How can I remove residual polymer clay from work surfaces or plastic rolling pins?
Use a small amount or rubbing alcohol on a paper towel and wipe the work area or rolling pin with it. This also removes clay that has been overworked and over-softened from hands. Note: Unless you have tiles that the students can work their clay on, you should cover the work area table with wax paper. Polymer clay has a plastisizer that can eat through other plastics. Store polymer clay wrapped in a piece of wax paper inside a plastic bag. Always wash your hands after using polymer clay. Q: How can I create very large sculptures with a limited budget? A: There are three crucial elements when creating large sculptural works: found or created hollow objects, something to hold them all together, and paint. The last and most important ingredient in your sizeable masterwork is a proportionately ample imagination. Working on a large sculpture is a fantastic way to foster teamwork. Work with other classrooms to create a theme piece that could be proudly displayed in the school library. How im