Polymer Clay Jewellery - Intermediate - Learn at Home in Your Own Time

Description

Learn to create gorgeous Polymer Clay pieces in the comfort of your own home at completely your own pace. Detailed clear demo videos show you the processes step by step so you can pause, skip or re-watch to your hearts content. The kit provided ensures that you'll not only have everything you need for the course but to be able to carry on afterwards too. I can be also make myself available via email and WhatsApp to answer questions if needed.

If you're creative, you'll love this technique. Working with Polymer Clay is affordable and easy to do at home so it's the perfect way to start a new hobby or business. The material is versatile and accessible for all ages and experience. You can make beautifully simple pieces or develop onto intricate, more complex designs.You'll start by rolling, cutting, forming and moulding the clay. You'll then move onto baking and finishing the pieces with jewellery findings and adhesives. You'll be able to make a number of pieces which could include pendants, earrings, rings, keyrings and more.You can then progress to more complex techniques including decorative slabs, canes and gold leaf. Then using your new skills to turn these into jewellery or even a small plate or bowl.Once you are confident with the basics you can explore hand built canes, mica powders, embedded findings, stencils, carving and more. You’ll be bursting with ideas and laden with the lovely experiments and pieces you have made throughout the course!This series of exercises is the equivalent of a full two day course including making time and will enable you to feel confident enough in the process to keep making afterwards.

Please allow 7 - 10 days for delivery of your kit. Once the kit is on the way you will receive a link to your tutorials.

All your materials and tools are included as well as all the video tutorials that you will need. Help is also available via WhatsApp and email.

You will need: A clean and clear work area big enough to spread out a number of materials and tools. A conventional oven to bake the clay. A device with a large enough screen to view the whole demos and the ability to play sound.