
The July meeting of the
Central Mississippi Polymer Clay Guild will be on Saturday, July 18, 2016, at
10:00 a.m. at the Pearl Library, Pearl, Mississippi. In this Meeting Debbie is going to demo an
Inro. Inro is Japanese for rock purse usually
hanging from the obi or sash of a Japanese robe. In Polymer clay world it is also considered
wearable art.
Supplies list:
Supplies list:
·
Bring your Inro form made from one of the
following: rock, tall cylindrical shape cutter, bath tissue/paper roll or PVC
pipe. Anything you can think of to make
a small vessel. Donna Kato has a sample
in her book: The Art of Polymer Clay.
·
Tin Foil
·
Paper towels or some type of stuffing
·
Clays:
o Kato
Clay for the Inro Base: Black-large block
o Premo
Clay for the outer layer, White or any other color of your choice. Cane could work too.
o Premo
Clay for the outer layer: White or any color of your choice
o Liquid
Clay
·
Cornstarch for baking your piece
·
Rubber Band to fit around Inro form
·
Stiff Blade
·
Scissors to cut clay
·
Clay Roller
·
Coarse-grit sanding sponge
·
Small bowl for sanding
·
2 Eyelets (In scrapbooking department)
·
Super glue
·
Repel
·
Buna Cord or some type of cord
·
Hand drill – the bit / same size as the cord to
string the Inro
·
Texture sheet
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