Make a Gorgeous Faux Abalone Slab & Reversible Seahorse Bracelet Online Workshop with Cindi McGee Create Along with Polymer Clay TV

 ***THIS IS A DIGITAL PRODUCT***

Do you love the look of abalone? The shifting color shades of blues, purples, greens with just the amount of pearlescent shimmer are magical.  After a lot of experimentation, I am excited to share my way of creating faux abalone with polymer clay! In this online workshop you’ll combine colors and techniques to create realistic faux abalone polymer clay slab/veneer with just the amount of shimmer.  No two results are ever exactly the same, but the results are gorgeous every time.  Vary your color choices for different effects. 

Also included in this workshop is a tutorial for a reversible seahorse bracelet.  Faux abalone is perfect for jewelry, but it’s also wonderful or covering things like boxes and home decor items.   

This is a polymer clay and mixed media online workshop, you receive a PDF with links to download your videos.

2 videos and an 8 page PDF with a materials list and outline of the workshops.

*Originally part of the digital PCA 2020 experience.

*Please note- the class is optimized to download and save onto a computer. On a tablet, you may PLAY and WATCH all the videos to your heart’s content as many times as you like, but you may not be able to download them to keep. Please login to a computer to download and keep the video files. Most tablets and phones are not equipped with the amount of memory needed to download large video files. 

***You will receive a download that you can use over and over again.***

Cindi McGee is a multi-published mixed-media artist. Over the past 22 years, she has enjoyed experimenting with many types of mixed-media, but has found her true passion lies with polymer clay. Cindi has taught at many in-person events and online for several years. Cindi’s line of polymer clay products premiered in December of 2019 at CreateAlong.com. She is Editor of Passion for Polymer magazine. Cindi’s motto is “Dare to be Different.” Her style is diverse, and she is always seeking new techniques to master. Cindi shares her art via her blog – Cindi McGee Behind These Eyes, her Etsy shop – Cindi McGee Designs,Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, and on various other websites and social media platforms. You can also find her Pattern to Polymer series of polymer clay tutorials on PolymerClayTV on YouTube.