NEW: One on One Tutoring/Consulting
Who: Polymer clay artists and hobbyists who want to advance their skills. You should already have a basic understanding of handling clay through your past experience.
What: I demonstrate and explain various techniques and concepts that you choose according to your interests.
Where: Online learning via Zoom in a private session
When: You choose the time. The best times for me are between 9 am and 5 pm Central Time, aka Chicago time. If that is your usual dream time, I’m sure we can work out a time that will accommodate us both.
How: You tell me the kinds of things you want to learn. Perhaps you’ve looked at my Portfolio or my Instagram posts or seen things that I’ve made and want to know how I do it. You send me an email letting me know of your interests. If you like, you can send me photos of particular pieces of my work that interest you. We connect via Zoom where I talk about and demonstrate techniques that I use. You ask as many questions as you’d like within the agreed upon time frame. We can set up a one time session or if you’d rather do it in small bites of time, we can schedule multiple sessions.
Cost: Special introductory pricing $35/hour for the first five students to sign up. Good for as many hours as you choose. Regular pricing $40/hour. Paypal or Venmo. I can also invoice you through Paypal which can be paid using your favorite credit card.
Contact me via my website or email directly at shelleyatwoodjewelry@gmail.com
Hinged, Textured Pendants
What: Learn various methods of achieving textures and applying them to pendants with simple hinges.
Where: Arizona Polymer Clay Guild in Phoenix
When: February 29, 2020
Carved Vessel Pendants
What: Learn how to make small, hand-carved, wearable vessels with lids and enclosed talismans
Where: Arizona Polymer Clay Guild in Phoenix
When: March 1, 2020
Petroglyph Pendants
As part of the inaugural Clay Out West 2018, Shelley taught students how to make petroglyph pendants. In this class, participants learned how to:
carve an image into cured polymer clay using a simple v-gouge
- create shapes using manufactured shape cutters
create their own shape templates
use paint, liquid polymer and polymer paste to create patinas, embellish and finish their pieces.
The event was held at Isleta Resort and Casino in Albuquerque, October 1-4, 2018.
