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Weekly Polymer Clay Club
Ice Cream Treats! Make Miniature Polymer Clay Ice Cream Cones
Class experience
Learners will explore the properties of polymer clay by mixing colors and creating the textures to make a miniature ice cream cone charm. We'll begin class with a discussion about what experience they have with the material and how they might create the colors and textures. We will have ongoing discussions and provide each other with feedback as we work. We will end the class with a celebration of what we learned and show our finished miniatures. Students will have the opportunity to ask...
Learners will explore the process of creating a charm using polymer clay. They will use different methods of mixing and blending the clay, shaping and adding texture, and settling on a finished form.
I have been creating polymer clay jewelry and miniatures for over a decade. My approach is to show learners the basics and then let them add their own unique spin to it to create their own design. I find that students have great success through exploring the properties of a medium and then making creative choices in how to apply those properties artistically. I have taught art in a variety of settings to a wide range of ages for nearly 20 years with sculpture as a particular area of focus.
Homework Offered
Assessments Offered
-We will discuss what we are learning and observing about working with the polymer clay as we create our miniature tacos in the live session. -Learners will complete the class with a finished miniature to bake.Grades Offered
-Polymer clay (tan for the cone, whatever color or colors the learner desires for the ice cream -Chalk pastel -A paintbrush to apply the chalk pastel to the charm -A tool to apply a texture to the cone (The texture around the top part of an Exacto knife works well. Any kind of object with that "waffle" texture that can be pressed onto the clay will work.) -Optional: A head pin if the learner wants to turn their miniature into a charm
-Learners may need assistance in baking their finished charm
I am a current art teacher and I am interested in how technology and art can be combined to create new artwork. I teach classes using traditional media like paint and colored pencil, but I've also taught young learners how to use clay, cameras,...
Group Class
$14
per classMeets once
60 min
Completed by 7 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 12-15
1-8 learners per class