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12B120 - Polymer Clay Color Blending -Intro to Polymer ClayJune 2Saturday, 9am-4pm Carol Simmons  This class will introduce you to one of the fundamental polymer clay techniques: Carol’s own variation of the “Skinner Blend," one of the most widely used techniques in polymer clay art. Using a pasta machine, you will create three vibrant, multi-colored sheets of clay in which each color blends seamlessly into the next. Together, the sheets will cover the entire color wheel. From these sheets, you will make a set of beads and assemble them into a rainbow-hued necklace to wear home.
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Carol Simmons is an award winning polymer clay artist and instructor whose work appears in many polymer clay publications. Trained as a botanist and ecologist, she worked as a scientist for most of her life while pursuing art interests on the side. Now she focuses on her art and teaching full time. Carol's work reflects her passion for nature and color. Many of her themes are botanical, influenced by the hundreds of hours she spent examining plants in nature and under a microscope. She is well known for her intricately detailed work and outstanding use of color. She has taught for 15 years and has a piece in the permanent collection of the Racine Art Museum. She is a resident artist/instructor in the Poudre River Arts Center in Fort Collins, CO.
