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Let's Create a Halloween Ghost Cat! Clay Art Sculpture (Porcelain Clay Recipe)
Cats need treats too! We will create an adorable trick or treating cat dressed as a ghost. This is a standing 3D clay art sculpture. Instructions for making Cold Porcelain Clay is listed, if you want to try it.
Creative Courses by Lori King (Art, Design, Clay)
987 total reviews for this teacher
Completed by 11 learners
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7-12
year olds
2-8
learners per class
$15
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Meets once
45 minute class
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Class Experience
Trick or Treat Halloween Ghost Cat : Clay Art : Air Dry Standing 3D Sculpture. It's best to prepare the learner's surface with wax paper or parchment baking paper, as the clay may stick. We will be sculpting an adorable Cat dressed in a ghost costume. The clay will air-dry, so no baking is needed. The supplies are listed to produce the effect as shown. No prior sculpting experience is necessary. Students may work on a larger or smaller scale, for reference, mine is about 3" tall. This is...
This class is taught in English.
Air-Dry Clay in White (for reference, I used Sculpey Air-Dry Porcelain, also known as Cold Porcelain) Pointy tool to poke through clay Smoothing tool or toothpick Covered surface to work on Aluminum foil for structure Acrylic paints in black and orange Small piece of wire If you would like to make Cold Porcelain Clay, this is the "no glue" method: Cold Porcelain Clay * 1 cup of baking soda * 1/2 cup of cornstarch * 3/4 cup of water * 1 non-stick pot or skillet Steps 1. Mix all of the ingredients in the pot/skillet and place on stovetop over medium heat. 2. Keep stirring the mixture until the clay thickens so that the clay can be lifted out of the pot in one piece (this may take up to 10-15 minutes!) 3. Set the clay aside to cool. When cooled, if the clay is too sticky to knead, place it back on the stovetop to heat again. You'll want the clay to be soft enough to knead, but not too soft where it sticks to your hands like a paste.
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
45 minutes per week in class, and maybe some time outside of class.
Teacher
Creative Courses by Lori King (Art, Design, Clay)Artist/Illustrator/Designer
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United States987 total reviews
882 completed classes
About Me
B.F.A in Fashion Design A.A.S in Illustration/Art History A.A.S in Graphic Design Hi There! I'm Lori...a graduate of F.I.T in NYC. I've worked in different areas of the design industry since 1991, from illustration, pattern making, garment...
