Mica Magic 1 - Create a 2-in-1 Pendant and Pin with Mica Clay by Carol Blackburn

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... materials

Materials and Tools
• A block of gold, copper and silver mica clay
• ½ block of black clay
• Pasta machine
• Work surface such as a tile
• Deep cut rubber stamp or texture sheets
• Plastic mesh
• Scrap clay mold of a shoe sole
• Ball styluses, several different sizes
• Liquid clay and a brush
• Buna cord or similar
• Pin back
• Drill bit
• Petri dish or large light bulb
• Instant Glue (cyanoacrylate)
• A couple of sheets of white paper
• Acrylic rod
• Water spritzer
• Flexible tissue blade
• Large cookie cutter (3 inches or 8 cms)
• Small cookie cutter (5/8th inch or 1.5cms)
• Wet and dry sandpaper 400-1000 grit
• Small piece of coarse sandpaper
• Piece of denim for satin finish

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Carol Blackburn

Before finding polymer, Carol was a designer of knitted fabrics. After discovering this exciting and versatile material, she packed away her knitting machines for a complete change of career. Time is now spent designing jewelry and vessels, discovering design solutions by experiment and 'playing' with polymer, staying open-minded and accepting of the happy accidents that the clay often presents. 

As a tutor, Carol likes to demo processes and techniques that open up the possibility of doing things in a different, individual way. She finds exploring new methods or...
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