Thrilled to be here; thank you for letting me in :)
Wonderful site and opportunity to connect.
Happy New Year!
Liliana

Thank you for the assitance with the photo entries!

Thank you Brigitte. This is a great site, I am looking forward to partcipating!

Hi Brigitte!

I am excited to be in da Haus! Looks like there is a lot of talent already gathered here.

Thanks,
Susan

hi brigitte,
thanks for your efforts on this wonderful site. it's really great to have a point of connection to other artists/designers. i am thrilled to be a featured artist....

thanks and happy new year to you,
cheers,
jaimejo

Hi Brigitte,
Thanks for bringing us all together!
Margaret

Hi Brigitte, It was a pleasure meeting you! I had a great time in Pittsburgh and look forward to visiting again. See you in Houston!!!

Yay, thanks! Let me know how you like the app.

Thank you so much! How does everyone know! I found out because some one congradulated me before I checked my email! The grape vine is a thick powerful beast these days! haha :)

Thank you so much! I am very thrilled to be selected :)

Thank you, Brigitte! Ay suggestions and help is welcome.

Best,
Lea

I'll be in the Design hall (C2 stand 614 gang f) under the London Jewellery Exports banner. (I'm not usually that organised, I just happened to have the piece of paper on my desk)

Thanks Brigitte! I'm having palpitations now that I've said yes, but life's too short etc.
Let me know if you'll be there this year. I'd love to see you.
x

I always enjoy watching others create. I have only watched one episode so far, however it was very interesting:-) Eblast=good thing:-)

I have not used polyester resin (have you?)...just the epoxy kind. I know I have a lot more experimenting to do. I've tried all the "run of the mill" stuff like: mica, foil, acrylic paint, nail polish,...not eye shadow...must try that one. I think I will have to try the pigments as well...I wonder if vitreous enamel pigments will work??? I will have to try that too!! I'll keep you posted.
Chow,
Aim:-)

A resin group...that would be great! I hate to stike my thoughts "out there"...I'm sure there is an easy solution that I have not thought of. I have one more idea that I need to look into. My basic problem is...I want to have a more modern and soft end result. Colors that are muted...blended. I've tried acrylic paint, pearl. mica, nail polish and a few other additives. Resin artists usually comment that they "hand dye their resin with pigments"...so what are these elusive, secret pigments? I mean really...why re-invent the wheel??? But I guess I will! Must go now...deadlines you know! Will chat later!
Aim

thanks brigitte,
i'm sue BTW. I stopped by your gallery in may when i was visiting a friend in pittsburgh but it was monday and you were closed. i hope to try again next time i'm in your town--i heard it was great from kat cole and others.
sue

Thank you Brigitte! I'm happy to be a part of crafthaus, and look forward to participating.

Hi Brigitte, what a nice surprise to see my piece featured on the header this week! Thank you for that and all the work you do for Crathaus...