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Start of a busy Year!
It’s going to be a busy year for conventions! Just back from the Dutch Convention in Mennorode. As usual it was a LOT of fun. Thanks have to go to Paula and Gerard for putting me up for a night and driving me to the Convention.
When I dig it out, I’ll put a photo of my display here:-
Meanwhile, here are some photos from the exhibition table and more generally of the convention.
Dennis
2003-09-13 Mazda Rally
Ingliston- September 13th 2003 National Mazda MX5 Rally
Ingliston- September 13th 2003 National Mazda MX5 Rally2004-02-01 Mini Meeting
Cairneyhill – February 1st 2004
We decided that today would be hats day. So we dug out Joan Sallas’ book and each made a hat. This took some doing as we all had to cut different sizes of paper and were all trying to get ours folded at the same time from one book.
2003-09-28 Mini Meeting
Cairneyhill – September 28th 2003
Cairneyhill – September 28th 2003With the Rally out of the way, we decided to settle down into some folding for ourselves. From the attention that the Dragon received at the Rally, the first order of the day was for Kenny to give us a ‘Golden Venture’ Workshop.
2003-08-03 Mini Meeting
Scone – August 3rd 2003
Scone – August 3rd 2003That’s pronounced ‘skoon’ in case you’re wondering. It’s a small town just outside Perth that’s full of people who get miffed when you mention the Stone of Destiny.
2003-06-01 Mini Meeting
Cairneyhill – June 1st 2003
Cairneyhill – June 1st 2003A new arrival! Alexander Scott joined us today and he brought along his dad, David.
We started (a little tediously for new arrivals) with a discussion of what we were going to do about the upcoming events. It transpires that none of us are available to help out with Laurieston Castle’s Matsuri this year, and I’ll have to tell them this.
2003-04-27 Mini Meeting
East Kilbride – April 27th 2003
East Kilbride – April 27th 2003
Meeting at Susan and Matthew’s house.
We started with me teaching a vase by Philip Shen. I learned it at Nottingham and liked it so much (especially the sunken base) that I had to share it.