; #5 round; med. dry brush; #1 china
bristle brush; 1/4", 3/8", 5/8" stencil brushes, palette knife
5070 #4 or #6 filbert, Prismacolor pencils #901, 932, 933, 938, 956,
988, 996, 1005, 1008, 1009, 1018, 1079; large soft brush;
sharpener
5080 #8 Fusion flat; 3/4" flat brush
1/2" Diane T’s petal brush; small palette knife
5100 Scruffy brush; usual painting supplies; see pg. 37.
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Our 2015 Teachers
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Projects on Page
Betty Allen ........................................ 14
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Chris Haughey ........................ 9, 18, 28
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Judy Ribitch .................... 17, 22, 28, 33
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Lynne Andrews ..................... 16, 21, 30
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Anne Hunter ............................... 19, 35
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Donna Roskamp ......................... 17, 22
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Patricia Appling .................... 16, 19, 25
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Sue Jacobs, CZT........................... 28, 32
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Maryse Roy ....................................... 20
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Carolyn Bacon ...................... 26, 30, 36
[email protected]
Jessica Jansen ......................... 26, 34, 36
[email protected]
Nancy Scott, CDA ....................... 29, 32
[email protected]
Maureen Baker ............................ 16, 24
[email protected]
Arlee Jenkins ................... 16, 20, 23, 32
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Donna Scully .............................. 14, 22
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Rosemary Barrett......................... 27, 30
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Tricia Joiner .................... 18, 20, 26, 29
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Patricia Smelkoff ....... 14, 18, 21, 27, 28
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Nora Begona ............................... 30, 35
[email protected]
Cynthia Knox ............................. 25, 31
[email protected]
Janet Snell ......................................... 29
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Barbara Bunsey ......... 22, 25, 28, 30, 33
[email protected]
Maureen Kreutz, CDA ................. 13, 27
[email protected]
Laurie Speltz ..................................... 19
[email protected]
Marion Buricatu.......................... 33, 35
[email protected]
Arlene Linton .................... 9, 19, 24, 31
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Carol Spohn .................... 10, 22, 26, 29
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Bobbie Campbell, CDA......................17
[email protected]
Betty Love ............................. 20, 23, 31
[email protected]
Nancy Stauffer .................................. 26
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Janice Cooper.................................... 35
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Laurie MacKenzie, TDA........ 13, 16, 17,
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23, 35
Mary Svenson, CDA..................... 13, 25
[email protected]
Janice Cormier ............................ 15, 18
[email protected]
Linda McClure.................................. 20
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Bobbie Takashima....................... 15, 21
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Cynthia Erekson ..................... 8, 14, 34
[email protected]
Donna McMichael ............................ 21
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Juliette Talarski ......... 15, 17, 20, 28, 36
[email protected]
Bonnie Frederico, CDA .... 13, 19, 32, 35
[email protected]
Frances Mittelstet ............ 14, 18, 19, 31
[email protected]
Diane Trierweiler .................. 26, 31, 36
[email protected]
Ellen Gleason .............................. 25, 32
[email protected]
Nancy Mullen ................................... 24
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Rebecca Trimble ......... 8, 13, 27, 29, 33
[email protected]
Tina Greenfield ............... 21, 27, 31, 33
[email protected]
Arlene Newman, CDA .......15, 18, 23, 25
[email protected]
27, 33
Beth Wagner ................... 10, 17, 24, 29
[email protected]
Belinda Harris ....................... 22, 30, 34
[email protected]
Mary Owens ......................... 14, 21, 23
[email protected]
Christine Watson .............................. 24
[email protected]
Cindy Harrison ........................... 34, 36
[email protected]
Roxanne Puchalski, MDA....... 16, 24, 32
[email protected]
Margit Hartl ......................... 13, 15, 20
[email protected]
Dorothy Pullo, CDA .................... 15, 23
[email protected]
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New England Traditions logo designed by Arlene Beck, MDA ©1998 NECC
New England Traditions is a production of the New England Chapters Council
of the Society of Decorative Painters.
Sponsoring Council members:
Capitolers, Connecticut Society of Decorative Painters,
Connecticut Yankee Painters, Pioneer Valley Decorative Painters,
Sea Strokes of Maine Decorative Painters,
Tole ’n ME, White Mountain Decorative Painters’ Guild,
and Yankee Heritage Tole Chapter.
Visit newenglandtraditions.org
“A Symphony of Color" theme artwork designed by Cynthia Erekson ©2014 NECC

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