Tuesday, May 19, 2009

8 days to go...


I don't believe i am writting in my blog when i have PILE of things to do, and i am not talking just about polymer clay work, laundry pile is so high, i think i have neglected my duties in the last 2 weeks, these preparations to my 1st international class are a real project and i am doing my best to be prepared :)

so... checklist? wanna go over my things with me? (such a newbie excitement!!!, please forgive me)
let's see -
raw canes and demos? got it! (how do i pack those for flight? they won't let me get those on plane - right?)


Brochure & tutorials for students? - arrived in the mail yesterday! check!


keychains? & barrettes? finished today - check


beads for swap? almost finished

necklaces and jewelry - not yet, i have to string those


table? - a mess (see above)
soon it will all be packed and ready for launch :)
few more days and.....
I'm all flat on the floor :)
thanks for letting me share my mess!

(sorry the photos are small, i do need some surprizes... :) )

Posted by Iris Mishly at 4:59 PM

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6 comments:

  1. ZuMay 19, 2009 at 5:44 PM

    Oh, those small photos are so intriguing! :))) I am so impatient to see your creations in real life!

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  2. KathiMay 20, 2009 at 4:28 PM

    They will allow you to take the canes on the plane with you. at least they do in the US. Wrap them individually, place them in a tote nice and snug, add a label that says raw polymer clay canes, and maybe tuck in a new package of clay so they understand. carry it on, and watch them carefully when they are screened by security. hth and good luck on your class

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  3. Iris MishlyMay 20, 2009 at 4:32 PM

    thank you Zu and Kathi...

    I heard so many stories of clay getting thrown away because it can't be loaded in the handbag, i'm afraid to take that risk...

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  4. AnonymousMay 20, 2009 at 10:27 PM

    I can only begin to imagine how nervous you are. I know I was just getting ready to teach a cane class at our guild... and we're only talking about 15 to 20 people! Congratulations on being chosen to teach and good luck - both now as you get ready and at the conference.

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  5. maria psaltisMay 24, 2009 at 3:34 PM

    Your work is stunning and I am sure you wil be a big hit!
    Congratulations and have fun!

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  6. BeadcomberMay 25, 2009 at 7:49 AM

    Best wishes, safe travels and all positive things, Iris. I can only imagine the fun you and your students will have! How exciting!!

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