This is a gallery of students' work from Create workshops, tutorials, or Create Shares. If you would like to submit your photos, and we would love you to, please send them to Debbie Colombo.
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From Susan Wycoff:
Thanks so much for the class, Tammy!
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From Barb Antol:
I really enjoyed Tammy Witthaus' workshop today! It was such fun and I know I will enjoy wearing the locket throughout the Christmas and Winter season. She did a great job putting together the workshop.
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From Lori Asiu:
Here's my winter locket necklace from Tammy Witthaus' class.
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From Carolyn Eiche:
Here are photos of my finished kitchen from Cat Wingler's Santa's Christmas Kitchen class.
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From Barb Antol:
I’m sorry I wasn’t able to attend Cat's Santa's Christmas Kitchen workshop, but I did have fun completing the project this week. Cat's instructions and photos were just perfect so I was able to complete it without the video. I‘ll probably watch the video anyway! I’m really happy with how it turned out. I put it in this little tin so I can safely display it in my kitchen.
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From Linda Fazzina:
I took a couple of Create classes recently and I am forwarding photos of one of the finished projects that I sent to the instructor. This is the second class I have taken with Bonnie and I am looking forward to taking her Christmas cart. She is an excellent instructor.
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From Barb Antol:
I just finished Pat’s workshop. OMG - it was so much fun! It’s too bad more people didn’t sign up but I’m glad I did. I honestly didn’t know if I could do this. I haven’t done a doll this fancy and definitely never did the wigging. I’m so happy with how she turned out ❤️ Learned some great techniques which I could use again I’m sure.
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From Barb Antol:
This workshop was really fun. I look forward to making more hats, but I’ll need to find another display piece 🤣 Cat, once again, the workshop was great. You always do such a good job putting together your classes.
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From Barb Herman:
This was a great class. Learned new techniques and created some awesome witch hats. Thank you, Cat Wingler.
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From Barb Antol:
Just wanted to say thanks again for the wonderful Flower Fairy Create Share with Terry Unnold. She did a great job, I really enjoyed watching and learning and I couldn’t wait to do my own fairy 🥰. Here’s a photo of my first fairy. She won’t be my last because I had such fun.
These were really fun to do and I love how they turned out. I was also able to incorporate the techniques learned in Andi’s Enchanted Forest Book Nook class which I took in the Spring. The fairy lights under the moss look so magical I think.
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From Barb Antol:
I finished my staircase! I’m really happy with it and decided to use to create a little stairway to the stars vignette. Thanks again for this great class, Wanda and Create.
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From Lorrilee Stackhouse:
This is my attempt at the Fiesta Mosaic Tabletop, Class was taught by Cheryl Speck on May 18, 2024.
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From Barb Antol:
I decided to use a few of my fan steps to make a little library step. I’ll be using it in one of the little library book scenes I’m doing as part of the Create Year Long Challenge. To me, this seemed a little less daunting than the whole staircase since it was smaller and didn’t require the railing. I used Diamond Extra Long L’Elegance toothpicks as the spindles and added very thin strip wood along the bottom for more stability. I decided to stain it and of course, the stain was done prior to any gluing. After it was assembled, I added a coat of Folk Art Antiquing Medium. It was fun and now I am ready to tackle the staircase 🥰
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From Barb Antol
Thanks to Andi Vinciquerra for the wonderful class. I really enjoyed it and I’m so happy with how my forest book nook turned out. I couldn’t wait to finish it today 🥰 Here are a few photos. I wanted to somewhat mimic my fairy garden in the backyard. Hence the little mushroom house and mushrooms and chipmunks.
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From Debbie Colombo:
Here's my project from Andi Vinciquerra's Booknook class.
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From Julie Stuckmeyer:
Here's my project from Andi Vinciquerra's Booknook class.
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From Kirsten Smolensky:
It was great taking Cat’s class last weekend! I finished my little guy up. He’s ok but not too bad for a first go at a doll. I think his nose is big - maybe he enjoyed the eggnog a bit too much!!
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From Barb Antol:
Here’s the photo of my Elf 🥰 This was such a fun class!
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From Jennifer Brodeur :
I took Cat Wingler's Elf class. I had so much fun in this class, and learned more than I had imagined!
