Stacey Stinton was introduced to polymer clay several years ago by her mother, Marilyn Jobe. She not only trained with her mother, but also became her teaching assistant. Stacey began coming to William Holland several years ago and has enjoyed taking polymer clay classes with both Carolyn Stearns and Barbara McGuire.

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Polymer Clay I - It’s All a Cover-Up - Stacey Stinton Learn the basics of working with polymer clay beginning with conditioning clay then moving through the steps of color blending, slicing, curing, sanding, and buffing. You will be making several different polymer clay canes including petals, leaves, lace and stack canes. We will also be exploring mokume-gane and polymer clay veneers. We will produce freestanding bowls and cover small vessels such as glass and metal vases, boxes, etc. Lab fee includes enough Premo clay to make several canes, a new clay blade and a pro-tool. Necessary tools are provided, but if you have a pasta machine, polymer clay tools, or small items you would like to cover, feel free to bring them. Extra clay and supplies will be available for purchase. Lab Fee: $100.00 Estimated Materials Cost: $0+ Consumables Fee: $0.00 Prerequisites: None View Class Schedule Now!

Polymer Clay I - Making Canes - Stacey Stinton Learn the basics of working with polymer clay beginning with conditioning clay, then moving through the steps of color blending, slicing, curing, sanding and buffing. You will progress to leaf canes, flower canes and simple kaleidoscope canes. The canes will be incorporated into earrings, beads and your own design ideas. Lab fee includes enough Premo Clay to make several canes a new clay blade and a pro tool. Necessary tools are provided, but if you have a pasta machine, polymer clay tools, jewelry tools or findings, feel free to bring them. Extra clay and supplies will be available for purchase. Lab Fee: $100.00 Estimated Materials Cost: $0+ Consumables Fee: $0.00 Prerequisites: None View Class Schedule Now!

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