BrushStrokes 2010 - South Side Brushes

South Side Brushes
Brushstrokes
Volume 7 Issue 2
www.southsidebrushes.com
Inside this issue:
Paint-In
7
Membership
7 & 16
Seminars
8&9
Star of the Year
Crisis Center
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
4&5
Fund Raiser
12
13 & 14
Meeting
March-April, 2010
15
Dear South Side Brushes Painters,
Once again we had a WONDERUL and exciting Winter Elegance Party in January. A “huge” tanks to Cheri Putz and
Nancy Carley, Everyone received
a tea cup pin, painted by Nancy.
Our Favors were Tea Pots at every
table and each party goer received a different tea
cup with a tea bag and goodies. The installation of
the new officers by Geri Radon and presented by
Sandy Glowinke, was very creative, with a tea
theme also. We had delicious food and played
bingo. A “ Big thank you” to Cheri and Nancy for a very successful party.
Our raffle was a success as we received many wonderful hand painted items
from our members.
At the party we all learned that Cheri Putz, was our “Star of 2009”. Cheri has
done so much for South Side Brushes, from donating items for all our meetings, to fund raisers (Yankee Candles). Whenever you need a helping hand
Cheri is there to help out. She certainly is a “Star”.
President
Barbara Urban
11026 S. Octavia Ave
Worth, IL. 60482
barbaracurban@hotmail.com
1st vice President
Denise Nugent
8032 Abbey Ct.
Tinley Park, IL 60477
organizedfive@comcast.net
2nd Vice President
Cheri Putz
16624 Hunter Trail
Tinley Park, IL. 60477
pennyblack61@yahoo.com
Secretary
Diane Masloroff
17831 S. 64th Ct.
Tinley Park, IL. 60477
dmasloroff@comcast.net
Treasurer
Beverly Fry
12524 S. Massasoit Ave.
Palos Heights, IL. 60463
bafry1073@yahoo.com
We will be having our first seminar, which will take place before the newsletter
comes out. Jane Drynan is our teacher. Jane has travel taught for many years
and also teaches at Martin Weber’s booth at all the trade shows. As many of
you know she is a fun person and a fantastic teacher, so we are all assured of
having a great time.
Our March paint in will be taught by Marge Coughlin who
has taught in our area for many years. She will be teaching a
technique of bleaching the surface and then will teach flowers
done with colored pencils, within the bleached area. South
Side brushes would really like to thank Marge for showing
her technique.
We will be starting our fundraisers for the year, thanks to
Judy Stahl. Judy has searched around for different ideas and
will be presenting them in a timely fashion. Please see her article. We all need
to help out by participating. She is featuring items that can be sold outside of
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Newsletter
Sandy Glowinke
1140 Mary Lane
Naperville, IL 60540
sglowinke@sbcglobal.net
Seminar
Susan Taylor
16119 S. Apple Lane
Tinley Park, IL. 60487
staylor603@comcast.net
Hospitality
Pam Carley
1301 Catherine
Joliet, IL. 60453
pcarley@sbcglobal.net
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the chapter. As you all know the money from the fundraisers go to further our education
in decorative painting.
In April, Judy Diephouse, Lynne Deptula’s partner will be visiting us for our
next seminar. Sue Taylor has been working hard to come up with projects that will
please everyone. We have quite a few for Saturday’s
class, but could use a few more in Sunday's class.
Please see her article.
Our new 2010 Board is in place and we are all working together to present exciting ideas at our meetings
and seminars. Any suggestions will certainly be appreciated.
Raffle
Susan Hanek
8584 Clifford Dr.
Darien, IL. 60561
qtpies@ameritech.net
Historian
Pat Brown
10027 S. Maplewood
Chicago, IL. 60655
lalobawise@ameritech.net
Finally I would personally like to thank the 2008-2009 board for all the work that they
put in for the last two years. As you all know South Side Brushes would not here if it
wasn’t for all the members participating. Now on to 2010…………………………….
Fund Raising
Judy Stahl
15331 S. Lilac Ct.
Orland Park, IL 60462
judystahlslp@aol.com
Happy painting,
Barb Urban
Web Master
Donna Heenan
14943 S. 88th Ave
Orland Park, IL 60462
djheen@att.net
Winter Elegance
party in January
Bingo
Few of the Raffle items
Cake made by Pam Car-
PUBLICITY
We are at a stand still for publicity. We have been passing out brochures
at local libraries to interest people in coming to South Side Brushes. So
far we have not been too successful.