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From Marion Haerle:
These are witches from Cat Wingler's Bubble, Bubble, Toil, and Trouble class.
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From Julie Stuckmeyer:
I finally finished my bunnies from Cat Wingler's class. I can't believe I was able to make mine look this good. Cat's an excellent teacher.
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From Preble McDaniel:
Here are the three rabbits I made during Cat Wingler's recent class. I learned much about dressing rabbits I didn't know already.
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From Fern Rouleau:
Here is my bunny from Cat’s workshop.
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From Fern Rouleau:
Here is my rainbow bridge from Alician’s workshop, with all my dogs who are there ... including the love of my life Teddy (tan one) who just died a few weeks ago who I am still crying about.
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From Jennifer Crowe:
Here is a photo of my project from Cat Wingler’s Easter Bunny class last week. I really enjoyed the class. Cat must be an amazing teacher because you can mostly tell my finished project is an Easter bunny, lol!
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From Judy Doe:
Here are two pictures of my Chinoiserie Room, one before the frame (shows the details better) and one with the frame. This was a class from Samantha Murray. The rug was in my stash, I have printed lots of rugs on velvet paper, and I don’t remember where I copied this one from!
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From Tammy Witthaus:
I was able to complete a male and a female bunny after Cat’s class. I already had the panoramic egg that was bought at Michael’s years ago. This was an awesome class! Thanks Cat!
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From Alice Barber:
Here is my completed Chinoiserie Roombox from Samantha Murray's class. I learned so much!
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From Debbie Colombo:
This was a quarter scale Christmas Tree class taught by Georgia and Jean.
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From Debbie Colombo:
This was Sam Murray's Chinoiserie Room Box class.
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From Marty Anderson:
This candle will be a Halloween birthday gift for my niece.
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From Nell Corkin:
Here are two photos of my finished project from Cat Wingler's class.
The class was fun, and very well thought out, and the kit included everything we needed - even a hot glue gun for the candle drips.
I added a few things to the interior: A "Morticia" doll by Sally Reader (U.K.), an easy chair/stool from True2Scale, a cat from Barbara Ann Myer and jack o'lanterns from Stewart Dollhouse Miniatures.
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From Jean Smith (Rusty) in the UK:
Here are her clever Scavenger Hunt Submissions.
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From Georgia Queen:
I took Sally’s Manwell's class last Saturday. It was a great class and I certainly learned some new tricks. She’s a great teacher with lots of patience. This is the 3rd class I’ve taken from her and look forward to taking her class in Indy. The project is 5” square and about 3 1/2” tall. There will be a Japanese Lady standing on the bridge when Sally gets her done.
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From Betty Turmon:
While putting together the Mini Cousins Bubbly Bar kit, I wondered how many years I’d been a NAME member. It is 42 years so decided I’d add to the Bar and celebrate my membership too. I reduced the size of the membership certificate I received when I joined and added some of the pins too. I also added a table and chairs so we can sit while enjoying our champagne.
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From Terry Unnold:
Here is my test board that I made with Luci Hanson (Test Board for Dollhouse Lighting)
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From Terry Unnold:
This was Charrita Teague's class -- Monstera and Philodendron plants.
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From Terry Unnold:
This is Debbie Young’s 2021 24 Shopping Days til Christmas gift.
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From Terry Unnold:
This is my Christmas Tree Mannequin from a class taught by Alician Pearce on Create.
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From Ginger Anderson:
This is my Neverwas. Beautiful work, Ginger!
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From Debbie Colombo:
This is Carol Kubrican's T'Wasn't class.
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From Laura Reich:
This was Deb Laue's class. It was great and she gave us several "extra" bits ... like the plant off the bench, as well as enough to make two more yellow and green plants. We are so glad you enjoyed it, Laura!
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From Julie French:
Here is my Camp Makamini project. Do you see Sasquatch??
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From Diana DeWalt:
This is my Red Hat Workshop taught by Ginger Landon-Siegel. Diana said, "This was so fun and rewarding. Good project while I was in COVID quarantine..."
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From Ann-Cary McLain:
I finished Alice Zinn's Red Hat Dog Tote class and here is a picture of my little Bichon Frise. I really enjoyed the class!
