May 2014 GCDA Newsletter

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May 18 Class Project p 2May 18 Class Project p 2May 18 Class Project p 2May 18 Class Project p 2

June 8 Class ProjectJune 8 Class ProjectJune 8 Class ProjectJune 8 Class Project p 3p 3p 3p 3

Retreat WrapRetreat WrapRetreat WrapRetreat Wrap----up up up up p 4 p 4 p 4 p 4

Retreat Raffle Summary Retreat Raffle Summary Retreat Raffle Summary Retreat Raffle Summary p 5p 5p 5p 5

GCDA ProgramsGCDA ProgramsGCDA ProgramsGCDA Programs p 6p 6p 6p 6

Treasury ReportTreasury ReportTreasury ReportTreasury Report p 7p 7p 7p 7

Christmas Raffle Christmas Raffle Christmas Raffle Christmas Raffle p 7p 7p 7p 7

Membership Membership Membership Membership p 8p 8p 8p 8

New Member Welcome p 9New Member Welcome p 9New Member Welcome p 9New Member Welcome p 9

HOOT Bus Trip HOOT Bus Trip HOOT Bus Trip HOOT Bus Trip p 10p 10p 10p 10

May BirthdaysMay BirthdaysMay BirthdaysMay Birthdays p 11p 11p 11p 11

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GCDA Art TeachersGCDA Art TeachersGCDA Art TeachersGCDA Art Teachers p 13p 13p 13p 13

Calendar of Painting Events p 14Calendar of Painting Events p 14Calendar of Painting Events p 14Calendar of Painting Events p 14

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President’s Message

Susan Parrett

What a great weekend Retreat was! Many

thanks to Alice and all of her committee mem-

bers for a stupendous job! I enjoyed my clas-

ses, and particularly enjoyed all of the tips and

new ideas I picked up from other painters. It

was good to get to connect with fellow painters,

particularly those who can only join us at Re-

treat. We would love to welcome one and all as

members of GCDA, even if distance makes it

impossible to attend every meeting!

Anne Dick is back and is teaching at our May

meeting. Her project is a lovely box, decorated

only in black on a white background. It’s beau-

tiful, and Anne is a very good teacher, so send

your registration in to Emily Stamm soon and

join us.

Remember, the May meeting will be on the 18th

which is the third Sunday of the month, one

week later than usual due to Mother’s Day.

Happy Mother’s Day!

Keep painting,

Susan

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GCDA Monthly Project May 18, 2014

at 1:00 after the regular 12:00 chapter meeting.

Anne Dick’s “Strokes and Stripes”

MEDIUM AND SURFACE Acrylic paint on 7” diameter paper Mache box

COST $9.00

SIGN-UP DEADLINE MAY 1, 2014

TEACHER PROVIDES Box prepared with base coat & pattern; Paint;

Picture, Pattern, Directions

STUDENT TO BRING Brushes: #10/0 liner, #3 round & if desired, an

assortment of your favorite small brushes for stroke work; Stylus; 1” &

3/4” painter’s tape; Usual acrylic painting supplies (water bowl, paper

towels, pallet etc.)________________________________________________________________

Registration for GCDA May 18, 2014 Class Taught by Anne Dick

Name _______________________________________ GCDA Member? Y_____ N_____

Phone ___________________________ Email ___________________________________

Cost: $9.00 Check payable to GCDA. CK# _______ OR Cash_____ Date___________

Give or mail registration form with payment to Emily Stamm: 2325 Johanna Lane, Fort

Mitchell, KY 41017, Email: [email protected], 859-331-8599

Questions about the project: Email Anne at [email protected], 513-941-0760

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GCDA MONTHLY PROJECT JUNE 8, 2014

at 1:00 following the regular 12:00 Chapter meeting.