If anyone has any suggestions on how we can reach painters, that have fallen by the
wayside, we would truly like to know. If you know of anyone who would like
information please contact us.
Barb Urban and Nancy Carley
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SOUTH SIDE BRUSHES MEMBERSHIP MEETING JANUARY 16, 2010
BOARD MEMBERS PRESENT: Denise Nugent, President; Clare Horneij, 1st VP; Sue Taylor, 2nd VP; Cheri Putz, Secretary; Donna Heenan, Treasurer.
Meeting called to order at 11:10 am by Denise Nugent.
PREVIOUS MINUTES: Cheri made a change to the previous minutes; the first sentence under Paint Ins was changed to read as follows: Clare announced that we have 18 signed up for today’s paint-in. A motion was made by Sandy Glowinke to accept the 11-21-09 Membership Meeting
minutes as changed, seconded by Clare Horneij.
TREASURER’S REPORT: Beginning 2009 balance $5,705.45, income: for 2009 $12,380.10, expenses for 2009: $12,434.99 for a closing balance
for 2009 of $5,650.56.
BY-LAW AND STANDING RULE CHANGES: The changes as published in the November – December 2009 newsletter were approved as written.
FIRST VP – PAINT-INS: A sample of Marge’s project for the March meeting is on display. We have 8 signed up so far. Marge then explained her
bleach and color pencil technique. You do need to use the mat board provided by Marge in order to get the right color after bleaching.
Denise announced that as the new First VP, she would like to have a pool of projects to submit to the board. Anyone who wants to try teaching
can submit. If you are not interested in teaching she would also like ideas for projects and will look for someone to teach it. We need something
for May soon.
SECOND VP – MEMBERSHIP: Cheri Putz announced that we have 62 members and then presented new member Kristy DeCleene with her new
member bag.
SEMINARS: Barb Connelly thanked everyone for the help over the last two years.
Sue Taylor announced that Jane Drynan has 6 cigar boxes available for purchase if you would like to do the February seminar piece on a box.
The Judy Diephouse projects were changed due to low enrollment. Sue will order the bun basket in time to have it by the February seminar or the
March meeting. The chinoiserie project is done with bronzing powders which Judy will supply for a fee.
The Maureen McNaughton seminar sign – up is today. The projects will be put on the website. There are no prep instructions yet.
If you signed up for the previous Judy Diephouse projects, you need to sign up again for the new projects if you want to take them.
NEWSLETTER – The deadline is 2-11-10 Sandy Glowinke is the new Newsletter Editor. Send articles to her at ssbnewsletter@yahoo.com.
RAFFLE: Barb Urban thanked everyone for their donations and help. So far we took in over $500 for the raffle today. Susan Hanek will be the
new chairperson for raffle.
PUBLICITY: Nancy would like to take a picture of the donations today and of members for the paper.
Denise announced that our article is on Banbury’s website.
HOSPITALITY: Mary thanked everyone for all the help over the last two years. Pam Carley is the new chairperson for hospitality.
SUNSHINE: Ronni Benedetti is the new Sunshine person. Ronni announced that Bettie Slazyk and Nancy Carley both won Illinois Prairie
Painter’s Prairie Pride Award in December. The Prairie Pride Award is similar to our Star of the Year Award.
If you have anything for Ronni to report or send a card, please send your request to her at the gwen60402@yahoo.com address and not to her
work e-mail.
CRISIS CENTER: Sandy Dreher thanked everyone for their donations over the last two years. Sandy then pulled the name for the thank you drawing which she has done each year during her term. The winner was Nancy Carley. Her gift was a beautiful angel necklace in a hand painted heart
shaped box, both made by Sandy.
Next Board Meeting: February 2, 2010, 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm at the Worth Public Library.
Next Membership Meeting: March 20, 2010.
Denise distributed charms to the following members: Sue Taylor, Donna Heenan, Clare Horneij, Cheri Putz, Barb Connelly, Arlene Lief, Barb
Urban, Bev Fry, Pam Carley, Nancy Carley, Sandy Glowinke, Dorothy Mestan, Gerri Radon, Rita Bartak, Sandy Dreher, Jerri Colburn, Mary
Bernier, and Pat Brown.
