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The Foothills Craft Guild encourages and supports emerging artists as well as established artists
seeking new or expanded skills by offering craft scholarships to residents of the state of Tennessee,
including Guild members. Applicants must be at least 18 years old. Scholarship awards cover a portion
of tuition fees charged to attend a craft class at any of our region's art centers or craft schools.
Scholarships are awarded on a case-by-case basis. The number of scholarships awarded each year is determined by available funding.
Scholarship Application Form
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Craft Scholarship Recipients for 2011:
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Bill Capshaw
Full-figure Sculpture Workshop
Mary Curtin
Wheel-thrown Pottery Class
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Craft Scholarship Recipients for 2010:
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Kathy Bradley
Metalsmithing class
Cindy Billingsley
Portraits in Clay class
Tiffany Gleason
Pottery class
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Craft Scholarship Recipient for 2009:
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Karan Dotson
Silversmithing Class
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Craft Scholarship Recipient for 2008:
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Nancy Jansen
Jewlery Class
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Craft Scholarship Recipient for 2007:
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Cheryl Hevrdeys
Fused Glass Class
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Craft Scholarship Recipients for 2005:
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Donna Conliffe
Fused Glass Class
Eiko Travaglini
Basketmaking Class
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Craft Scholarship Recipients for 2004:
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Mary Whittle
Folk Pottery Class
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Craft Scholarship Recipients for 2003:
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Bill Capshaw
Figurative Sculpture
Cindy Martin
Rug Hooking Workshop
Vickie Taylor
Pine Needle Coiling
June Crowe
Terry Sigillatta Class
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Craft Scholarship Recipients for 2002:
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Christine Thomas
Clay Sculpture
Tina Curry
Bronze Casting Class
Donna Conliffe
Bronze Casting |
Bob Conliffe
Raku Kiln Building
If you are interested in applying for a craft scholarship, print the scholarship application form, fill it in, and mail it to the Foothils Craft Guild address below. Allow up to four weeks for processing your request.
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