The September meeting of the Central
Mississippi Polymer Clay Guild will be on Saturday, September 15, 2018, from 10:00
a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the Pearl Library, Pearl, Mississippi
This month we are going to work on a
project we didn’t get to do last month. Joyce will supply a template and you
will supply the clay. You can make this planter with one bar of clay if you set
the pasta machine at a 3. I would count on more than a bar of clay so you can
extrude if you want an extruded edge and you can make it thicker for your first
try. I used white on mine so I just bought a large bar and didn’t need to worry
about it. The best part of this is what you do to the white clay any way. But
also we will work on some succulents to add to your planter. So you will want
some translucent and greens at least too. The attached picture is what we will
be completing. You’re welcome to make as many as you like.
You need to put a little
thought into this before the meeting. You can google and check pinterest for
ideas. Please bring what you might like to decorate with anything that will
bake. I have used silk screen and I’m planning to try several things like
transfers, rubberstamps and stencils…
Supplies:
Large Bar of
White Premo clay.
Any colors you might like
to use on a planter. I’m thinking an ombre might look lovely, so I would want
several colors that blend into that look.
Always bring more then you expect to use.
Translucent Clay for the succulents with a touch of green to color. You can also color
with alcohol inks.
Imagination:
You may make this any way, any color with anything on it!
I can’t express
strongly enough this is the fun part! Please
bring a variety if you plan to make more than one. The first one I made I silk
screened. I will be happy to demo anything someone is unfamiliar with using.
Twine (and
anything you might want to add to the twine, such as beads.
Cutter that
will make a hole big enough for your twine.
Extruder with tip that you want to use for a lip
Liquid Polymer Clay or Bake and Bond
Glaze if you
want it to look shiny
TWO 4 x4
tiles for each of the 3 sides so they remain flat (6 in total) if you have them
A razor blade (old fashion kind that lets you hold one side) works
well for cutting into the sides of this. I will have extras.
Foam pad for
shaping succulent leaves, I will have extras. I just cut up a thick foam pad
Some sort of pink to add
to the tips of the succulent that you have. Mica powder, pan pastel, paint…and
whatever you need to apply it with. Brush etc.
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