The nominating committee (Gerri Radon, Sandy Glowinke and Pam Carley) performed a lovely tea themed installation of officers. Officers for
2010 are: Barb Urban, President; Denise Nugent, First Vice President; Cheri Putz, Second Vice President; Diane Masloroff, Secretary; and Beverly Fry, Treasurer.
Star of the Year: Denise announced Cheri Putz as Star of the Year. Cheri then cried and thanked everyone.
Motion to close meeting by Sandy Glowinke and seconded by Clare Horneij.
Meeting closed at 12:00 pm.
Respectfully submitted by Cheri Putz, Secretary
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MARCH PAINT-IN
Our MARCH PAINT-IN, Calla Lilies, an original design by Marge Coughlin, taught by Marge Coughlin,
is a unique technique using common Household Bleach and Colored Pencils on Mat Board. We are privileged to count Marge amongst our membership as she is a fine artist who has taught classes in many mediums for many years. We still have room in this class for more students and, if interested, please contact me.
The Cost of the class is $10.00. The Pattern and Surface Fee, which includes Pattern, Mat Board, Bleach,
Tortillon and Mat for Piece, is $10.00. The total cost to you is $20.00. As
an added bonus, there is no preparation on this project. In addition to
your usual painting supplies, you will need to bring the following:
Prismacolor Colored Pencils by Sanford:
Lime Peel - #1005
Warm Grey - #1052
Dark Purple - #931
Deco Aqua - #1061
Dark Green - #908
Yellow Ochre - #942
Jasmine - #1012
White - #938
Cool Grey 20% - 1060
French Grey 90% - 1076
NOTE:
Please bring your own lunch and beverage to this Meeting.
Coffee and Tea will still be provided.
MAY PAINT-IN
Our MAY PAINT-IN, Garden Sampler on Fabric, Pattern by Vicki Rhodes, CDA, Taught by Georgia
Wanda, is a darling, whimsical and colorful
pattern which Georgia painted on a tote bag.
Georgia is one of South Side Brushes’ best
fabric painters. I asked her to give me a little
biography of her painting history and, she
wrote it so well, I am including it, verbatim, as
follows:
MEETING THE PRESIDENT…..
In 1977 while window shopping at Brementown Mall I happened to see a tole
painted milk can in the window of American Handicrafts and asked the clerk
how much they wanted for it. After learning that it was not for sale but painting
classes were being offered I signed up for what has become a lifelong love of
painting – fabric painting in particular. (When you have an extra half hour I’ll
tell you about my experience at American Handicrafts.)
My classroom experience has taken me from Tinley Park to Carol Charifisi’s
Studio in Green Garden (oils), A Touch of Umber in Chicago (acrylics), Judy
Alyea’s Shop & Home Studio in Lemont (Jo Sonja Folk Art), 135th St. in
Crestwood (Classes, Books & Supplies), The Toad Stool in Beverly (Pattern
Packets & Books), Maureen Schultz’s Berry Bucket (everything over my head
but I loved to visit the store – purchased lots of wood pieces), HOOT (Trade
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Floor & Classes), several National Conventions and finally to my encounter with
our President … BARB URBAN at her store BARB’S PAINTIN’ PLACE in
Palos Heights. She’s been stuck with me for decades. To my sorrow these
locations have closed.
South Side Brushes is very fortunate to have Barb Urban as our President and one
of many wonderful teachers associated with our club. We don’t have to look very
far to be associated with our very own “Big Brushes”.
My final thought: “Take as many classes and have as much fun as possible
through your love of Decorative Painting – too many people in this world never
find an outlet for their stress or a true passion. If a project appeals to you – SIGN
UP & GIT-IT-DONE!”
I’m looking forward to our time together in May. Thanks for the opportunity.
SUPPLIES FOR GARDEN SAMPLER ON FABRIC:
Surface: Surface of your choice: Tote, Shirt, Apron, etc. which should contain at least 50% Cotton. If using a Canvas Tote, you may want to get one at Hobby Lobby and use your 40% off coupon or buy when
they have all of their canvas items on sale. Otherwise, think outside the box – the elements of the design
could be adjusted and used on many fabric items. If you would like to paint this project for the Women’s
Crisis Center, you may obtain a tote from Georgia or Pat Brown.
