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Polymer Clay Master Class with Ronna Sarvas Weltman
Event Details
Time: February 27, 2009 at 6pm to March 2, 2009 at 9pm
Location: The Ranch. Center for Arts & Craft
City/Town: Snohomish, Washington
Website or Map: http://www.artatTheRanch.com
Event Type: workshop
Organized By: Randi Harper
Latest Activity: Feb 8, 2009
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Event Description
Jewelry Artist and author, Ronna Sarvas Weltman is known for her groundbreaking mixed media work! Ronna will introduce you to the unique properties and possibilities of polymer clay. You will learn a variety of polymer clay techniques including: beadmaking, custom color mixing, marbleizing, caning, and embellishing with a surprisingly large array of materials. Participants are encouraged to bring tools and materials for wirework, metalwork, beading, fiber, paper, painting and other mediums they currently work with – as you will explore combining, and completing your work with polymer clay.
Feb 27 & March 2nd
6 - 9pm
$105. ($20. materials fee)
HMMMM ...... Is there a reason we are wrapping Ronna’s Polymer Clay class around Patrik’s Bronze Clay class? You bet: You could come to either class, and walk away smarter. But you might just want to attend BOTH classes – and explore the compatibility of these mediums. How they inform one another…consider the intentionality of combining polymer and bronze clay in your work….oh, and if you register for both classes, you save $25.)
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