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The Peep Hole Plug Show K-12 Edition
2011 Contestant Photo Gallery
Kori W. - Grade 12
"Moon"
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Jamie M. Grade 12
"Pufferfish"
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Devlin K. Grade 10
"Taco Supreme"
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Kelsie L. Grade 10
"Fairy"
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Allison Y. Grade 10
"Christmas in July"
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Katherine K. - Grade 12
"Graduation"
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Emily G.- Grade 12
"Master of disguise"
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Maria Nicole M. - Grade 12
"Home Sweet Home"
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F. Barr Grade 9
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Chocolate Cupcake with a Cherry on Top"
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Nicoler S. - Grade 12
"The Dragon"
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Allison S. - Grade 11
"Time to Sled"
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cassandra h. - Grade 12
"Cheer leader"
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K. Martin - Grade 9
"This luscious Strawberry"
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w. groning - Grade 12
"red rose"
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Click the photos to enlarge
How to Enter
1) You must be present at the NAEA Conference in Seattle in 2011 to qualify for the prize.
2. Have each member of your class make a decorative Peep Hole Plug and take a digital image of the three top plugs your class would like to enter in the finals. It must be made of clay, fired and functional. By “Functional” we mean: the plug part fits into the peep hole’s 1 1/4 inch opening tapering to ¾ of an inch. The peep hole plug needs to supports itself while in the peep hole. Plug part should not be glazed (underglaze is OK). The part of your plug that sets outside of the kiln may be glazed. See our example in our 2009 Gallery
3. Take a digital picture of it. (Preferably on grey paper) and upload it along with your registration.
4. Register to win before the 2011 deadline, fill out the form, and post each photo.
5. Check your e-mail in late February to see if one of your students pieces is selected as one of the 20 finalists to be displayed at the Skutt Booth at NAEA in Seattle 2011.
6. Bring your student’s piece to the show where it may be chosen as the grand prize winner.
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