Jaine Toth Pam Dunfee’s journey into papercrafting began with a desire to organize photographs while recuperating from a bout with cancer. Rather than just sticking them into an album, she decided to create an artistic scrapbook. The project ended up taking a couple of years. She purchased how-to books that also included sample layouts and…
Diane Bohmert Save the Date for the March Craft Sale on March 20, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 5352 N Cordes (in the backyard). Material Girls have microwave bowls, welcome signs, spring table toppers, and more. In addition, we are raffling an easter basket full of easter-themed items. These items are on display in…
Ruth Faivre Lady Lynx held its 2020 Christmas Scramble on Dec. 10. The day started out rather cold but warmed up before we started our rounds and turned out quite nice with teams placing as follows: 1st Place (Free rounds of golf prize): Bev Bakken, Barb Wilson, Melissa Wilson, Terry Ellis 2nd Place (Cash prize):…
JoAnne Guadioso Our lives are filled with thousands of daily habits that are second nature to us. We take showers, or lock the door behind us when we leave the house, all without even thinking about it. When we do things repeatedly the brain builds strong connections with those actions, until eventually we hardly think of…
Doris Betuel We are pleased to introduce you to Michele Chui, our featured artist for the month! If you do not know her, she is a happy and friendly person and known as the social butterfly in the studio. Michele has a keen eye for color and a vivid imagination, as you can see from…
Ken Muhlbeier Winning the city softball title at McKinley Elementary School in Tacoma Washington with only one loss on the season was an important first step for their third baseman Ray Horn. Even though his favorite team was the Brooklyn Dodgers, the sixth grader tried to match his swing to that of Ted Williams. “Although…