Work Surface

To roll out clay: An acrylic rolling rod and pasta machine (if possible)

Xacto knife

Polymer Clay cutting blade

Scissors

Needle tool or long needle

Objects for impressions and molds: old and new jewelry, buttons, rubber stamps, brass charms, found objects, etc.  
      
Favorite small black/white photocopy imagery - use a machine with carbon toner not inkjet (Dayle will bring some to share)
 
Metallic Powders like Pearlex powders, Fimo Metallic Powders, or eyeshadows (Dayle will bring some to share)

Gold and/or Silver leaf (Dayle will bring some to share)

Colored Pencils- if you have- (Dayle will bring some to share)

Baby Powder or cornstarch for release (I have lots, Dayle, so you can skip this one)

Speedball linoleum carving tool (or woodcarving tool) small “v” gouge 

Small pack of babywipes for cleanup

Needle nose and roundnose pliers-(We will have some on hand to share) 

Small beads, charms, personal treasures, wire, fibers to incorporate with the clay (Dayle will bring some to share)

10 favorite images from magazine, books, personal photos
 
Acrylic Paints- Burnt Umber, some Metallics (I will bring some to share)
 
Polymer Clay: a good assortment of colors (both warm and cool colors), white, black, ivory and translucent. As far as amounts go- condition plum-size amounts and have extra clay on hand if we need it
or if you are new to Polymer Clay: 2 ounce blocks – these amounts are guess-timates for what you will need:
3 blocks white
2 blocks Tan (Champagne or Sahara or Ecru)
2 blocks black
2 blocks translucent
5-10 blocks colors of your choice
 
If you have: Any old/new canes and mokume stacks

       For the dorm:

If you are staying in the dorm, be sure and read the suggested list of what to bring. Scroll to the bottom of the page.

Dorm Info