Mold, Freeze and Fire with Linda Reboh

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... materials

Class Materials List

• Molds of any type of plastic or non-porous material, e.g. soap, resin, rtv, cookie, etc.
• Glass frit powder
• Distilled water
• Paper towels
• Toothpicks
• Popsicle sticks
• Small plastic disposable cups
• Fine particle dust mask
• Tweezers
• Heavy metal spoon, cheap electric toothbrush
• Wet/dry sandpaper, different grits
• Medium size plastic bowl, white or clear
• Kiln

• Optional: fine silver wire or bare copper wire, jet-dry rinse agent for dishwashers

... instructors

Linda Reboh

Linda teaches in her studio and at various other Art Centers. She shows with the Artists of Bristol and one of her Bronze pieces was recently mentioned in The Bucks County Times.

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