$38

The Woodland Owl: Sculpting with Canes with Deb Hart

By: Deb Hart
Learn to sculpt two fabulous owl pendants or pins using several basic canes. The class includes instructions on making a tricolor feather cane, a shape-changing cane, an eye cane, and three different teardrop cane variations, along with detailed instructions on how to professionally imbed a pin back and simple die-casting. This is a great class for any intermediate clayer or advanced beginner looking for a challenge.
$38
Sculpture
Intermediate
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• Polymer clay in the following colors: White (6 oz), Turquoise (2 oz), Purple (2 oz), Ecru ( 8-10 oz), Red (1 oz), Black (6 oz), Yellow (2 oz), Dark Green (3 oz), Brown (1 oz), Gold (1 oz) and Pink (1 oz) and approx 6 oz. scrap clay.
• Clay Blade - Nublade
• Pasta Machine
• Ruler or Graduated Work Surface
• Acrylic Roller
• Parchment Paper
• Polypaste
• Black Liquid Clay
• X-acto Blade
• Large Metal Circle Cutters
• Needle Tool
• Rubber Tipped Sculpting Tool
• Small & Large Ball-tipped Stylus
• Sandpaper (400, 600, 800, 1000, 1500 grits)
• Buna Cord
• Pin Back
• Hand Drill
• Cardstock & Scissors
• Renaissance Wax (optional)

Ecru
• 3 oz yellow
• 6 oz white
• 3/8 oz orange
• 3/16 oz blue

Dark Green
• 2 oz turquoise
• 1 oz green
• 3/4 oz black



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Deb Hart

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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Excellent tutorial Review by Patricia
I had a great time making the owl and the canes in this tutorial. Deb explained all the steps in making the canes and the process to make the owl very clearly. A lot of time and effort went into this tut and I am very pleased the way my owl came out. (Posted on 5/28/15)

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