Summer Updates

Thanks to everyone who helped with the KCPCG table at the KC Maker Faire at Union Station. If you saw us there and are interested in learning more about polymer clay, join us at a meeting. Check out our website for dates and location.

We welcomed several new clayers at the July meeting, where Kim Keane shared her experiments with Zentangles and clay. Kim made a variety of black and white Zentangle inspired canes, which she applied to discs baked on lightbulbs...then combined into lentil beads.

She also used her pens to draw directly onto clay -heat-setting as she went to keep the clay from smearing.

Those who know Kim know she works on a grand scale, with wonderfully large beads, exciting combinations and she's prolific. She brought a whole box of black and white Zentangle canes.

Teri also announced a September challenge: Come up with ideas for a KCPCG logo. Make something in clay or draw on paper and bring in September. We won't decide immediately - the process could take time - but let's start thinking about logo ideas that would represent us all.