“Birch Tree FOREST”“Birch Tree FOREST”“Birch Tree FOREST”“Birch Tree FOREST”

TEACHER: EMILY NEFF

MEDIUM & SURFACE: ACRYLIC PAINT ON 16 X 20 PRE-PRIMEDCANVAS

COST: $12.00

SIGN-UP DEADLINE: MAY 30

CLASS SIZE LIMITED TO: UP TO 20 STUDENTS

TEACHER PROVIDES: CANVAS; ACRYLIC PAINTS; WRITTEN DIRECTIONS AND

VISUAL REFERENCES; MASKING TAPE; EASEL; PALETTE KNIFE.

STUDENT BRINGS: BRUSHES: 1” FLAT, SMALL DETAIL BRUSH AND YOUR

FAVORITE # 6-8 ROUNDS, FILBERTS & FLATS; SUPPLIES FOR ACRYLIC PAINTING.

_______________________________________________________________________

Registration for GCDA June 8, 2014 Class Taught by Emily Neff

Name _______________________________________ GCDA Member? Y_____ N_____

Phone ___________________________ Email ___________________________________

Cost: $12.00 Check payable to GCDA. CK# _______ OR Cash_____ Date___________

Give or mail registration form with payment to Emily Stamm: 2325 Johanna Lane, Fort

Mitchell, KY 41017, Email: [email protected], 859-331-8599

Questions about the project: Email Emily at [email protected]

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2014 RETREAT WRAP-UP

Alice Goldfuss, 2014 Chairman

Well, the 27th annual GCDA retreat, Catch Spring Fever, is over

and the committee has already begun planning the 2015 retreat,

“It’s a Shore Thing.” I would like to thank all who made the re-

treat a successful weekend of fun, painting, and getting together with old and new

friends.

Special thanks to the following:Special thanks to the following:Special thanks to the following:Special thanks to the following:

* The Retreat Committee, for countless hours of planning and working. You

ladies are remarkable!

* All the attendees, 63 in all. About half were GCDA members, others traveled

from Nevada, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky and Michigan. You stayed, painted and

bought raffle tickets, making the Retreat a financial success.

* Everyone who brought or donated to the Basket Raffle, those who supported

the teachers who had sales tables and The Cupboard that brought goodies to be

purchased.

* The teachers, quite a few of whom are GCDA members, who were top notch

again this year.

* The folks at Higher Ground where the Retreat is held. They are very special

and always go out of their way to help us make the event successful.

I hope all reading this article will seriously think about attending the 2015 It’s a

Shore Thing retreat. It will be very affordable, you will learn new techniques, en-

joy excellent meals and have a fabulous weekend.

Alice Goldfuss,

2014 Chairman

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Program Report Emily Stamm, VP Programs

Happy Spring, Happy Cinco de Mayo, Happy Graduation, Happy Mother’s Day, Happy Secretary

Day—this is a busy month. Well, it is time for another meeting—May 18th!!!

Anne Dick will be teaching at our May 18th meeting--(this is the 3rd Sunday because Mothers day

is celebrated on the 2nd Sunday-May 11th). The project is a 7”x3” paper Mache box, painted with a

black stroke design. The project is very elegant and it is truly a great project for practicing all of

your strokes! As most of you know, Anne Dick is an excellent teacher-and an expert in stroke

work! Anne has a list of supplies in this newsletter, so sign up today! The class will cost $9.00-

please send your class fee to me when you sign up. I have just a few openings—8 persons have

already registered—please look for the photo/registration form in this newsletter—this will be a

great class!

Sign up to take our June 8th class with Emily Neff. Emily is a new member who has generously

offered to teach at our June meeting. This will be another great class-please sign up early, be-

cause June 8th will be here before you know it! Supply list and registration form is listed in this

newsletter.

Thank you for all! Happy painting!

