Demo - faux jade, lapis lazuli, and wood/bone
Dawn is going to show us some Faux techniques. basically you will need a pasta machine, a tile to bake on, a surface to work on and clay.
Clays (I used Premo! for all these):
Jade: translucent, green, and Spanish olive, or a light-ish brown like raw sienna. I experimented with a lot of inclusions for this and found that black pepper worked best; I'll bring a little bag of it (you don't need much).
Lapis: trans, pearl, white, black and 2 or 3 different blues (e.g. cobalt, ultramarine, navy, etc.) and metal foil in gold.
Wood and Bone: trans, pearl, ecru and gold. This makes a light wood (and bone, only a slight difference in technique for wood and bone). For a darker wood grain, instead of gold we can use a darker mica clay like copper or bronze, etc.
Hope to see you all there.
Remember every day is better with polymer clay.
Carolann Blanco
Guild President
Clays (I used Premo! for all these):
Jade: translucent, green, and Spanish olive, or a light-ish brown like raw sienna. I experimented with a lot of inclusions for this and found that black pepper worked best; I'll bring a little bag of it (you don't need much).
Lapis: trans, pearl, white, black and 2 or 3 different blues (e.g. cobalt, ultramarine, navy, etc.) and metal foil in gold.
Wood and Bone: trans, pearl, ecru and gold. This makes a light wood (and bone, only a slight difference in technique for wood and bone). For a darker wood grain, instead of gold we can use a darker mica clay like copper or bronze, etc.
Hope to see you all there.
Remember every day is better with polymer clay.
Carolann Blanco
Guild President
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