Paints: DecoArt SoSoft Fabric Paints:
Black
Buttermilk
White
Christmas Red or Soft Red
Dioxazine Purple
Yellow Green or Hauser Light Green
Lavender
Bright Azalea
Dark Burgundy
Soft Peach
Baby Pink
Primary Yellow
Deep Periwinkle
Bittersweet Orange
Houser Dark Green
Indian Turquoise
Island Blue
Antique Gold
Cadmium Orange
Brushes: Your normal brushes – I use stiff fabric brushes and a scrub technique, but
your usual acrylic brushes will work – in some cases, the older the better.
Miscellaneous Supplies: Fine-tip Permanent Marker (Sharpie, etc.), Black Transfer
Paper or Black General Charcoal Pencil, Paper Towels, Water Container, Palette Paper,
and Textile Medium (if you like a softer look).
NEWS FLASH: South Side Brushes has a new Ways and Means Committee which will be providing a
new optional service for our members. Starting with our May Paint-In, this Committee will order your
paints and deliver them to you in time to paint Georgia’s Garden Sampler on Fabric. So…take an inventory
of your SoSoft Fabric Paints and, instead of traveling all over town to gather up the paints you need for this
project, bring a list to the March Meeting, prepay for your order, and leave the rest to the Ways and Means
Committee! Isn’t this great?
You may sign up for Georgia’s May Paint In, Garden Sampler on Fabric, at the March Meeting or you may contact me via phone or e-mail. In the meantime, Happy Painting!
Denise
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SOUTH SIDE BRUSHES
TREASURER'S REPORT
AS OF FEBRUARY 10, 2010
SOUTH SIDE BRUSHES
TREASURER'S REPORT
AS OF DECEMBER 31, 2009
January 1, 2009 Opening Balance
$5,705.45
January 1, 2009 Opening Balance
Opening Balance
Opening Balance
$5.00
$2,272.48
$10.00
$50.00
$1,040.00
$652.23
$1,015.69
$1,380.00
$48.00
$620.00
$1,572.00
$2,720.65
$801.00
$100.00
$93.05
Total Income
$12,380.10
Expenses
Advertising
Annual Fund Raiser
Board Expenses
Bereavement Expenses
Holiday Party
Holiday Party Raffle
Hospitality
Meeting Location
Membership
Miscellaneous
Newsletter Expense
Paint-In Expense
Postage
Printing
Raffle
Seminar Expense
Seminar Teacher Gifts
Service Projects
Sunshine
Surfaces and Patterns
Tax Expenses
Teacher Fees
Website
$25.00
$1,286.40
$881.62
$250.00
$1,032.50
$59.83
$1,368.19
$1,457.00
$0.00
$0.00
$62.26
$63.09
$139.20
$306.34
$288.89
$840.10
$0.00
$136.00
$216.20
$880.80
$210.00
$2,900.00
$139.40
Total Expenses
$12,542.82
Closing Balance
$5,542.73
Jan 1 - Feb 10
Income
Advertising
Annual Fund Raiser
Cookbook
Gift Certificates
Holiday Party
Holiday Raffle
Hospitality
Membership
Miscellaneous
Paint-In Income
Raffle
Seminar Income
Surfaces and Patterns
Table Fee
Vintage Books
$690.00
$1,938.00
Expenses
Advertising
Annual Fund Raiser
Board Expenses
Bereavement Expenses
Holiday Party
Holiday Party Raffle
Hospitality
Meeting Location
Membership
Miscellaneous
Newsletter Expense
Paint-In Expense
Postage
Printing
Raffle
Seminar Expense
Seminar Teacher Gifts
Service Projects
Sunshine
Surfaces and Patterns
Tax Expenses
Teacher Fees
Website
YEAR TO DATE
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$1,248.00
$0.00
$690.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$1,938.00
$9.95
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$1,005.60
$61.79
$0.00
$160.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$12.20
$36.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$9.95
Total Expenses
$1,285.54
$1,285.54
Closing Balance
$6,195.19
$6,195.19
2011
Jan. 28 Nancy Simpson – watercolor
Jan. 29 Sandy Braun – rosemaling
Jan. 30 Lora Haberstroh – acrylics
March 25-27 Karen Hubbard – acrylics
Contact Persons:
Seminar Chair – Theresa Krohn – wicked4fun@yahoo.com
Co-chair _ Bettie Slazyk – eslazyk@cs.com
$1,248.00
Total Income
IPP Seminars
2010
Apr. 16-18 Arlene Linton
June Sherry Nelson – oils
$5,542.73
$5,542.73
YEAR TO DATE
Income
Advertising
Annual Fund Raiser
Cookbook
Gift Certificates
Holiday Party
Holiday Raffle
Hospitality
Membership
Miscellaneous
Paint-In Income
Raffle
Seminar Income
Surfaces and Patterns
Table Fee
Vintage Books
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$1,005.60
$61.79
$160.00
$12.20
$36.00
Windy Brushes Seminars
2011
Feb 4-11
March 4-6
Oct. 7-9
Mark Polomchak –
watercolor
Sandy Scales –
McNaughton acrylics
Lynn Deptula - acrylic
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2010 SSB FUND RAISER
We have wonderful members that support our club in many ways. One of those ways
is to support our raffles and annual fund raisers. This year you have 3 fund raisers to
consider for your support. Remember all our profit goes to reduce our seminar expenses.