Emily Stamm

2014 monthly classes to date: January 12 – Stephanie Hauser – Frosty Gourd

February 9 – Jan Bowen – Candle Wrap

March 9 –Peggy Hermes –Owl Paver Stone

April – No Meeting; Retreat April 4, 5, & 6

May 18 (3rd Sunday) – Anne Dick –stroke work box

June 8 – Emily Neff-Landscape on canvas

July 13 – Jo Ann Heurich

August-No meeting

September 14 – Peggy Jesse

October 12 – Service Project

November 9 – Sandie Tieman

December 14 – Christmas Party; No meeting

***Please note-I am looking for teachers for 2015 meetings—please help

me to plan for next year! If you are interested in teaching at one of our

GCDA Sunday meetings, please email me, call me or let me know at one

of our meetings.

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2014 Christmas Raffle

Just a reminder NOT to forget to paint your ornaments or

basket for the Christmas Raffle. I know we have all been

busy with retreat and enjoying the weather outside when it

is nice, but when we have a rainy day, pull out your paint

brushes and get those ornaments or basket painted!!

Melanie Wilmhoff

Ways & Means

GCDA Treasurer's Report for 3/31/14

Submitted by Melanie Wilmhoff, Treasurer

Beginning Balance Checking Acct $2,415.32

Receipts

Raffle (mtg 2/9/14) $19.00

Raffle (mtg 3/9/14) $28.00

Membership 3/9/14 $15.00

Feb class (Bowen) $152.00

March class (Hermes) $210.00

Total Receipts $424.00

Disbursements

March class (Hermes) $285.00

Total Disbursements $285.00

Ending Balance Checking Acct $2,554.32

Savings Acct Beginning Balance $9,113.11

Interest 3/1/14 thru 3/31/14 $0.39

Savings Account Ending Balance $9,113.50

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GCDA MEMBERS !

IF YOU CHANGE ANY OF YOUR CONTACT INFORMATION:

* MAILING ADDRESS, * EMAIL ADDRESS, * PHONE NUMBERS,

PLEASE NOTIFY LINDA KOHLER AT [email protected]

(And also the newsletter editor at [email protected].)

Thank you !!Thank you !!Thank you !!Thank you !!

MEMBERSHIP REPORT

Linda Kohler, VP Membership

GCDA membership is currently 53 members strong!! In the few years that I per-

sonally have been a member, it is evident that we have the best members of any

painting organization around! We are made up of many different skill levels, as

well as many different painting strengths and preferences. But we are also quick

to share our talents and cheer on the accomplishments of others. And we are just

plain NICE!

We have added 5 new members in the last 6 months! In case you missed the

meetings where they were introduced, a recap of their information appears on the

next page.

Please think about who you know that might be interested in joining us! We all

have friends and relatives who have admired our work and wished they could

create things, too. Well, they can! Please invite people you know to join us for

one of our upcoming meetings! There is no pressure to join, but when they see

it’s not as difficult as they thought it might be, and how much fun our meetings

are, they might get hooked, like all of us!

Linda Kohler

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Ann Boren – Ann was a member for many years, beginning her membership when the retreat was in Ox-

ford and meetings were in Western Hills! She remembers having the Christmas party as her house dur-

ing those years. It became more difficult for her to attend meetings, but she never stopped painting! She

was part of a group of painters who met for dinner and then went to her house to paint for around 15

years. She ran into Anne Dick teaching at Hobby Lobby and decided to return to us. She lives in Naples,

Florida for a few months of the year and also belongs to the Naples Decorative Artists. Welcome back!

Michelle Kohler – Michelle has been painting for around a year or so, but has always been interested in

all types of crafts. She graduated one year ago from Xavier University with a degree in Marketing and

currently works at Staples. During her senior year, she and her roommates would have “paint-in” eve-

nings every now and then and she became hooked! Michelle’s skill level continues to increase, but says

shading is the hardest thing to do! She likes lots of color and does a great job with lettering! Welcome,

Michelle!

Emily Neff - Emily is our newest member, joining in February. She is a college graduate with an Art de-

gree and was an art teacher for Finneytown schools at one time. She now leads art classes for Spring-

field Township Art Council, and creates all of her own original designs. Emily works primarily in acrylics

and likes to do multi media. She is the Art and Wine Wednesday teacher who conducts canvas painting

classes for beginners every other Wednesday in the same room where we have our meetings! Hopefully

we can sign her up to teach a class for us after a meeting sometime soon!! Welcome, Emily!

