Collier Asymetrique avec Olga Nicolas

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... materials

Material List:

• 1 pain de pâte polymère noire
• 1 pain de pâte polymère blanche
• des pastels secs
• de la peinture acrylique
• un feutre indélébile noir ( optionnel)
• de l'alcool (ménager ou à 90°)
• De la colle polymère
• du gel uv
• du dissolvant ( optionnel)
• de la colle cyanoacrylate
• une pince ronde et une pince plate
• une perceuse à main et des mèches fines ( entre 1 et 2 mm)
• Une machine à pâte
• une lampe uv
• un rouleau
• un scalpel
• une lame
• un carreau de verre
• un allume-feu ( ou un briquet)
• du papier sulfurisé
• un petit carré de papier bristol
• du papier cartonné
• du scotch double face
• un petit pinceau plat poils synthétiques
• un bout de mousse qui servira à poser la peinture
• des pochoirs (ceux utilisés en scrapbooking)
• un petit emporte-pièce rond (3mm environ)
• emporte-pièce rond (2,5 cm environ et 1,5 cm environ)

Matériel pour le montage
• 32 cm de cordon de caoutchouc creux de 2 à 3 mm de diamètre
• 33 cm de fil câblé un peu épais (0.9 ou 1 mm)
• 2 clous tête boule
• 1 grosse perle à écraser ( 3 ou 4 mm)
• 2 petites perles à écraser ( 2,5 mm)
• 2 anneaux ( 5 mm de diamètre)
• 2 cache noeuds
• 3 coupelles en métal
• du cordon de 1 mm de diamètre
• une pince ronde et une pince plate
• une perceuse à main et des mèches fines ( entre 1 et 2 mm)

... instructors

Olga Nicolas

Olga has been teaching polymer clay workshops since 2009 and has taught in France and Switzerland. She is member of several French associations or groups especially Lezartgil. She has published polymer clay tutorials in a French jewelry magazine and on her blog.

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