Arts and Crafts

A Hobby That Became a Profession

Collection: Tri Delta Publications

A Hobby That Became a Profession, Continued

Collection: Tri Delta Publications

Alumnae in Action: Creative Delta

Collection: Tri Delta Publications

Alumnae in Action: The Athens, Georgia Alumnae Chapter Photograph, Summer 1991

Collection: Tri Delta Publications

Costume Jewelry

Collection: Tri Delta Publications

Costume Jewelry, Continued

Collection: Tri Delta Publications

Deborah Meader, Maker of Puppets

Collection: Tri Delta Publications

Delta Beta Chapter Scrapbook, Page 6

This page features three photographs from a pumpkin carving event at Delta Beta Chapter at Miami University.

Collection: Tri Delta Scrapbook Collection

Edward F. Worst Craft House

Collection: Tri Delta Publications

Elgin Area Alumnae Chapter Scrapbook, Page 16

This page contains an invitation.

Collection: Tri Delta Scrapbook Collection

Elgin Area Alumnae Chapter Scrapbook, Page 17

This page contains a press release.

Collection: Tri Delta Scrapbook Collection

Elgin Area Alumnae Chapter Scrapbook, Page 18

This page contains a list of exhibitors at an Elgin Area Alumnae Chapter Arts and Crafts Show.

Collection: Tri Delta Scrapbook Collection

Epsilon Kappa Colony Photograph 4, November 2008

Collection: Tri Delta Digital Collection

Epsilon Kappa Colony Photograph 5, November 2008

Collection: Tri Delta Digital Collection

Grand Reopening of the Delta Shop Announcement, June 15-20, 1970

This announcement asks 1970 Convention attendees to provide items to the Delta Shop to benefit the Delta Century Fund.

Collection: Tri Delta Archive Collection

Jody Cromwell Delta Shop Interview, September 21, 1984

Delta Shop Chairman Jody May Cromwell speaks to Delta Century Fund Chairman (and former Delta Shop Chairman) Marcheta MacDonald Bowdle, Miami University, about the history of the Delta Shop. Jody and Marchetea explain the Delta Shop's origins as the brainchild of Fraternity Treasury Marie Weigt Fletcher, Cornell University, as a fundraiser for the building fund and its success in raising $20,000 apiece for the Delta Century Fund and the Crescent Fund during its first 20 years of operation. They also describe some of the types of merchandise sold at the Delta Shop and note what tends to be most popular. The recording also includes audio of a number of Tri Delta songs.

Collection: Tri Delta Audiovisual Collection

Life on Campus: Dyeing to be Greek

Collection: Tri Delta Publications

Life on Campus: Iowa, Winter 2005

Collection: Tri Delta Publications

On Campus at Home and Abroad: Arts and Crafts in College

Collection: Tri Delta Publications

Shrinky Dinks? Shrinky Dinks!

Collection: Tri Delta Publications