Sandy Sutterfield – Sandy has been painting for quite a few years and is a meticulous painter! Her

Christmas ornaments are beautiful, and one of her specialties. She works in the Treasurer’s office at

Northwest Local Schools, and also runs a pet rescue out of her home. She often spends time on the

weekends at various PetSmart locations with dogs and cats up for adoption. Her love of animals also

shows in her painting, as she creates wonderful animal-themed items. Welcome, Sandy!

Lee Ann Schaney –Lee Ann reports that she grew up in an artistic household with her first art supplies

provided by the Tooth Fairy! She earned degrees in Deaf Education and Elementary Education and be-

gan volunteer work in deaf theater as a voice actor and artist with St. Rita students. Lee Ann worked as

the Deaf Educator at Lakota City Schools and then taught deaf students at the Princeton City Schools.

During that time, she became involved in school staff musicals. Following that, Lee Ann went on to per-

form and paint for Cincinnati's community theater. After the Hearing Impaired program was disbanded,

she taught normal hearing children for 27 years . Lee Ann retired in 2013 after 31 years in education.

Now she says she is learning to paint and create for herself again, including working with paints, water

colors, pencils, chalk, and any art she can learn from artist friends, including the members of GCDA. Lee

Ann cites her greatest accomplishment as the international adoption of her daughter, MaKenna Kate,

eleven years ago in China. Welcome Lee Ann!

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ROLLIN’ ROLLIN’ ROLLIN’ !!ROLLIN’ ROLLIN’ ROLLIN’ !!ROLLIN’ ROLLIN’ ROLLIN’ !!ROLLIN’ ROLLIN’ ROLLIN’ !! Here are the TOP TEN REASONS to Take the GCDA Bus

to Columbus on Thursday, August 14th for a

SHOPPING SPREE AT THE HOOT TRADE SHOW:

(Sadly, this particular bus was not available.)

REASON NUMBER: 10) What is more fun than bonding with friends on a Road Trip! Membership in SDP or GCDA is not re-

quired for this, so you can bring anyone you like! Bring your Art Students! Your Fan Club! Your Besties!

9) Refreshments are provided during the trip! Can’t have a worthy Road Trip without eats!

8) Enjoy dinner out on the return trip home! No ending an otherwise great day in a kitchen! (NOTE: Cost of

dinner is out-of-pocket—not included in the Trip Fee.)

7) No Columbus Road Construction Headaches. They still exist. Instead of aspirin, just take the bus!

6) Express delivery right to the door of the Convention Center, so there’s no long walks and no need for GPS or

maps. And when it’s over, the bus will pick you up from the Convention Center. What could be easier!

5) Lots of storage space in the bus cargo-hold for all your purchases, large and small. Carpoolers have to con-

sider available trunk space when deciding on size or quantity of purchases. Worst case scenario: strapping one

of the passengers to the top of the car in order to make room for trade floor treasures!

4) No parking expenses and no competing with other convention goers for convenient parking space. So many

simultaneous activities at the Hyatt promise that nearby parking spaces will be in short supply.

3) No hauling your purchases to a car parked somewhere on a lot or in a garage. After a successful day of

shopping, everything will be loaded onto the bus for you and there will be plenty of space for all your treasures.

This is especially wonderful if the weather is hot, humid, windy or wet.

2) NO WAITING IN LINE TO GET YOUR TRADE SHOW ADMISSION BOOKS AND ARM BANDS! You

will receive these in ADVANCE! (NOTE: Admission to the Trade Show is $7.00 and is not included as part of

the Bus Trip Fee. This amount is to be paid in advance along with your bus fee.)

1) And the NUMBER ONE REASON to take the GCDA Bus to the HOOT Trade Show on August 14 is . . . . . .

