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Show . M m s' Y fcfc.H : H"U ' -" - t- "-- HB ' - , - '.v i ... -j r '. ' . , 'V .. . 'kX'hV i r . Thursday, September ; f; f 30,. 1982 Ideas become 3 ' IFaitBniss THE SAMPLER 4 h.: ' ' A , j4.. ,VS s :f v. S' ' ' l " , y ,' , ' V ' 1 " r: j !; Y. - CemiSeir ' .f ' r i y fr' ifcWP: Story and photos by SPS Dave Pinnick - In fact everything the craft shop sells retail at anywhere from 10 .to 30 percent below what downtown stores charge which is quite a bargain because items the craft store doesn't normally carry, can usually be' special ordered at the same discount. In the area of ceramics, the craft Dugways Skill Development Center, commonly known as the Craft Shop, is one of Dugways finest recreational and leisure time facilities, with several different crafts available for use by Dugway residents. Although its outward appear- . . ance belies its many facilities, Dugway residents have a great shop has many types available, from stoneware to porcelain and clay with over 1000 ceramic molds to choose from. They also engrave too.. and make custom g are and Lapidary also available, as is tole painting, stained glass, leather working, and the soon to be photo-la- b workshop. Mike Masoian, Dugway Crafts Director, is eager to help . resource available to them within T-shir- its w'alls. Contained within its modest structure is a complete wookwork-in- g ceramics shop, shop, re-open- shop and a craft store, with over 2,000 items for sale. lapidary well-stock- stone-cuttin- ts, silver-workin- g ed 4 ed Dugwayites express themselves through their hobbies, and is assisted by Darlyne Storwold, Gerald Page and Maria Schuman in meeting the craft and hobby The woodshop contains the equipment necessary to build almost anyting in wood, from a simple picture frame to a complete bedroom furniture set. The crafts aids will show you how to use the needs of the Dugway Community. If you havent checked the Skill equipment safely and they can advise even the novice to that he Development Center out lately, you should because a world of craft and recreational opportuni- or she can successfully complete almost any project. The craft shop can also get the craftsman hardwoods or softwoods in. quantity with a discount price. ties await you there. Youll be surprised how easy it is to be creative! MIKE MASOIAN, Dugway Crafts Director, demonstrates the fine art of working with stained glass. Having assisted on many such projects, he is making a Tiffany glass lamp in sections, which he will join together in one complete unit at a later date. t s s ' V", vD K' i . A x aXiV'.v-,typ&yv 'X 1 ' f si. VjX'. . --vr. v Tt5ffV if "-. f s' r' f : jj? VX rJ - ' --X- 4 i ' ; '; STAwlsv. A s ft nrh'X, - ' ' h"" r V. ca X., -. ( ... 4 l-vS3u?U- y&ti' 'v : T . . v- - - ' - .,' - 'i'J' fS ' J -- I , - X, V V m- i- St-T- N , iSy, . ' W--- 4 -- i. Bh. f . ' ".S (" J"' 1 1 ' 's ' 'v GRINDING AND POUSHING, Scott Wallace prepares one of Dugways famous geodes in the craft shops lapidary section. Geodes are available to Dugway residents in raw form as well as cut and rough polished forms for use in desk sets, paperweights or plaques. v sN er custom-craftin- hm an end table that hes making, for use in his g lr Al it w t.Z,. GERALD R. PAGE, Crafts Aid, assists Rodney Burgess in the finer points of home. V, ' IT . -J- K y. JP , i; j y'j , . V - "'m . ' , 3. ' , J V degree. to hMdMi Itto It. V b flreJ to n.i t hundred 4 J i , i ' i i J j '?-- I. .N,' r; V ';, CERAMIC FIGURES, Dee Smith says she prefers the finished look that the sanding gives her figurines rather than using a ceramic glaze. One of her ghost figures is in fact, a lamp that lights up from within. FINE-SANDIN- I I; S, . s t . v ' - .. V' 5'' .v'71 G ' '""r - V ! y ..At v r , , i x . , 5 - S 1 ; . THE CRAFT STORE stocks over 2000 different items at discount prices. Everything from custom as craft store sales clerk Maria Schuman is making, to leather craft kits and more are available or can usually be custom ordered. T-shi- XL j . - .r v, . V f' tl NixV' a ' J IN THE FIRING, PROCESS .h., i. -:- -.' . rts boun to cool from their MOO 5 degre. 0k I . , . - Jf .. - ' : .avv I ' ' ' 'V : ii y i ,u. 9- - W. !areA 6 4 K"S ai ' .A . .tw f rfT A J, .A -,- V.: -". Wres h.. |
