Students warmed the clay by working it with their hands until it was pliable, then shaped it into various forms for their creations. They even borrowed Mrs. Arris' pasta press to experiment with creating layers and blended stripes for flat layers.
A student made these disks by layering different colors of clay and pressing them in a pasta maker, then spraying them with clear finishing spray. Earring wires were then attached. |
Polymer clays can be used to make decorative items, functional things, or jewelry. It does not require any firing in a kiln, in fact, it is baked in a regular oven at low temperatures. To get the gloss you see here, spray finished pieces with clear spray paint or fixative.
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