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On April 13, Nancy will be showing us her trips and tricks for covering a glass bowl with cane slices. In the examples below, you’ll see a variety of objects that have been embellished or covered with polymer. Nancy notes that her pencil cup is bas-relief style, she’s monogrammed lids for jars, and because the clay is on the outside, the pieces are still food-safe.
Demo Description
Gather your canes and your color palette to transform a glass bowl into a beautiful piece. Since the clay is placed on the outside you will have a usable food safe bowl. The Dollar Store can be very inspirational.
My bowl was $1.25 – not a bad investment for a lovely finished piece.
We will start with a bowl or a small glass jar (pictured below) in order to finish our project the same day – maybe.
This is a project you can start and stop, get inspiration as you go along, and make new canes as needed. It’s a free flowing project.
Supplies
- Pasta machine, clay, roller, blades, extruder, sculpting tools, deli paper.
- Various canes you have made or new canes. Translucent in canes makes great results.
- Glass bowl, pickle jar, yogurt jar, whatever you like.
- Oven
- Optional – wet sanding paper.
- Optional – demitasse spoons (stainless steel) decorated with clay for serving when using small jars.
We should have the Guild’s Lucy Slicer available for the April meeting.
Nancy has provided a detailed PDF that will be distributed to members with the Zoom info. Thanks, Nancy!