ALL OF THESE BENEFITS COST A MERE $25.00 - plus the usual $7 trade show fee! Compare that to the

costs of gas and parking! You may be tired after a good day of trade show shopping, but you won’t be stressed

out by the driving and parking. You might even sleep on the return trip! PRICELESS!!!!

The bus will pick up riders at a central location, a location on the east side of Cincinnati and a central location

in Western Hills. At this time, the first departure time is set for 8:00 am with departure from the Hyatt at 4:00

pm. More details will be forthcoming. Meanwhile, for a GOOD TIME, CALL ALICE! Alice Goldfuss, that

is, and ask her to add you to the list. Call 513-598-1819 or email [email protected].

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Happy May Birthday!Happy May Birthday!Happy May Birthday!Happy May Birthday!

Jo Ann Sharpshair 5/16Jo Ann Sharpshair 5/16Jo Ann Sharpshair 5/16Jo Ann Sharpshair 5/16

Colleen McCord 5/17Colleen McCord 5/17Colleen McCord 5/17Colleen McCord 5/17

Yvonne Thomas 5/23Yvonne Thomas 5/23Yvonne Thomas 5/23Yvonne Thomas 5/23

Linda Kohler 5/25Linda Kohler 5/25Linda Kohler 5/25Linda Kohler 5/25

REFRESHMENTS IN MAY

Justine Vraniak

Carolyn Riehle

Peggy Faris

Judy Helmes

Sandy Sutterfield

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2014 GCDA BOARD AND COMMITTEE MEMBERS

GCDA BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2014

President: Susan Parrett 513-825-0805 - [email protected]

Past President: Stephanie Hauser 513-893-1780 - [email protected]

VP of Programs: Emily Stamm 859-331-8599 - [email protected]

VP Membership: Linda Kohler 513-521-1151 - [email protected]

Secretary: Gayle Wissel 513-741-2991 - [email protected]

Treasurer: Melanie Wilmhoff 859-689-7668 - [email protected]

GCDA STANDING COMMITTEES 2014

Ways & Means: Melanie Wilmhoff 859-689-7668 - [email protected]

(Includes Christmas Raffle)

Retreat Chair 2014: Alice Goldfuss 513-598-1819 - [email protected]

Community Service: Peggy Hermes 513-258-1359 - [email protected]

Newsletter, Publicity, Website Pat Hull 513-860-1346 - [email protected]

GCDA SPECIAL COMMITTEES 2014

Hospitality Mary Ann Slizewski 513-245-1631– [email protected],

Jan Bowen 513-521-0249 - [email protected]

Christmas Party Chair 2014 Jo Sharpshair 513-574-7155 - [email protected]

Sunshine Mary Galioto 513-729-1858 - [email protected]

Historian Carolyn Riehle 859-689-4849 - [email protected]

Show & Tell Suzanne Fairbanks 513-677-8736 - [email protected]

Nominating Chair Suzanne Ward 513-521-2029 - [email protected]

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Jan Bowen, 513-521-0249

9622 Millbrook Dr., Cincinnati, OH 45231

Email: [email protected]

Website: www.janbowendesigns.com Ongoing acrylic classes, Beginner thru Advanced

Tues. 6:30 pm to-10 pm, Cost $12.00

Wed. 11 am to 3 pm. Pack lunch. Cost

$12.00.

Thurs. days or evenings: Available for one-

day or short term classes to finish any

acrylic projects you need help with.

Call if any questions. Pack a lunch.

Anne Dick 513-941-0760 6839 Rapid Run Rd. Cincinnati, OH 45233


Ongoing Acrylic classes, Beginner to Advanced

Classes at Hobby Lobby Western Hills, 5131

Glencrossing Way, Cincinnati, OH 45238, (513)

347-6900:

Mon. 5:30-to 8 pm and Thurs. 10 am to 1 pm;

Classes at my home on Rapid Run: Tues. 10:30 am

to 12:30 pm. and Wed 7 pm to 10 pm

Peggy Jessee 513-310-4797

Certified Robert Warren Instructor

Classes taught in Amelia; Call for directions.


