MET workshop – Sculpting a human head from polymer clay, with Karl Blindheim – Part 1
MET workshops
Sculpting human heads with polymer clay
12 events found.
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Memorial Hall, North York City Centre 5150 Yonge Street, North York, ON, Canada
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Ontario Miniatures Gathering
Gananoque ON
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Moncton Miniature and Doll Show & Sale
Moncton NB
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MET workshop – Sculpting human figures with Karl Blindheim
Memorial Hall, North York City Centre 5150 Yonge Street, North York, ON, CanadaMET workshopsSculpting human hands and bodies with polymer clay
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Kingston – MEKA Show & Sale
Kingston ON
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MET Private Members’ sale
Memorial Hall, North York City Centre 5150 Yonge Street, North York, ON, CanadaMET special events -
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MET general meeting
Memorial Hall, North York City Centre 5150 Yonge Street, North York, ON, CanadaMET general meetingsFeatured speaker – Martha Mclean
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MET workshop – Mini-knitting with Sharon Da Costa
Memorial Hall, North York City Centre 5150 Yonge Street, North York, ON, CanadaMET workshopsNOTE: for non-knitters, we’ll teach the basics in full-size knitting as well Izzy Doll – 4 colours (face, feet/shoes, pants/hat, shirt) Sock Monkey – 2 colours (grey and cream) Sharon will supply kits for each project (cost TBD), containing the following: – sufficient thread to complete the project, including a small amount of black and […]
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MET workshop – building toy chests to give to kids at the Show
Memorial Hall, North York City Centre 5150 Yonge Street, North York, ON, CanadaMET workshopsThis is a workshop meeting devoted to the “Kids’ Gifts”. Children 12 and under are not charged admission to attend our show & sale in October, and in addition, we give each one a free gift, made by club members (while supplies last). This year Martha McLean designed, and generously cut about a hundred toy […]
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MET workshop – Building the Bluenose with Kelly Hadden – Part 1
Memorial Hall, North York City Centre 5150 Yonge Street, North York, ON, CanadaMET workshopsA special 2-part workshop devoted to producing a miniature version of that beloved Nova-Scotian schooner, the Bluenose. August 17: Carving and painting the hull and stand. September 21: Building the masts, […]
