Our annual Labor Day retreat is two weeks away and registration is ongoing through 11:59 PM on Wednesday, 30 August.
We will have three guest artist demos and a Magical Mystery Tour Home Edition challenge.
The 2023 guest artists are as follows. Click class name to download a class supplies list.
- Pavla Cepelíková – Fall Ink
- Suzanne Andrews – Reverse Mokume Gane
- Nancy Benham – Eat the Tuna, Keep the Can
Demos will be recorded and available to registered event attendees after the event ends.
Schedule (Mostly final, subject to some edits)
Saturday, September 2
| Time (Eastern US) | Event |
|---|---|
| 9 AM | LeMoyne Art Ed Center open for setup |
| 10 AM | Zoom Opens |
| 1030 AM | Suzanne Andrews – Reverse Mokume Gane |
| 1 PM | Lunch Break |
| 2 PM | Magical Mystery Challenge Projects Reveal Part 1 |
| 230 PM | Nancy Benham – Eat the Tuna, Keep the Can |
| 5 PM | End of Day 1 |
Sunday, September 3
| Time (Eastern US) | Event |
|---|---|
| 9 AM | LeMoyne Art Ed Center open |
| 930 AM | Zoom Opens |
| 10 AM | Pavla Cepelíková – Fall Ink |
| 1230 PM | Lunch Break |
| 2 PM | Magical Mystery Challenge Projects Reveal Part 2 |
| 230 PM | Magical Mystery Challenge Voting |
| 3 PM | Claying, napping, snacking, chatting |
| 5 PM | End of Day 2 |
Monday, September 4
9 AM – 5 PM, LeMoyne Art Ed Center Open
TALLAHASSEE CLAYBOR WEEKEND 2023 MAGICAL MYSTERY CHALLENGE
This challenge is open to all attendees, and we hope everyone will participate! Patty, our Magical Mystery Maven, has come up with a great challenge for us and we will vote on the submitted entries. Prizes may be involved.
GOAL – Choose one of these objects to adorn or create. You have the option to combine two or more on the list.
You may start work on your entry immediately.
- Bowl
- Cardboard box
- Picture Frame
- Mirror
- Switchplate
- Outlet cover
- Doorknob
- Plate
Clay – must use
- 2 hues of blue
- 1 pearl
- 3 hues of green
- 1 gold or silver
- 1 purple
- 1 hue of your choice
Clay – optional use
- white
- black
- translucent
Objects or images to incorporate – minimum of two, maximum of 3
- bling
- chain or wire
- animal paw imprint
- fruit or flower
- personal symbol of happiness or optimism
