Reducing Large Square or Rectangular Canes with Wendy Jorre de St Jorre

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Wendy Jorre de St Jorre

Wendy Jorre thinks the biggest appeal of polymer clay is its versatility and the endless opportunities to explore new techniques. Her sources of inspiration are ever changing. Often she picks a theme and Googles related images until something catches her eye and gives her an idea that can translate into clay. She also draws inspiration from other artists in various mediums. She never seeks to copy but gets inspiration from the techniques and colours that they use; adapting them to her own style.

Wendy does not limit herself to a single technique and loves exploring new ones. She has experimented...
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Need more Text Review by Dulany

This is a very comprehensive class and probably needs to be watched several times before attempting the project. After my first cane reduction (semi successful) I made notes on my pdf downloaded file. After finishing my second cane I made a few more notes (like using heel of hand) and now I know my next cane will be a lot easier. Truly a very useful piece of information if you like to be in control of your work. I already feel smarter. (Posted on 7/21/15)

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