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Save the Date! 2011 IPCA Retreat

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Have you been dreaming of attending the annual IPCA (International Polymer Clay Association) Retreat?  Well then, get out your calendars and mark the date:

The week of July 11-13, 2011 there will be pre-retreat classes, and the retreat will run July 14-16, 2011.  It will be held in Bloomingdale, Illinois.   Maybe I’ll see you there!

For my details, click here.

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  1. Oops, you goofed in your post, you said BloomingTON, IL (which got me all excited, as I live 20 minutes from BloomingTON), but on reading further, it’s really BloomingDALE, up by Chicago =( Chicago’s not too far (only 2 1/2 hours), but Nothing EVER happens clay wise in Central IL, I was going to offer my help, if it was in Bloomington, LOL. Have fun.

  2. I think I’ll have to start saving money now if I’m to cross the atlantic. Would be really great to attend though, thank you for the heads up.

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