Category Archives: Creativity

Events & Classes In 2011

Posted on January 1, 2011 by Sarajane

Happy New Year to all! Last year was certainly busy–so chock full of Things To Do that I see I haven’t had time to blog since August. I continued taking classes at Front Range Community College, and as part of … Continue reading →

Posted in Art, Beads, Cabin Fever Clay Festival, Classes, Creativity, In Print, Masks, Molds, Polymer Clay, Self-Publishing, Whats New! | 1 Comment

How DO They Do It?

Posted on August 17, 2010 by Sarajane

I’ve switched from the active production of masks, faces, and beads to taking pictures and editing, racing towards my deadline to put together “A Collection Of Polymer Clay Masks” and have it in print by Halloween. It can be done!!–but … Continue reading →

Posted in Books, Creativity, Dolls/Minis, Masks, photography, Puppets/Props, Self-Publishing | Tagged Adobe Photoshop, Creativity, faces, Masks, miniatures, photography, photoshop, Polymer Clay, Self-Publishing | 2 Comments

More Creative Connections

Posted on May 21, 2010 by Sarajane

I’m busy busy busy getting ready for an incredibly creative summer season. We’re gearing up for our annual Dyeing Days that will be occurring from Memorial Day through the first week of June, and then I’ll be at the Lyons … Continue reading →

Posted in Art, Creativity, Graphics/Web, website design, Whats New! | Tagged art shows, Beads, Boulder CO, Creativity, dye, faces, Polymer Clay, tie-dye, wearable art | Leave a comment

Duh, Dorothy!

Posted on May 2, 2010 by Sarajane

Since it is Spring, I’m not only finishing up my final projects for school, I’m doing a little spring cleaning both at home and on the business side of things. I’ve used my own name “Sarajane’s” for a long time … Continue reading →

Posted in Art, Computers, Creativity, Graphics, Whats New! | Tagged Adobe Photoshop, Art, college, Creativity, dyes, Graphics | Leave a comment

Flowers In Her Hair

Posted on April 9, 2010 by Sarajane

That’s a line from an old Cowsill’s song, an early Family Band that doesn’t get as much nostalagia air time as say, the Osmond or Jackson Family does now that everybody is all grown up. “She was the flower girl–well, … Continue reading →