Sculpt With Polymer Clay, Intermediate: Flowers, Flowers, Flowers!

In this class we will use a polymer oven bake clay, such as Fimo or Sculpy, to make as many different flowers as we can fit in, using a variety of techniques. Each week we will focus on a different kind of flower and leaf. I will show step by step directions and discuss what I am doing, and share some awesome tips on making a realistic representation of nature. 

A basic set of clay tools is also recommended. In lieu of a set of clay tools, the learner can use household objects: a toothpick, a wooden skewer, an old toothbrush, a plastic knife, and a pencil with a pink eraser on top, etc.  

Notes to learners and parents:
- Please be sure to follow instructions when baking the clay. The temperatures for this kind of clay is often quite low (around 250 degrees), and is stated on the clay box or wrapper. 
- The photo shows several flowers, however, that does not mean we will make all of the flowers. All the flowers in the photo were made using a similar technique. We will work with that technique, but will also explore others. We will make as many flowers as time permits, without rushing the learners. My goal is always to make the experience fun, and gently, and inspire them to make more art once the class is over. 
- For this class it is important that we all begin at the same time. If, for any reason, the learner will be delayed by more than 10-15 minutes, please reach out and we can arrange a make up class after the session is finished. 

Please don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions for me at all.