The October meeting of the
Central Mississippi Polymer Clay Guild will be on Saturday, October 20th at the Pearl Public Library from 10am to 3pm.
We’re thinking Fall this meeting and have a jam packed meeting planned. First
up is a fall color extruded Retro Pixilated Cane.
Secondly Joyce will demo a
sugar mold of leaves. Using liquid clays now available and alcohol inks for
coloring, this will float your boat. You are welcome to share the mold, or you
may be interested in purchasing your own. Google SugarVeil Confectioner’s mat.
You can also use any of the lacy ones Hobby Lobby has and cut it into a leaf,
or layer it over a leaf. Joyce will have a candle holder for each person to
create their own fall candle holder. These might be lovely at your Thanksgiving
table.
And lastly we will go over
how to make a leaf into a pin. We will be using alcohol inks over clay, silk
screened, edged and cut into a leaf. We will go over resin with this leaf and
you may add any embellishments you would like to, as long as they are bakeable.
This will be a lot to
cover, so please come with your fall colors conditioned, you don’t need that
much, as well as some white and some black. You can condition as you catch up
for the rest of the day. Conditioning clay pre-meeting allows us to get more demo’s
and projects done.
Since we’re so close to
Christmas you can bring colors for a pixilated cane in colors for that too. As
long as you have your extruder, might as well get 2 or 3 done.
SUPPLIES:
Clay: brown, orange, green, yellow, red, black and white
for the pixilated cane for fall.
reds,
greens white and black for
Christmas.
Liquid clay: your
choice of any of the Sculpey Liquid clays. We will use alcohol inks to mix fall
colors. There is a pearl, silver and gold easy to buy at Joann’s fabric store
on East County line. Michaels carries all those and there are 2 Michael’s
stores. I would recommend starting with the pearl. White, black and clear liquid
clay are available online only. Translucent will work for this also.
Alcohol Inks:
Fall colors of your choosing for leaves
Clay for a
ring bowl. You can make this any color you like. It should take a ½ bar.
Mica Powder and small brush to color your bowl.
Extruder
with very small circle and/or square tips
Cutter for
cutting clay circles to fit in your extruder
Leaf for
impression
Silk Screen in pattern of choice for your leaf and
paint of your choice to go over clay
you will shape like a leaf. If you prefer you can bring a stencil of choice with something like mica powders or pan pastels
and applicator.
Resin the
Demo will use Lisa Pavelka’s Magic Gloss and her Light
Pinback
Texture for back of pin
Translucent liquid clay as a glue for candle holder.
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