CHarm-O-Scope Polymer Clay Canes with CHarm

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... materials

Class Materials List:

• Pasta machine
• Blade
• Work surface

Variety of colors of polymer clay, depending on chosen design – approx. 28 oz each cane type

CHarmOScope #1
• 2 oz. Red, Gold, Yellow, Dark Green, Lt Green, White fan fold blend, White for a three tone blend, White for a four tone fan fold blend
• 4 oz. Pink for a bullseye blend, Peppermint Blue, Purple
• 8 oz. Background filler and wrap clay

CHarmOScope #2
• 2 oz. Gold, Yellow, Ultra Marine Blue, Red, Orange, White for a three tone blend, White for a three tone fan fold blend (or the leftover yellow blend used in Scope #1)
• 4 oz. Purple, Spanish Olive, White rolled bullseye blend, Yellow four-tone fan folded blend (we only use a small portion of this Red to yellow blend for this cane)

CHarmOScope #3
• 2 oz. Red, Orange, Blue, White for a three tone fan fold,
• 4 oz. Purple, White for a rolled bullseye Blue blend (we’ll use the rest on the next couple canes), Yellow for a Red fan folded blend (if you made Scope #2, you can use the remainder of the blend you have on hand)
• 8 oz. Background filler and wrap clay

CHarmOScope #4
• ½ oz. Red (¼ block)
• 2 oz. Pink, White for a fan folded Pink, Red, Orange, Yellow for a fan folded Red, Turquoise, White for a fan folded Turquoise
• 1 oz. Purple, White for a small rolled bullseye blend.
• 4 oz. Background filler and wrap clay

CHarmOScope #5
• 1 oz. (½ block) Red
• 1 oz White for the Red fan fold blend
• 2 oz. Orange, Yellow, Ultra Marine Blue, White for the Green fan folded blend, White for the Purple fan folded blend
• 4 oz. of Spanish Olive, Purple, Peppermint rolled bullseye blend
• 6 oz. Background filler and wrap clay

CHarmOScope #6
• 1 oz. Alizarin Crimson
• 2 oz. of Copper, Peacock, White rolled bullseye blend
• 4 oz. of Peacock, White rolled bullseye blend, White fan folded, Background filler and wrap clay

... instructors

Cathy Harm

Cathy Harm has been hooked on polymer clay since 2000 when she learned that no kiln was needed to fire polymer clay, that was all she needed to hear to explore and develop a love for this limitless medium. Designing and creating Millefiori (meaning 1000 flowers) polymer clay canes has been a love since she discovered the clay. After all these years she still thinks it almost magical to take solid colored clay, manipulate it in her hands and create cane designs. A wonderful surprise was the reception her work received in just a few short years worldwide. 

The Venetian Millefiori technique...
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