Distressed Bib Necklace with Adriana Allen

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... materials

Class Materials List

• Two blocks of red polymer clay
• Stamp of your choice
• Craft or Xacto knife
• Sheet of Paper
• Scissors
• A tile or a hard surface that will sustain high temperatures
• Pasta machine or an acrylic clay roller
• Sculpey Translucent Liquid Sculpey
• Black acrylic paint
• Brushes
• Kitchen roll paper
• Isopropyl alcohol
• Jewelry pliers
• Clasp of your choice
• Jump rings
• Bowl
• Sand paper or sand block
• Varnish
• Examination gloves (optional)
• Dremmel (optional)
• Drilling tool (optional)

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Adriana Allen

Adriana’s encounter with polymer clay was coincidental and unanticipated, but it was a love at first ‘cure.' A London School of Economics graduate and a career journalist, she never thought jewelry making would be part of her life. She has always been creative, but her creativity had found expression in writing for television, magazines, websites, and painting. ­ Then, after moving to the United States in 2008, she began looking for a different venue of artistic work that would fill the void left by her career and she found it in polymer clay.

The versatile new material was the...
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