Oils, acrylics, pen & ink on canvas, wood, fabric etc..

Beginner, Intermediate & Advanced levels.

Open workshops at student’s pace on projects of

their choice. Held on Tues. & Thurs. 9 to 12pm & 6

to 9:30pm. Additional classes as scheduled.

Emily Neff Springfield Twp. Senior Center on 9158 Winton Rd.,

Cincinnati, OH 45231, 513-522-1154.

Canvas painting with acrylics, Beginner

Every other Wednesday from 6:30 to 9pm.

View class projects and register online at

www.springfieldtwp.org/317/art-wine-Wednesdays.

Cost: $45 includes all supplies & 1 glass of wine.

Linda Lee Whaley 859-689-4343

Hobby Lobby Florence, KY on 7932 Connector Dr.,


Classes every 2nd and 4th Wednesdays.

Canvas painting with acrylics, Beginner.

Hours: 5:30 to 8 pm

Cost: $35.00 includes all supplies.

Melanie Wilmhoff 859-689-7668 3431 Possum Path Rd., Burlington, KY 41005


Ceramics class in my home on Thurs evenings, 7 to

10 pm. Will sell greenware, bisque or provide kiln

firing to the public. Please call for classes or to make

appointment for supplies.

Face Pain&ng for events

Calligraphy ServicesCalligraphy ServicesCalligraphy ServicesCalligraphy Services

Theresa's Touch Theresa Morris

513-702-0346 to schedule


Website: http://www.theresastouch.com

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Calendar of Painting Events

Please notify Melanie Wilmhoff of any additions or changes. [email protected]

May thru Oct, 2014 – Art Play Date – online classes with 24 decorative painting designers. 24 weeks of artful

playing for $99. Go to http://www.artplaydate.com/ to sign up or to get more information.

May 2 – 4, 2014 – Karen Hubbard is teaching a seminar in acrylics. For more info, go to http://

www.goldentriangledecorativepainters.org/schedule.htm.

May 10, 2014 - Art Fair 562 will be held from 12:00 noon to 8:00pm at the Listermann Brewing Company

(directly across the street from Xavier University). There will be approximately 30 local art vendors, several food

trucks, and live music and entertainment. If you wish to be a vendor or want more information, go to https://

www.facebook.com/tonyacookphotography

May 10, 17 & 24, 2014 – Vera Curnow is teaching beginner classes for Colored Pencil in Rising Sun, IN at her

studio. These are Saturdays, 10am to 12pm. $45 for all (3) classes plus a $25 supply fee. For more info, email

[email protected].

May 12 – 17, 2014 – SDP National Convention, San Diego, CA. Get more information at http://

decorativepainters.org/

May 16, 2014 – Jillybean Fitzhenry is teaching a seminar for HOOT in acrylics, called Pansy Bouquet. For

more info, call 419-286-2353, ironwood@bright .net

May 18, 2014 – Jillybean Fitzhenry is teaching a seminar for HOOT in acrylics, called Halloween Night. For

more info, call 419-286-2353, ironwood@bright .net

May 23 – 24, 2014 – Mark Polomchak watercolor seminar at Lake Cumberland Decorative Artists. For more

info, contact Lucille Koenig, (931) 879-8198 or [email protected].

Aug 11-16, 2014 – HOOT Convention, Columbus, OH. See http://heartofohiotole.org/convention.html for more

info.

Aug 30 -31, 2014 – Mark Polomchak will be teaching a watercolor seminar at DAGSO in Dayton, OH. Contact

Cindy Sayeedi at [email protected] or call 937-830-3786.

Sept 5 & 6, 2014 – ArtLocal Art Show – Gallery & Classes at the Springfield Township facility at 9150 Winton

Road, Cincinnati, OH. For more details, view this link http://www.springfieldtwp.org/calendar.aspx?eid=144

Sept 7, 2014 – The Yellow Rose Chapter of Dallas, TX is planning an Alaskan cruise and would like to extend

an invitation fo all other painting chapters. Contact Rory Morgan, Cruise Committee Chair at yrc2014ak-

[email protected].

