Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Thank You!
( Thanks to Jennifer for taking photos!!!)
Thanks Double Punch for Hosting!
I just want to formally thank everyone for coming to the Workshop. It was wonderful working with everyone, meeting new people, and sharing thoughts and experiences.
The workshop will only get better in time. So feel free to bring any unfinished project with you to the next one. Even if the topic on hand does not pertain to the workshop, we are here to help you!
Thanks everyone and enjoy that amazing weather!
XOXO
-Cat
P.S. New workshop possible in mid-June. Keep watching for more info!
Saturday, April 18, 2009
Questions about the Supplies!
Here are some answers to some questions brought up for supplies:
By the "paper kind" of duct tape, do you mean the blue painters tape?
Painters tape is fine to use.
What size rubber bands should I have?
Any sized rubber bands really. If you have the skinny kind, bring a lot! If you have the fatter kind you only need a couple. ;D
If I don't bring an SBL doll, should I bring an RBL, EBL or ADG?
Feel free to bring any blythe doll that you would like help on. We can help you with not just how to open them but general questions on how to do other things.
LIST: http://babcw.blogspot.com/2009/04/opening-blythe-doll-supply-list.html
You are not required to have these items to attend the workshop. Though, if you are wanting to participate, please have some of these items handy.
We encourage sharing, tips, and tricks! We want to keep this fun and easy, so if you are willing to share supplies, that would be great!
By the "paper kind" of duct tape, do you mean the blue painters tape?
Painters tape is fine to use.
What size rubber bands should I have?
Any sized rubber bands really. If you have the skinny kind, bring a lot! If you have the fatter kind you only need a couple. ;D
If I don't bring an SBL doll, should I bring an RBL, EBL or ADG?
Feel free to bring any blythe doll that you would like help on. We can help you with not just how to open them but general questions on how to do other things.
LIST: http://babcw.blogspot.com/2009/04/opening-blythe-doll-supply-list.html
You are not required to have these items to attend the workshop. Though, if you are wanting to participate, please have some of these items handy.
We encourage sharing, tips, and tricks! We want to keep this fun and easy, so if you are willing to share supplies, that would be great!
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
WORKSHOP Attendees!
The following people will be able to attend Workshop A at 1:30 - 3pm
(*) Indicates I have received your e-mail addy!
Blytheboy *
John *
Amytha *
Pat *
Henry (hen88) *
Stephanie *
Ayana *
lorihmatthews
jenniferabe *
celeryjane *
THANK YOU!
XOXO
(*) Indicates I have received your e-mail addy!
Blytheboy *
John *
Amytha *
Pat *
Henry (hen88) *
Stephanie *
Ayana *
lorihmatthews
jenniferabe *
celeryjane *
THANK YOU!
XOXO
Saturday, April 11, 2009
Possible Change in Hours
Workshop hours may change. Please keep checking for updates.
We may split the workshop into two sections because of demand. One at 1:30-3pm and another at 3pm-4:30.
If you are a MAYBE please let me know if you are still attending.
THANK YOU!
XOXO
We may split the workshop into two sections because of demand. One at 1:30-3pm and another at 3pm-4:30.
If you are a MAYBE please let me know if you are still attending.
THANK YOU!
XOXO
Monday, April 6, 2009
Workshop #1 | Opening a Blythe Doll Supply List
Supply List #1
1. Philips Screw Driver
2. Long Flat Head Screw Driver
3. Household/Elmers school glue
4. Jewelers Saw/Hand Saw/Hobby Saw (It is important that the blade is fine/thin)
5. Regular duct tape. (paper kind 1" size)
6. Permanent marker/Sharpie/good marking device
7. Extra set of screws (optional) *
8. Extra T-bars (optional) **
9. Pen/Pencil/Notebook/Pad of Paper to take notes
10. Camera (if you want to take your own visual notes) ***
11. Blythe doll of course!
12. Sand Paper (evening out edges of cut areas)
13. Rubber Bands
14. Hobby Knife/Razor with a handle
NOTE:
There are many ways to open a blythe doll. I will discuss them all. But to actually do them in our space, the only option is the saw method. I will also have images posted soon if you want to know what these items look like.
Supply List #2 ( Only if we have time!)
Eyechip Customs
1. Origami Paper
2. Glue Sticks
3. Lighter
4. Low Tack/Magic tape
6. Elmers/Household Glue
LISTS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE
You are not required to have these items to attend the workshop. Though, if you are wanting to participate, please have some of these items handy.
We encourage sharing, tips, and tricks! We want to keep this fun and easy, so if you are willing to share supplies, that would be great!
Thanks Everyone!
XOXO
* If you can't purchase t-bars, I can show you how to make your own.
** Can be purchased @ hardware store or here online.
*** Please ask permission first if you are taking a photo of someone
1. Philips Screw Driver
2. Long Flat Head Screw Driver
3. Household/Elmers school glue
4. Jewelers Saw/Hand Saw/Hobby Saw (It is important that the blade is fine/thin)
5. Regular duct tape. (paper kind 1" size)
6. Permanent marker/Sharpie/good marking device
7. Extra set of screws (optional) *
8. Extra T-bars (optional) **
9. Pen/Pencil/Notebook/Pad of Paper to take notes
10. Camera (if you want to take your own visual notes) ***
11. Blythe doll of course!
12. Sand Paper (evening out edges of cut areas)
13. Rubber Bands
14. Hobby Knife/Razor with a handle
NOTE:
There are many ways to open a blythe doll. I will discuss them all. But to actually do them in our space, the only option is the saw method. I will also have images posted soon if you want to know what these items look like.
Supply List #2 ( Only if we have time!)
Eyechip Customs
1. Origami Paper
2. Glue Sticks
3. Lighter
4. Low Tack/Magic tape
6. Elmers/Household Glue
LISTS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE
You are not required to have these items to attend the workshop. Though, if you are wanting to participate, please have some of these items handy.
We encourage sharing, tips, and tricks! We want to keep this fun and easy, so if you are willing to share supplies, that would be great!
Thanks Everyone!
XOXO
* If you can't purchase t-bars, I can show you how to make your own.
** Can be purchased @ hardware store or here online.
*** Please ask permission first if you are taking a photo of someone
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