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From Rose Stout:
Here is my finished Camp Makamini. It looks so natural sitting out on this rock.
Little people could easily make this their "home away from home".
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From Vicki Scidmore:
Here is my 1 inch square cabin. What a great base!
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From Terry Unnold:
Here is my class with Carl Bronsdon last month! There is enough for us all.
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From Rita Crawford:
This pastry tray and cake was done in a Carl Bronsdon class in August. Looks good enough to eat!
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From Michelle Miller:
There is so much going on in this camp scene. There is dad and his son coming back from fishing and showing mom his fish. Then there is the lazy camper, just waking up by the fire. The two hikers fill a canteen, another hiker coming out of the biffy, and a camper tending to his pot plant. There is even a bit of poison ivy growing up the back of the biffy.
Michelle used all 3 cabin sizes. The tiniest one was used as a birdhouse and the other little one is behind the cabin. It is camp Makamini for the mice.
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From Judith Doe:
Here is my 1/4" scale camp scene.
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From Lesia Lennex:
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From Debbie Colombo:
This was my first time taking a class from Carl Bronsdon. What an amazing teacher!
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From Trish Billard:
Here is the tiniest versions of Camp Makamini. It was super fun, but wow, what a challenge to keep everything tight and square!
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From Terry Unnold:
Here is the basket of breads from the Carolyn McVicker's class in August.
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From Preble McDaniel:
I was a bit of an overachiever and did all three scale cabins.
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From Jane Holbrook:
I took the class taught by Bonnie Helterhoff, "Pirate Captain's Quarters Book Nook". I "spiced things up a bit" by painting my mermaid, adding a picture of a ship, and of course Jack Sparrow. All the little extras give it so much character.
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From Judith Doe:
I may have a couple of recruits after doing this project in the rehab facility where I'm recovering from a broken hip.
Get well soon, Judith!
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From Pat Creagh:
Here is my version of the Camp Makamini cabin. We love how she added that tree house reading nook.
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From Dale Lovett:
Here's my completed Camp Makamini Cabin.
She outdid herself as usual.
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From Terry Unnold:
This was my planter from Pam Ridgley's class in August.
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From Karen Benson:
Here's my Camp Makamini Cabin.
We really like how she painted her railing two different colors.
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From Helen Sparks:
Here's my cabin from Debbie Young's workshop.
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From Gayle Hansen:
Here is my book challenge from Debbie Young's tutorial for Create earlier this year.
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From Diana DeWalt:
Another satisfied customer from Alician Pearce's class. I made these "happy" plants.
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From Vicki Scidmore:
I had a slightly different finishing approach for my Camp Makamini 1/2 scale cabin.
The summery colors are inviting, so when can we expect our invitations, Vicki?
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From Barbara Thornton Hill:
Here are my special herbs from my class with Alician Pearce.
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From Julie Stuckmeyer:
I can't wait to plant my "special herbs" from my class with Alician Pearce.
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From Barbara Antol:
The plants were made in Alician Pearce's class. The other items are things that I've made to go along with my cabin.
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From Michelle Miller:
The "plants" were ones I made in Alician Pearce's class, and they are on a landscaping board that I will teach in July of 2021.
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From Debbie Colombo:
This was a class with Betinah Murta when Create first started.
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From Suzanne Larson-Tamburo:
This is my Neverwas that never was. I never intended to do the class, but then some of the amazing roundtables convinced me otherwise.
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From Barbara Engel:
Here is my completed Neverwas project.
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From Fern Rouleau:
Here is my March book project which was a free project gifted by Debbie Young.
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From Fern Rouleau:
Here is my Neverwas project from the class I took with Michelle Miller.
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From Erika Pitera:
Here is my finished project from Cat WIngler's "It's a Steampunk World" class.
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From Lesia Lennex:
Here is my Steampunk mannequin from Cat Wingler's class in May
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From Lesia Lennex:
Here is my 1/4 scale doll that I made using techniques learned in Cat Wingler's sculpting class in April.
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From Barbara Antol:
Here are a few photos of my Captain Jack Book Nook. I really enjoyed Bonnie’s class.
