Utah ROSE show class pictures :)

Sweet, sweet Sumertime, sumertime...

Since July 17th I have been home a total of 5 whole nonconsecutive days.  

Those days home were filled with unpacking, packing and taking care of business for the next trip.

I am home now for 12 days before I leave again for the Portland, Oregon Crossroads Doll and Teddy Bear show  :)  My granddaughter is here with us now and she is making her fourth reborn doll with the intention of selling it at this show.  She is trying very hard not to fall in love with it!  

Wish her luck!

With a few days available to catch up, here are the class picture from my 

Creating Ethnic Skin Tones using Baby FX air dry paints.  

The students loved the paints and each made a beautiful baby out of Marita Winters new 

Leighton Rose kit.

The Davis Convention Center was BEAUTIFUL and the staff were accommodating, helpful and very kind.

Here we are hard at work

 My lovely ladies and their baby heads at the end of day 1.

This class had women of all ages including a 12 yr old and a 15 yr old.  

I loved every moment of it!

Here we are with our "completed" babies, with 2 exceptions.

I am holding my Prototype of Leighton Rose as my class Leighton Rose was prepped to teach a weighting workshop on the showroom floor and I didn't have time to assemble him then disassemble him for this photo shoot, and Danielle's (Far right, front row) baby was in the Dolly Hospital getting her eyes glued in.

She borrowed my prototype and said, "My baby!"  LOL

 

Such a sweet lady!  

I did get a picture of her and her darling baby before she sent her to the "hospital".

 Danielle:

First time air dry paint user, first ethnic

In fact, I got a picture of all of the ladies with their babies!

Miranda, age 12:

First Ethnic, first time air dry paint user

Teresa: 

First time air dry paint user

 Meagan age 15:

First reborn doll

 Carrie:

First time air dry paint user

Lois:

First reborn doll

Robyn:

First reborn doll

Barbara:

First ethnic

Tina:

First ethnic with air dry paints

Monika:

First ethnic with air dry paints 

Monika made her dolls outfit~isn't it just adorable???

In fact, I think that many of the class babies were dressed in Monika's designs!

Oh I had SO much fun!

XXOO