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In this two-video set, Grant shows you amazing ways with mica clay manipulation - create illusory texture on pieces large and small. Pieces smooth as glass appear to be deeply engraved. Beautiful effects from pressing texture sheets into the clay and then removing the surface. Press again for ghost images and multi-layered effects. Over 3 and 1/2 hours of instruction.
(about 230 minutes)
This video was added to our catalog on August 17, 2005 in Arts & Crafts::Polymer Clay.
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Great learning video; I was very impressed with it. It's easy to understand.
Excellent video quality, clear explanations, tons of useful information. Both of these disks deal with a specific type of polymer clay that contains mica. The video shows you how to work the mica clay to create a variety of effects. There are two main projects: making a number of polymer beads/pendants, and using polymer clay to ornament a glass vase. Both projects are completely and clearly documented. What amazed me about this video is that A) the instructor's explanations are very easy to understand, and B) there is so much useful information on the disks. I am a polymer clay novice, but I had no trouble following along. As an example, not only does the instructor take you step by step through the process of making some amazing pendants, but he even goes step by step through every detail of his stringing technique so that you can create a finished piece of jewelry that is ready to sell or give as a gift.
The Marvelous Mica Clay and Ghost Imaging was fascinating. I was looking for a simple class on polymer clay and mica paints. Once I viewed the CD, I was quite amazed to know that there is so much to learn about polymer clay. I enjoyed the instructor and his demonstration with detailed step by step on working with Mica Clay.
Thank you,
Mary Reed
This is a DVD will inspire clayers of all experience. Particularly Vol.2, which really started me wanting to expand my clay horizons. I must admit Mr. Diffendaffer is willing to devote more time to his projects than I seem to be able to find, he certainly comes up with some beautiful results!