Here is what we have available for our March 20th meeting.
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITIES COUPON BOOKS - Hundreds of coupons for restaurants, food and desserts,
entertainment, sports and accessories, personal care, home care, automotive, and a potpourri section
(jewelry, Hallmark, florists). Cost: $13.00 - coupons valid until Oct 1, 2010. Many buy one meal get one
free meal deals pay for the book. Books will be sold at the March meeting. Checks should be made out to
SSB. You can take some to sell, if you do not sell them, you can return them to us at no cost to you.
YANKEE CANDLES - Back by popular demand we will have catalogs for the spring and summer collection also at the March 20th meeting. There will be catalogs with order forms included
for your selections. These must be returned to us by April 9th in order to have them in plenty of
time for Mother’s Day and other spring and summer gifts.
CARSON’S COMMUNITY DAY SALE - In the fall we will be giving out coupon books for
Carson’s sale to benefit community not for profit groups (like us). These books will be $5.00 each and include a $10.00 off coupon, percentage off coupons and many specials. As with the other fund raiser
events, we do not have to pay for the coupon books and we get to keep the entire $5.00.
If you cannot attend the March 20th meeting, please contact one of us and we will arrange to mail or get the
coupon book or catalog to you. We know money is tight, but these are great deals and it supports us and
our club. Thank you in advance for your help!
Fund raiser chairmen
Judy Stahl 708-429-2653
Irene Schranz 708-479-5366
2ND VICE PRESIDENT– MEMBERSHIP
We have currently 62 members. I will be working on the directory soon, and plan to
have them by the March meeting.
I also want to remind everyone that the Society of Decorative Painters (SDP) requires all
members of South Side Brushes to also be a member of SDP. If you haven’t renewed
your 2010 SDP membership, please do so soon. If you are not sure if you’re a member
of SDP, please see me.
Thank you,
Cheri Putz, Membership Chair
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SEMINAR INFORMATION
Judy Diephouse – April 17 and 18, 2010
Judy Diephouse lives in the Grand Rapids, Michigan area. She met Lynne Deptula at a local chapter meeting of the Society of Decorative Painters. Soon after meeting, they formed the partnership known as Distinctive Brushstrokes. They began painting for regional art shows and teaching at various regional and national conventions. Eventually, their business evolved into designing pattern packets, writing decorative
painting books, and travel teaching. The rest they say is history. You can see Judy at National Convention
and HOOT both teaching classes and at her booth. You can view the latest work of Distinctive Brushstrokes, download a free pattern and check their seminar schedules at www.distrinctivebrushstrokes.com.
Seminar Location:
Worth Park District
11500 S. Beloit
Worth, IL
Saturday – April 17 – Bun Basket
Class Fee:
Surface:
$30 Members
$40 Non Members
Bun Basket from
Painters Paradise
Or Bring Your Own
Sunday – April 18 – Chinoiserie Mirror
Class Fee:
Palette Fee:
Surface:
$30 Members
$40 Non Members
$10 for Powders (you can share)
Your Choice – you can move
elements around
Mirror can be purchased from
Turn in Time
Mirror #1769
1-800-840-1497
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SEMINAR INFORMATION
Maureen McNaughton – June 25, 26 & 27, 2010
Maureen Calvert McNaughton CDA, TDA has been teaching her strokework techniques for over 30
years. She is known for her easy to follow instructions and relaxed teaching style. Maureen teaches at any
of the annual conventions including HOOT and the SDP Conference, as well as internationally. As an appointee to the Society of Decorative Painters Task Force on Excellence in Teaching, she helped develop the
Teacher Development Program launched in 2001 to raise teaching standards through training and evaluation. Maureen’s work has been featured in countless magazines including the Decorative Painter for which
her May 2003 cover was awarded “Cover of the Year”. Her work is also part of the prestigious Decorative
Arts Collection Museum. You can visit Maureen’s website at:
www.maureenmcnaughton.com.
