A Workshop by Polymer Clay Artist
SARAH SHRIVER
Saturday, October 9, 2021
9:30 am - 4:00 pm
Mountain Daylight Time (-6 GMT)
11:30 am EDT
10:30 am CDT
8:30 am PDT
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Virtual presentation via ZOOM *
(please see more class info below)
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Limited to 25 participants
Pricing:
$110 Members
$130 Non-members
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(thru May 31, 2022)
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Little Acorn Shapes
with Colorful Celtic Veneers
Sarah will be teaching techniques for creating painterly Skinner blends and building a “Celtic” cane as well as simple ways to kaleidoscope the cane into a variety of patterns.
You’ll learn how to create little molds and lay on crisp veneers. And lastly, she'll cover some finishing techniques.
with Colorful Celtic Veneers
Sarah will be teaching techniques for creating painterly Skinner blends and building a “Celtic” cane as well as simple ways to kaleidoscope the cane into a variety of patterns.
You’ll learn how to create little molds and lay on crisp veneers. And lastly, she'll cover some finishing techniques.
First we will construct a ”Colorful Celtic Cane”, which features a tromp l’oeil weave pattern, and can be achieved in surprisingly few steps!
Next we’ll work on creating a variety of canes from this one cane working with scale and isolation.
We will use the canes we develop in class as veneers on little shapes resembling little acorns or if you prefer…hot air balloons!
You can mix and match the tops and bottoms to come up with a wide variety of color combinations, and set them all off with contrasting twists and dots.
Next we’ll work on creating a variety of canes from this one cane working with scale and isolation.
We will use the canes we develop in class as veneers on little shapes resembling little acorns or if you prefer…hot air balloons!
You can mix and match the tops and bottoms to come up with a wide variety of color combinations, and set them all off with contrasting twists and dots.
About Sarah:
Since 1989, Sarah Shriver has been making polymer clay jewelry and teaching her innovative techniques to people all over the globe. Still discovering new ways of working, she is grateful to now be able to share via Zoom!"
Since 1989, Sarah Shriver has been making polymer clay jewelry and teaching her innovative techniques to people all over the globe. Still discovering new ways of working, she is grateful to now be able to share via Zoom!"
CLASS INFORMATION
- A list of class materials/supplies will be provided in September. Participants provide their own clay and tools.
- Payment is accepted through PayPal (online registration) or by check (email your name and location to membership@mhpcg.org & we will send you mailing details)
- The time does include breaks for lunch & comfort.
- * If you have never used Zoom we can help you get started. Please contact us at: webmaster@mhpcg.org