If you've never worked with polymer clay before, don't let that stop you from coming by on Clay Day! There are always at least one or two members who can provide a "Polymer for the Beginner" lesson during every Clay Day.
And whether you've worked with polymer just a short time, or you're an old pro, our monthly demonstrations will show you a new tricks that you can add to your repertoire.
Demonstration ScheduleApril 17 – Fast and Easy Beads (Rebecca)
May 15 – Show and share how we've applied the techniques learned at the Ronna Sarvas Weltman workshop to our own work
June 19 – Flower Canes (Marcy)
July/August – No meeting
September 23-25 – Annual Retreat (no Clay Day meeting)
October 16 – Surface Treatments (Deanna and Irene)
November 20 – Make and decorate a case for your polymer blades (Denise)
Demonstrations will start around noon, and they are completely voluntary. You can watch the demonstration or continue working on your own projects.
Clay Day is always on the third Sunday of the month (except July, August, September, and December) from 10 am to 2 pm at the Stephen Foster Community Center in Lawrenceville.
Rebecca did a great demo of her beads!
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