Cathy Johnston

I received this cool picture yesterday from my favorite nephew. Thank you Logan. I have this picture on my refrigerator so I can see it every day.

This weekend I am attending Clay Camp in beautiful,  hot Gold Bar Washington.

Here is the latest book that I made using the Bind-It-All. I guess maybe I should go to Jamaica and take some pictures for it. It’s a good thing my niece is getting married there this weekend.

Join the Clay Carnival in England this summer. August 1 - 3, 2008. For more information visit http://www.picturetrail.com/euroclaycarnival

Please Join the EWPCG for a Clay-Day on Saturday February 16, 2008 from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. We will be meeting at Allied Arts in Richland located at 89 Lee Blvd. If you want to drop in and join us bring your tools and clay.

The THEME will be Transfers

The Cost will be $10 to participate.

For more info email me at cathyjohnston@gmail.com

Wow I can’t believe the Carnival is over. I was just looking at the 50 + poker chips I got in the swap. Each one is so unique, so many different techniques. I will add them to my other collections after I show them off to my guild and my local Clay Pals. Thanks to the 80 + students that made the Clay Carnival such a success.

Happy Holidays!!!!!!

Cathy

Wow the 4th Clay Carnival is coming up fast. Las Vegas here we come.

Join Donna Kato, Carol Blackburn, Leslie Blackford, Cathy Johnston, Sue Kelsey and Jacqueline Lee on the Carnival Legend for Clay Carnival Ahoy ‘08 October 26th thru November 2nd 2008 for 7 days of cruising fun and polymer clay classes.

Clay Carnival Ahoy 08 information has been posted at http://www.drolett-travel.com/

Here are some pictures from a wonderful weekend in Northern Idaho. We enjoyed the beautiful weather. Made new friends renewed old friendships and shared good food. Plus we had fun relaxing with Polymer Clay all weekend.

Registrations are starting to come in for The Great Clay Escape weekend to be held Oct 12-14, 2007. We will be claying and relaxing on the shores of Lake Coeur d’Alene in northern Idaho.

For more info click on the Eastern Washington Polymer Clay Guild link above.