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Teaching is a very important part of my love of art dolls. I have
learned so much through ,my students.
It has
made me a better artist by being challenged by my students. I would
love to teach for your group, event or organization.
Please
contact me if you would be interested in my teaching for you group,
venue, conference or individuals.
Email
me for more information, fees or date availability.
online classes.
2012
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this project we will be learning how to make beautiful
shoes. Whether you wish to make shoes you want to display or
make for a doll you already have or a doll you are going to
make. I’m going to teach you how to make a high heel shoe
and a flat child's shoe. Once you learn this technique you
can make any kind of shoe you wish.erated
be able to create
the exact hairstyle you wish for your doll?

Join
me December 8th 2011
"For creating a one of a kind Cloche hat"
This class will be updated to include a full brim hat.
Contact Adele at www.aforartistic.com if interested.
In this
project we will be learning how to make cloche hat. The roaring
20’s were a transition in fashion. This was a time that women
broke their bonds of tight corsets and multilayer clothing. Hats
became sleek and simplified. Cloche is French for "bell".
Come join me in this fun adventure of creating a Cloche hat.

Join me January 12th 2012 "For
creating a full brimmed hat"
In this project you will learn how to make a full brimmed hat.
You can take this technique and make a wide variety of brims
from a wide brimmed picture hat, asymmetric or curled brim. If
you have taken my Cloche Hat class you will see a few more
approaches to making the brim and working with the crown. Hope
you join me for this fun class.
"Creating
A One-of-a-Kind Custom Mohair Wig"
Spring 2012
Have you ever been frustrated not to be able to create the
exact hairstyle you wish for your doll? I will teach you how
to make a custom fit, realistic, removable mohair wig for
any type of doll.
Whether it is polymer, fabric, paperclay or porcelain. The
wig will be built on a cap, which will be a custom fit for
your creation, then removed and styled the way you wish.
The advantage of this is you can finish your piece without
the hair getting in the way. I will also show basic hair
styling and cutting tip.

www.Craftedu.com
In this
class students will sculpt a small child’s head and bust. This
is a step by step process so student will be able to take my
technique and make it their own. Once completed students will
have a standalone sculpture. This class is for advanced beginner
and above. Downloadable pdf’s of all of the chapters and photos
of children are included in the lesson and at the beginning of
each chapter.
A World of Quality Collectibles & Playthings
January 26-29, 2012
at the Renaissance Orlando at SeaWorld®
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Doll
& Teddy Bear
Artist &
Collector Convention
May 3-5th
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Thursday,
June 7 through Sunday,
June 10, 2012
Learn to sculpt from one of the
Masters in the field of creating elegant, life-like figures from
polymer clay. Diane, who is a member of NIADA (National
Institute of American Doll Artists), generously shares the many
tips that she has learned through her 20+ years of sculpting
dolls.
This class concentrates on the
face, which is polymer clay, and the tree branches and leaves,
which are made from Apoxie Sculpt. This is a perfect class for
students who are perfecting their face-sculpting skills as well
as those who would like to learn more about working with Apoxie
Sculpt which is a self-hardening clay. The nymph may be a sweet
female face, as pictured, or any type of woodland faerie.
Diane will take you step by step through the process. Her
signature teaching style is one of patience, clear instruction,
and attention to detail. There will also be time during the
evening studio sessions for you to refine and practice what
you've learned during the day.
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