Supply List For Shirley's
Focal Bead Scarf/Shawl Pin Workshop

Below you will find the required list of materials and tools needed
to complete the class project. Please do not hesitate to contact me
with any supply questions through my website at the
bottom of my home page at:

SPUMONI DESIGNS

Materials

~Scarf/Shawl Pin Kit (includes silvertone long bendable pin,
enough silver plated 22g wire for a wrapped bead and spring to cover
the bended area, three 2" long silver plated head pins and a silver
plated jump ring) available on our Products Page:

Scarf Pin Kit

~One 2oz. cube white polymer clay I used Premo

Premo! Sculpey polyemr clay

~2oz.of scrap polymer clay OR 2oz. any light colored polymer clay

~Translucent Liquid Sculpey clay (or Kato liquid or Fimo liquid) TLS
has a matte finish, Fimo Liquid has a satin finish and Kato Liquid
has a shiny finish) although you may choose to glaze your bead
after baking anyway.

Translucent Liquid Sculpey

~Two colors of alcohol inks that blend well (I used Pinata by Jacquard,
"Baja Blue" and "Lime Green")


~Cyanoacrylate glue (like superglue)

~6 large-hole beads (mine are round silver plated). They must fit over
the pin so I strongly advise purchasing the pin first then
trying different sized hole beads)

~6 coordinating glass "E" beads for dangles AND one glass bead that
is 3/8" to 1/2" approximate diameter

~Optional supply: Polymer clay compatible Sealer/Glaze (like Future
floor wax, Fimo gloss or IPN Varathane Diamond

Tools

~Clay-Dedicated Hand Crank Pasta Machine OR an Acrylic Roller
Tool

~X-Acto type craft blade knife with no. 11 blades (or similar blade knife)

~Metal Fingernail file or small metal jewelry file to smooth cut wire ends


~Fine mist 'spritzer'-spray bottle of water

SAMPLE
~A 3"or larger background rubber stamp with an all-over pattern available at:

SPUMONI DESIGNS Designer Stamps

or create one in my "Make Your Own Stamps" class!

~Heat tool (used for heating embossing powders usually) A hair dryer will NOT work

~6 well or more-plastic palette (I like round ones with clear plastic lids best-but they are not neccessary) OR a similar plastic shape (pill box, ice cube tray etc.) to mix your liquid clay with inks)

~Needle nose pliers with a built in wire cutter area (or wire cutters also)

~Round nose pliers

~(Optional tool: Jump ring tool)