| My Heart Jumped Over the Moon - Metal Clay Pendant | $130 |
| Louise Duhamel | |
| Student Level: All levels | |
| Type of workshop: Project |
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Begin your pendant using rubber stamps, molds, and natural materials to create a basic design. A hand or small pocket of sorts, is cleverly cupped along the lower portion of the piece, in which a smaller, removable pendant charmingly lies. Students will spend the afternoon learning to apply a beautiful array of colors to their metal clay, using a special colored pencil technique. In addition, the art of fusing 22 Karat gold to the silver, which is an ancient Korean art called “Keum-boo,” will be demonstrated and may be practiced by those students desiring an alternative method of color application. Either way, students will be delighted with their pendants and it will be up to them to decide whether to wear the pieces together or to wear the smaller pendant alone on a romantic evening out under the moon.
Supplies provided by Instructor include: A variety of texturing materials such as rubber stamps, fabric, shells, and buttons. Molds, cookie cutters, templates, and many other tools and materials for working with wet clay, dry clay and creating patinas
Kit Fee of $20 payable to instructor at class time includes: Shared syringe clay, Chain or cord for necklace and a comprehensive too kit. If student chooses to use the 22K gold, there will be an additional $5 fee.
Supply list:
A hard non-porous work surface such as a piece of acrylic or glass at least 8 x 10
20 grams of silver clay
2 small paintbrushes - 1 flat tip and 1 pointed tip
Ruler
Pointed tweezers
Craft knife
Small scissors
Prisma Color Pencils in 3 shades to color the heart with wings
Pencil sharpener
Pencil and paper for notes
Optional:
Textures such as: rubber stamps with interesting design, lace, texture platesQuestions? Email Louise at enchante@roadrunner.com
Website: www.louiseduhamel.com