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Betty Scarpino, with a turned and sculpted piece
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Betty with one of the demonstration pieces
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Drawing a design on a tirned piece that she will cut out with the band saw
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Betty's "Blue Egg" , textured with a Dremel Engraver, blue milk paint, accented with dots of Polymark iridescent fabric paint
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One of Betty's finished turning/sculpture that was on display
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Another view
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Another one of Betty's finished turning/sculpture she displayed, often seen in galleries
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Another view of same piece
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Nest and three eggs that was on display. Later exchanged for a book with Franck Johannesen
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Another view
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Betty and Kendra Dayger enjoy a conversation about turning
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Betty shares her knowledge with attendees
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Betty talks with David Levin and David Stevens
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Betty and Franck Johannesen
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Franck and Betty
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David Stevens, David Levin, and Betty
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Example of the Milk Paint Betty uses.
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Example of fabric paint Betty uses
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Another example of fabric paint Betty uses
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