Flying Saucer Pendant and Brooch with Isabelle Chatelain

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Class Materials List

• Pasta machine
• Two light colors of Kato Poly Clay
• A dark shade of Kato Poly Clay
• Liquid Kato Poly Clay
• Scrap clay
• Rigid blades and acrylic rod
• Small cutters like kemper cutters
• Ruler
• A round stylus ball tool and tooth picks
• A light bulb
• A big glass marble
• Baby powder
• Mini drill type DREMEL
• Round cutter of 1.5 inches in diameter
• Sanding paper
• Baking paper or silk paper
• A small tile as baking surface
• Fluid chalk ink pads in different colors
• Graph paper

For mounting the pendant:
• 20 inches of plastic net
• 4 inches of 2mm thick buna cord
• 3 jump rings of 3/8 inch in diameter
• 2 metal caps
• 2 small jump rings and a clasp
• 6 inches of nubuck lace
• CA glue (type super glue)

For mounting the brooch:
• 4 inches of 2mm thick buna cord
• Brooch finding

... instructors

Isabelle Chatelain

Isabelle first met polymer clay in 1988 and didn't know what it was really made for. She modeled tiny animals full of details with it. She loved crafts; but studies and life had her set the clay aside for awhile. When she lost her dad in 2002, she found herself with a huge gap to fill and a lot of spare time too. She went back to crafting, started mosaics, beading, but the beads were quite expensive and didn't offer all the originality she was after. A friend of hers offered her a polymer clay beaded necklace and some left over packs and it just tilted in her head. She had forgotten the medium...
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