Diane's Bio:

Diane Foster has the books, tools and supplies for dozens of different crafts; she's even done some of them. She has been a sculptor specializing in miniatures for many years. She taught herself to make ceramic molds and specialized tools for her miniatures, and sold kits through wholesale distributors and through three miniature magazines. Beginning in the 1980s, in her pursuit to sculpt dolls in dollhouse scale, Diane took numerous classes and seminars from Theo Menzenbach, a retired Hummel master sculptor and the sculptor of the Zapf line of dolls. Polymer clay is a relatively new interest. Sometime in the late 90’s or early 2000’s Babette Cox had Bob Wiley come to Dallas to teach his wood grain technique. She invited the DallasStampers—yes, that’s another addiction— to attend because she had several empty spaces. After the workshop, Diane began attending Guild meetings, and became a regular member. Diane says she seems to enjoy the process more than the product.

Diane will demonstrate how to make miniature chocolate and a decorative box.