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American Emu Association
National Convention
Tina’s work has been featured in several egg art magazines and she is a past egg-carving judge for the Eggshell Sculptor Magazine. You do not have to be a member of either the Montana Emu Association(MTEA) or the American Emu Association (AEA) to take this class. If you are a member of the AEA, this class will count as an Accredited Emu Producer class. Classes will be held twice a day on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Morning classes are from 8 AM until Noon. Afternoon classes are from 1 PM until 5 PM.
The class is $50.00 per student. If you are attending the convention, you may pay when you register, however you must contact Myra Glick to confirm the class time. If you are an egg artist seeking to expand your skills or a hobbyist interested in trying a new medium, you will need to contact Myra Glick and arrange for a class. Cut off date for registration is June 1, 2007. Contact the
egg class liaison, Myra Glick, at 360-491-2349 or by emailing emugma@aol.com
with the words “Egg Carving Class” in the subject line to get your class time
set up or if you have any questions.
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The
Montana Emu Association is pleased to announce that International Award Winning
Egg Artist Tina Munford Boes will be teaching the egg carving classes at the
convention this year.