Seminar Location:
Lyonsville Church
6871 Joliet Road
Indian Head Park, IL
Friday, June 25, 2010 – Lillies Pink and White
Seminar Fee: $40 Members
$50 Non-Members
Surface:
Your Choice
Saturday, June 26, 2010 – Yellow Rose Charger
Seminar Fee: $40 Members
$50 Non-Members
Surface:
Your Choice
Project is Featured On
Coyote Woodworks A142 Charger
www.coyotewoodworks.ca
U.S. Importer – Turtle Hollow LLC
www.turtlehollowartists.com
Sunday, June 27, 2010 – Botanical Violets
Seminar Fee: $40 Members
$50 Non-Members
Surface:
Your Choice
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WAYS & MEANS
Something New Okay! Here’s the scoop! SSB will have a new committee called Ways &
Means. For those who don’t know what this silly sounding committee is for,
let me explain. We will acquire items to sell to you, our members. Any bit
of profit we make will go into our treasury to help with education expenses.
We want to make this committee work for you, the members. We will have
a “Suggestion Box” so you can suggest which products you’d like to see on
the table. We are still in the planning stages of how we can make this committee work for you, and will have more information at the March meeting.
Until then, keep painting!!!!!!!!
Sandy Dreher, Alberta Overocker, Jerri Colburn
SOUTH SIDE BRUSHES SEMINAR SCHEDULE
2010
February 13, 2010
April 17 & 18, 2010
June 25, 26 & 27, 2010
October 16 & 17, 2010
Jane Drynan
Judy Diephouse
Maureen McNaughton
Tina Sue Norris
2011
February 19, 2011
April 16 & 17, 2011
October 15 & 16, 2011
Georgia Wanda
Pat Lentine
TBD
NEWSLETTER
The deadline for the next newsletter is April 8. Please email all articles to:
ssbnewsletter @yahoo.com.
This email address is not checked all the time, if you need to contact me before newsletter time please do so at sglowinke@sbcglobal.net.
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SUNSHINE
Hi ladies! I am the Sunshine Lady for the chapter and am delighted to take on this position. Please remember to send me any news worthy bits of information that you would
like to have the membership be aware of. Please send the information to my email:
gwen60402@yahoo.com.
Bits o’ news!
Congratulations to Nancy Carley and Bettie Slazyk for winning IPP’s Prairie Pride
Award!
Congratulations to Cheri Putz for winning the South Side Brushes Star of the Year Award!
Get well wishes to Jerry Carley who is very ill! Jerry is Nancy Carley’s husband, Cheri
Putz’s father, and Pam Carley’s father-in-law. Jerry Carley is the person that has made
certain that we had pictures for all our newsletters, and also historian pictures for as
long as South Side Brushes has been in existence.
Kristy Decleene's son had surgery and has been hospitalized
Ronni Bennedetti
"Sandy Dreher and her husband were out of town on February 9 when they learned the most devastating news that they lost everything in a fire that completely destroyed their home. They are both fine
and currently living with her aunt and Southside Brushes member, Geri Colburn. Please keep Sandy
and her husband in your thoughts and prayers.
Thank you."
Sunshine
Happy Birthday! Goes out to the following ladies for March and April!!
Jean Osborne
Pam Carley
Sandy Glowinke
Ronni Benedetti
3/25
3/26
3/28
3/31
Cailin Wanda
Pat Brown
4/6
4/8
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RAFFLE
We would like to thank everyone who has donated and/or purchased tickets for the raffle at our Winter Elegance Party. We sold $690.00 in raffle tickets. You ladies have
been wonderful in your donations and ticket purchases. The hand painted raffle items
always seem to get the most excitement and the winners are very appreciative of your
work. We have enjoyed the past two years being the co-chairs for the raffle, especially the going shopping
part of our job. We now turn the raffle over to Susan Hanek . She is full
of excitement and is busy planning the raffle for our March meeting.
