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Calendar & Events

Jana Honnerova presents via Zoom"Variations on Circles - Faux Mosaic Workshop"Friday, September 20, 2024 and Sunday, September 22, 2024
10 am CST to 4 pm CDST          
Prep class Friday, September13, 2024, 2 pm -3 pm CDST

Workshop will be recorded and available for 30 days. 


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Variations on Circles        Faux Mosaic Honnerova Style 

Sometimes it looks like a mosaic, sometimes it seems like a crackle, and sometimes you just enjoy the beautiful colors and wavy lines. Using minimal tools, you can achieve dozens of geometric and organic patterns. Even beginners have beautiful results. The veneers created with Jana’s technique are clay only, making them very versatile and easy to manipulate.

 “Work with Love and you will love your work.”    

      I was born in 1983 in Prague, Czech Republic, where I still live and create. I have two kids (a boy and a girl) and a loving husband. I am a normal girl, maybe sometimes too headstrong. Until I became a mother, I was skateboarding. I became a Czech Republic Skate Boarding Champion in 2006. I have a master`s degree in biology – genetics from the Charles University of Prague. Mother nature still inspires me. On the other side, I love geometry as well.    I create with love and as it passes through the hands. Creating for me is an escape from reality, from the stereotype, and in a way, from the children and husband. I love to teach, experiment, and bring out new techniques. In 2016 I became a full-time artist. And it is a dream job. While teaching I travel around the world, meet new creative people, and get to know different cultures, habits, and food. I look forward to working with you and sharing my polymer clay techniques. 

Jana Honnerova's Workshop is sold out!

Thanks to everyone who has enrolled, watch your email and Facebook accounts for details.

      PLEASE WATCH OUR WEBSITE FOR OUR REVISED 2025 MEETING SCHEULDE WHEN IT BECOMES AVAILABLE, THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATIENCE!! 

Month at a Glance

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September 2025

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November 2025

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December 2025

Workshops KCPCG Has Hosted

KCPCG Workshops over the years (2005 to present)

Feb. 2005: KLEW – Polymer Clay Tips and Techniques 

Jun. 2006: Jana Roberts Benson – Precision Lace Cane

Oct. 2006: KLEW – Translucent Canes

Feb. 2007: Jana Roberts Benson – Arabesque Caning and Fleur d’Lis, Strap Rivet Jewelry

Sep. 2007: Jana Roberts Benson – Finely Veined Leaf and Secret Shapes

Mar. 2008: Lynne Ann Schwarzenberg – Intensive Flower Caning, 5 Flowers from one Skinner blend

May 2008: Eugena Topina – Faux Cloisonné

Jun. 2008: Julie Picarello – Mixed Media Mokume Gane

Feb. 2009: Sarah Shiriver - Kaleidoscoping Your Skinner Blend & Polymer Fitted Bangle Bracelet with Elastic Closure

Oct. 2009: Barbara McGuire – Faux Bone Bracelets, Festive Framed Faces, Mokume Gane Gold Leaf

Mar. 2010: Barbara McGuire – Silver Clay, Face Cane  

Oct. 2011: Lisa Pavelka -- Faux Dichroic Resin, Surface Techniques, Soldering

Oct. 2012: Julie Eakes – Face Cane                 

Apr. 2012: Barb Fajardo -- Mandela Beads and More

Sep. 2013: Carol Simmons -- Hidden Jewels Mokume Gane

Jul. 2014: Randy Ketzel & Kim Schlinke -- ​ dZi beads, carnelian bangle, opal/bronze Celtic pendant 

Mar. 2015: Ann and Karen Mitchell -- Engineering & Construction for Jewelry Design &

                                                             Liquid Polymer Clay: Everything but the Kitchen Sink

Aug. 2015: Maggie Maggio -- Color Inspirations

Apr. 2016: Dale Doroshow -- Books, Chaos Cards, Petals & Leaves

Aug. 2016: Deb Hart -- Turtle Box and Owl Tile

Mar. 2017: Carol Simmons -- Flowers and Totems

Jun. 2017: Alice Stroppel -- Cane Mapping

Oct. 2017:  Jana Roberts Benson -- 3D Dimensional Cutwork & Backgroundless Flower Canes

Jul.  2018:  Lindly Haunani -- Sagacious Sumptuous Color

Oct. 2018:  Syndee Holt --Tips and Tricks and Photography with a cell phone

Jul.  2019:  Barb Fajardo -- Colorful Chaos 

Oct. 2019:  Lindly Haunani -- Three Joyful Veneers

Jul.   2020: Deb Hart -- Rainbow & Art Deco Pens via Zoom   

Aug. 2020: Layl McDill-- Bird via Zoom

Oct.  2020: Lynn Yuhr -- Meditative Magic via Zoom

Jun.  2021:  Carol Blackburn -- Faire Isle Vessels via Zoom

Oct:  2021:  Jana Roberts Benzon -- Still Life Masters via Zoom

Jun. 2022: Sarah Shriver –Mobiles and Hollow Beads via Zoom

Oct.  2022:  Shelly Atwood -- Carved Vessels & Hinged Textured Pendants via Zoom

Jan. 2023:  Julie Picarello -- Faded Tapestry Texture/ All Meshed UP via Zoom

Oct. 2023: Bonnie Bishoff-- Statement Necklaces and Embedded Findings via Zoom

Feb. 2024: Laurel Swetnam and Lea Gordinier--Unique, Flat Lidded Boxes via Zoom
Sept. 2024: Jana Honnerova--Variations on Circles, Faux Mosaics

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