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Materials for both Dotted Hearts
• Polymer clay: 2 ounces Black; 1/4 ounce Red, Magenta, Yellow, Green, Violet and White - Kato Polyclay
• Metallic foil - Jones TonesMaterials Springtime Hearts
• Polymer clay, 2 ounces of each of the following: Black, White, Turquoise, Yellow, Green, Red, Magenta - Kato Polyclay
• Scrap Clay
• Metallic foil - Jones TonesNote: To make both the Springtime Heart and the Three Heart Dangle - 2 ounces of Magenta, Red and White are sufficient.
Other Materials
• Pasta machine - Atlas
• Clay Blade
• Scalpel or Craft Knife
• Acrylic rod and rolling tool
• Liquid Clay and brush - Kato Clear Medium
• Hand drill - 1 - 2 mm
• Buna Cord
• Baking Soda and baking dish
• Cyanoacrylate glue - Flexible (black) Kato Polyglue
• Deli or parchment paper
• Fine, medium and coarse grit sanding blocks, a small piece of coarse grit wet/dry sandpaper- not pictured
• Heat Embossing Gun
• Small ball stylus
• Clay Extruder and ruler
• Rolo Chain or other large link chain or an O ring
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Donna Kato
Donna Kato owes her career in clay to procrastination. You see, she was supposed to find a demonstrator for Kemper Enterprises at what was then known as the ACCI Show, and she didn’t. Having painted herself into that corner, she had no choice but to demo her way out.
Having been born with that “sure, I can do it” attitude, she forged ahead into what were parts unknown and discovered she really liked demonstrating, she really liked the art and craft industry. Through demonstrating, she discovered she loved to teach! She already loved polymer clay so she...
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