The Charbonneau Villager Newspaper 2019 Nov issue Villager | Page 22

22 THE CHARBONNEAU VILLAGER
November 2019
Free holiday
ornament making
project
By CARLYNE LYNCH
H
ave you ever wanted to
create a one-of-a-kind
holiday ornament or gift?
We will be creating
unique ornaments from fused
glass. We will be using provided
patterns or your own ideas to deco-
rate your tree or give to friends
and family. Announcing a second
year of Open Studio glass fusing
ornament making.
It will be held in November, one
week AFTER the Charbonneau Arts
Festival and best of all it is FREE!
Come and learn the basics of fused
glass by creating your own Holiday
Ornament with Carlyne Lynch. You
will be mentored through the process
to create a lovely ornament to give as
a gift, or keep to hang on your own
tree! No previous experience neces-
sary. Come prepared to unwind and
have fun! All materials and firing are
included. Kids are welcome if accom-
panied by an adult. Bring a friend for
some extra fun!
This fun event is in collaboration
with The Oregon Glass Guild Open
Studio Tour. Typically over 20 art-
ists in the area open their homes and
studios to the public. Some have
COURTESY PHOTO
Residents are invited to make free holiday ornament this November.
projects and demonstrations while
others showcase their work. Carlyne
will explain techniques, mentor or-
OMELET BREAKFAST
HONORS 2019 VETERANS
By DI SAUNDERS
I
nament making, give a tour of her
studio, and answer questions on
working with glass. Pick up a post-
f you’re a veteran
who is a resident
living in
Charbonneau, please
join us as our guest on
Saturday, Nov. 9, at
Charbonneau Country
Club, starting at 8 a.m.
for one of the Rotary
Club of Wilsonville’s
The Charbonneau
Fitness Center is only $60
for a six-month membership.
Contact the CCC offi ce to sign up.
card at the Charbonneau Arts
Festival and come see her work
on display.
omelet breakfasts.
The formal breakfast
program will begin at 8:30
a.m. Thank you for your
service!