Jennifer Boyer on sun 29 jan 06
Here's the list:
Rebecca Knight
Jennifer Boyer
Cheryl Litman
Kathleen Gordon
John Jensen
Miki Caldwell
Ann Testa
Logan Johnson and Spouse
Lois Wilkins
Victoria Hamilton
Back ups:
Doris Fischer-Colbrie
Millie Carpenter
Ilene Mahler
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Jennifer Boyer
Thistle Hill Pottery
Montpelier, VT
http://thistlehillpottery.com
Linda Ferzoco on sun 29 jan 06
Splain pleeze. What are muggettes? And why do they need backups?
Linda F
Pacifica, California
Jennifer Boyer wrote: Here's the list:
Rebecca Knight
Jennifer Boyer
Cheryl Litman
Kathleen Gordon
John Jensen
Miki Caldwell
Ann Testa
Logan Johnson and Spouse
Lois Wilkins
Victoria Hamilton
Back ups:
Doris Fischer-Colbrie
Millie Carpenter
Ilene Mahler
************************
Jennifer Boyer
Thistle Hill Pottery
Montpelier, VT
http://thistlehillpottery.com
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Jennifer Boyer on sun 29 jan 06
Sorrysorry:
Muggettes are the folks who make the annual NCECA Clayart Room Mug =20
Exchange happen. There is planning ahead of time and then at NCECA up =20=
to 200 Clayarters exchange mugs !
Here's the info again:
So get out your racers pots. It's time to plan for the mug exchange =20
at NCECA.
The 8th Annual Clayart Mug Exchange will take place here in the =20
Clayart Room at
6:45 pm on Friday, March 10. The Official Clayart Muggettes will work =20=
diligently to make it all happen smoothly.
Here are the particulars:
The Exchange is open to all members of the Clayart Internet =20
Discussion Group.
1. Pick a mug to exchange. Actually, it does not have to be a mug, =20=
but a ceramic object that you
made and think another Clayarter would like. Since all the =20
pieces will be put in bags for the
exchange, it must fit in a paper bag that measures =20
approximately 5=94 X 6=94 X 9=94.
2. Please place your business card or a handwritten card with your =20
name and contact information
inside the mug. It would be wonderful if you would include =20
technical information about the
mug, such as method of construction, firing temperature, and =20=
glaze on the card.
3. Drop off your mug here at the Clayart room any time on Thursday =20
or Friday. Print your
name neatly in the Mug Exchange Register, which will be in the =20=
Clayart room. We all love
looking at all the mugs during the conference, so bring your =20
piece for this Clayart Members
=93exhibition=94 as early as possible.
4. Come to the Clayart room between 5:30 and 6:30 Friday and =20
retrieve your mug.
Hand it to a Muggette on Duty and they will put it in a =20
paper bag, seal it, and place
it on the table. You will be given a ticket for the Mug =20
Exchange. This time between
bagging your mug and the start of the exchange is a great =20
festive time to visit with
all your Clayart friends.
The doors will open at 6:45 for the exchange. You will need =20
your ticket to
enter the room. You will be sent to the table, where you will =20
choose a mug in a bag.
So others may choose, please don=92t hang around the table after =20=
you have your bag.
5. After everyone present has picked a mug, try to get together =20
with both the person
who received your mug as well as the person who made the mug you =20=
picked. Part of
the point, and fun, of the Mug Exchange is to meet new Clayart =20=
friends.
Since there is a very well organized stay-at-home exchange, the one =20
at NCECA is limited to Clayart Members attending NCECA, who are able =20
to meet at 6:30 for the exchange. We find it=92s much more fun when =20
you get to meet your partner face to face. Also, only one item per =20
person may be entered into the exchange.
On Jan 29, 2006, at 11:26 AM, Linda Ferzoco wrote:
> Splain pleeze. What are muggettes? And why do they need backups?
>
> Linda F
> Pacifica, California
>
> Jennifer Boyer wrote: Here's the list:
> Rebecca Knight
> Jennifer Boyer
> Cheryl Litman
> Kathleen Gordon
> John Jensen
> Miki Caldwell
> Ann Testa
> Logan Johnson and Spouse
> Lois Wilkins
> Victoria Hamilton
>
> Back ups:
> Doris Fischer-Colbrie
> Millie Carpenter
> Ilene Mahler
>
>
>
> ************************
> Jennifer Boyer
> Thistle Hill Pottery
> Montpelier, VT
>
> http://thistlehillpottery.com
>
> ______________________________________________________________________=20=
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John Jensen on mon 30 jan 06
You may call me a muggette. I may even be a muggette. But in my own mind I
am a "muggarino." My theme song? Django Reinhardt's..._I's a Muggin_.
John Jensen, Mudbug Pottery
John Jensen@mudbugpottery.com
http://www.toadhouse.com http://www.mudbugpottery.com
http://www.mudbugblues.com
> Here's the list:
> Rebecca Knight
> Jennifer Boyer
> Cheryl Litman
> Kathleen Gordon
> John Jensen
> Miki Caldwell
> Ann Testa
> Logan Johnson and Spouse
> Lois Wilkins
> Victoria Hamilton
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