Photos from August

Mary Jo Harbour demonstrated polymer clay techniques.

Samples Mary Jo brought

and some of the student’s work

Show and Tell:

Photos from July

Apparently, the photographer at July's meeting does not get along well with the particular camera being used.  Unfortunately only a few of these pictures is really worth keeping.  They are being posted anyway, in case you want to get some idea of what we are doing!

YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!

General gathering and setting up:

 

Program and in-progress:

 

Show and Tell:

Show & Tell table

Susan's doll from Leta Benedict

wreathes as possible program - Margarita & Mary Jo

Lillian's doll from Christine Shively class

Mary Jo - shopping bags from T-shirts

horse/camel & pig from class in Humboldt

 





What to Think About for August Meeting

Mary Jo could not be at the July meeting, so she has provided an overview of her planned August class, titled Steam Punk Polymer.

Unless people have a particular color they want to work with in clay, I will provide most of the clay.  I have a very good assortment of colors altho I do NOT have much black as I do not work with it except for animal noses, etc.  They can make an animal or person, butterfly or lizard, etc.  If they want to do steam punk, they need to have gears, watches, etc, as my supply is very limited.  Short pieces of chain are also good—old necklaces, etc.   If they want mokume gane (layered clay with metallic stuff in it) I can teach that, too.  Mokume gane makes nice figures of ladies/men or even animals.

There will be more later in what else they need to bring, like pasta machines that are used ONLY for clay.  I have one but if many want to do the things using it, might be slow.  Like I said, more later.

As soon as more information is available, I will post it here.

Photos from June