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Class Materials List
• 2-4 oz scrap clay
• PolyPaste
• Translucent liquid clay
• Clay blade (Nublade)
• Pasta machine
• Graduated work surface or ruler
• Acrylic roller
• X-Acto blade
• Pearl Ex, Antique bronze
• Soft tissue or an old scrap cloth
• Parchment paper
• Cardstock
• Long pin or rod
• 3/4" circle or square cutter
• Small bowl or jar lid For variation #1
• Small rod, like a size G crochet hook
• 15" of 20- or 22-gauge wire (your color choice)
• Round-nose pliers
• Wire cutter
• Tamping block & mallet For variation #2
• 2 eye pins (your color choice)
• Round-nose pliers
• Wire cutter For variation #3
• Approx 12" 2mmbuna cord
• Hand drill and 1/8" drill bitBuffalo Fetish Materials:
• Polymer clay in the following colors: Translucent (4-6oz). Turquoise (2-4 oz). White, Pink, Red, Purple, Yellow, Green, and Black (less than 2 oz of each).Bear Fetish Materials:
• Polymer clay in the following colors: Translucent (4-6oz). Turquoise, White, Red, and Black (less than 2 oz of each).
• Clay extruder with a square disk
• Butterscotch/Golden Brown alcohol inkHorse Fetish Materials:
• Polymer clay in the following colors: Translucent (4-6oz). Red (2-4oz). White, Yellow, Turquoise, Orange, and Black (less than 2 oz of each).
• Jute or your choice of string for the tail
• 2 4mm jump rings
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Deb Hart
Deb has organized arts & craft groups for over 15 years and taught painting, jewelry, and polymer clay privately and at Michaels stores. Her artwork has been featured in San Antonio Art League's juried shows, The Best of College Photography, Polymer Cafe, and numerous blogs, including Polymer Clay Daily.
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