Oct 11 – 12, 2014 – Cheri Rol will be teaching an oil seminar at DAGSO in Dayton, OH. Contact Cindy Sayeedi

at [email protected] or call 937-830-3786.

Oct ??, 2014 – Bobbie Campbell will be teaching a seminar for Kentuckiana Decorative Artists. More info to

follow.

Oct 17 - 19, 2014 – Janice Miller will be teaching a different medium each day at Indy Decorative Artists, Indi-

anapolis, IN. For more info, contact Carolyn Hamann at [email protected]

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Decorative Painting Chapters & Groups in the Tri-State Area

For information about chapter meetings etc., contact each chapter’s representative

Bluegrass Tolers Versailles, KY

http://www.bluegrasstolers.com

Marsha Clark, [email protected]

Decorative Artists Guild of Southwest Ohio (DAGSO) Beavercreek, OH

www.paintindayton.com

facebook.com/pages/Decorative-Artists-Guild-of-Southwestern-Ohio/186902331321879

Kathi Hotz, [email protected]

Decorative Artists Of Paducah Paducah, KY

Toni McGuire, [email protected]

Golden Triangle Decorative Painters Pittsburgh, PA

www.GTDP.org

Rosemary Habers, [email protected]

Greater Cincinnati Decorative Artists (GCDA) Cincinnati, OH

www.gcdapainters.org

Facebook.com/GreaterCincinnatiDecorativeArtists

Sandie Tieman, [email protected] or Pat Hull, [email protected]

Heart of Ohio Tole (HOOT) Reynoldsburg, OH

www.heartofohiotole.org

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Heart-of-Ohio-Tole-Chapter-Inc/216458800050

Kathleen Killinger, [email protected]

Indy Decorative Artists Indianapolis, IN

Indydecorativeartists.blogspot.com

Donna Harcourt, [email protected]

Kentuckiana Decorative Artists Louisville, KY

http://www.wix.com/kdapainters/kentuckiana-decorative-artists

Diane McCamish, [email protected]

Lake Cumberland Decorative Artists Somerset, KY

Kay Iversen, [email protected]

Ohio Valley Art Guild (OVAG) Cincinnati, OH

ovag.blogspot.com

Sharon Chinn, [email protected]

Quilt City Decorative Artists Paducah, KY

Barbara Cissell, [email protected]

Tole Painters of the Western Reserve (TPWR) Northfield, OH

http://www.facebook.com/TolePaintersOfTheWesternReserve

Carol Doyle, President [email protected]

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GREATER CINCINNATI DGREATER CINCINNATI DGREATER CINCINNATI DGREATER CINCINNATI DECORATIVE ARTISTS (GECORATIVE ARTISTS (GECORATIVE ARTISTS (GECORATIVE ARTISTS (GCDA) CDA) CDA) CDA)

WHO WE ARE AND WHERE TO FIND USWHO WE ARE AND WHERE TO FIND USWHO WE ARE AND WHERE TO FIND USWHO WE ARE AND WHERE TO FIND US

GDCA meets on the second Sunday of every month

with the following exceptions:

May: Meet on the 3rd Sunday because Mother’s Day falls on the 2nd Sun.

June: If Father’s Day falls on the 2nd Sunday, we will meet on the 3rd.

August: no meeting because of the HOOT convention in Columbus.

December: no meeting because of the member’s Christmas party.

Meetings are held on the main floor of the Springfield Township

Senior Center, 9158 Winton Rd., Cincinnati, OH 45231

behind the Fire Station.

For more information about GCDA, visit our web site at

www.gcdapainters.org.

AND

Visit us on Facebook at

facebook.com/GreaterCincinnatiDecorativeArtists

(While you’re there, please take a moment to “Like” us!)

We are an affiliated chapter of the national organization, the

Society of Decorative Painters. (SDP)

Visit the SDP web site at www.decorativepainters.org

May 2014 GCDA Newsletter

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