See you there.
Bev and Barb
VINTAGE BOOKS
Magazines are .25 each or 5 for $1.00. Pattern packets are .10 and items with yellow label are .10. Payment
is on the honor system.
Library News--- When you check out a book, video or DVD a deposit is required. This deposit will be returned to you when the borrowed item is brought back.
Thanks to everyone that brought used books and pattern packets to our November
meeting. We had a great response, $18.10 in sales.
Dorothy
STAR OF THE YEAR
Thank you for the Star of the Year Award. I was quite surprised and truly moved by the honor. I really enjoy helping out at the club and hope that my enthusiasm will move others to volunteer also. Sometimes you
have to step out of your comfort zone in order to
grow. It is all of us that make South
Side Brushes a great club.
With gratitude,
Cheri Putz.
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B RU S HST R OKES
V OLUME 7
ISSUE 2
CRISIS CENTER TOTE BAGS AND DONATED ITEMS
Attention: South Side Brush Members
Pat Brown & I have the honor of heading up the Tote Bag Promotion for our
club and will do our best to make 2010 a HUGE SUCCESS.
Please take a second look at the list of articles needed to fill the Painted
Totes - think about waking up in the morning in a location other than your
home and wanting to brush your teeth, comb your hair, shower, etc. and all the time knowing that you left
home with just the clothes on your back. Our goal is to make the life of the ladies & children housed at the
center just a little easier. If there is something you can think of that is not listed but might be a good item to
include in the tote donate it & let the Crisis Center decide.
Alberta has ordered our 2010 supply of bags and they should be available for the March meeting. Pat & I
will have a few bags painted to begin our term and will also have some ideas & patterns (easy to paint) for
those of you that might like to use the examples.
If you have any questions OR SUGGESTIONS I'll take all the help I can get. My cell is 708-539-1561 and
email: gkwanda@att.net
Sandy Dreher and Nancy Carley, Nancy won
a beautiful necklace made by Sandy for all
her donations to the Crisis Center.
You are invited to join me for the first
KELLY HOERNIG
Colored Pencil Workshop
on JULY 13-15, 2010
at “Threads of Time” in Danville, Illinois.
HERE’S HOW IT WORKS:
Three intense days of colored pencil classes.
A four/six hour project on the first day, an eight hour project (shown
here) on the second day,
a four hour project on the third day.
I will also be talking about designing from
your own reference photos so plan on bringing
some with you. It is an open studio so I will be
available the whole time you are there.
Costs: $120 teaching fee, $35 per night room rate.
For more information contact me at
kellyh@netnitco.net or 219.996.4996.
To see the color photo visit www.kellyhoernig.com
and click on “Workshops & Seminars.” For daily
artful musings visit www.kellyhoernig.blogspot.com.
Meeting March 20, 2010
Worth Park District
11500 S. Beloit Avenue
Worth, IL 60482
Take Interstate 294 to US-12 East/95th Street Exit.
Merge onto 95th Street, then take IL-43 (Harlem) South
Ramp
Merge onto Harlem Ave. (you are going South).
Take Harlem to 115th Street. Turn right (West) on 115th
Street.
Take to the end. This is Beloit and you will see the Park
District Building and Parking
HOSPITALITY
As you well know South Side Brushes will not be providing the beverage at lunch. We will still have
coffee and tea throughout the day.
Starting with the March meeting it’s bring your own lunch. For those who do not bring a lunch we will order
out. A sign up sheet will be at the door with a few choices of sandwiches and chips. Hope to keep the cost
low. We have not decided on where we will be ordering from. I will inform you a couple of weeks prior to
the meeting and as always snacks and desserts are welcome.
I’m looking for volunteers to help with the order taking at the front door, setup and clean.
Please contact me by phone or email.
Pam Carley 815-741-1993 email pcarley@sbcglobal.net
RESERVATION
Make reservations and send checks to:
Class fee
Surface and Pattern
Total
$10.00
$10.00
$20.00
Denise Nugent
8032 Abbey Crt
Tinley Park, IL 60477
Name_________________________
Guest___________________
Sign up helps the teacher to be prepared with projects. Thank you for your co-operation