New from 2011!

"kaleidoscope"

Contents:

• 4 blocks à 56 g
• 1 modelling tool
• Detailed illustrated instructions

Art. no. 8003 34 L2

New from 2011!

"paisley"

Contents:

• 4 blocks à 56 g
• 1 modelling tool
• Detailed illustrated instructions

Art. no. 8003 35 L2

The Workshop Box "geometrics" shows you step-by-step how to make geometrically styled canes.
This versatile technique originates from the Italian art of glass-blowing.

"geometrics"

Contents:

• 4 blocks à 56 g
• 1 modelling tool
• Detailed illustrated instructions

Art. no. 8003 30 L2

"Millefiori" is a very decorative technique which enjoys a long tradition.
It too can be traced back to Italy to the art of glass-blowing and, literally translated, means "a thousand flowers".

"millefiori"

Contents:

• 4 blocks à 56 g
• 1 modelling tool
• Detailed illustrated instructions

Art. no. 8003 31 L2

The "mokume gane" technique finds its origins in the ancient Japanese art of forging metals.
Nan Roche, an American artist, was one of the first to use oven-hardening modelling clay to simulate this technique.

"mokume nendo"

Contents:

• 4 blocks à 56 g
• 1 modelling tool
• Detailed illustrated instructions

Art. no. 8003 32 L2

The "blending" technique was developed by the American Judith Skinner and is also known as the "Skinner blend". 
Even the simplest of blending patterns creates impressive results.

"blending"

Contents:

• 4 blocks à 56 g
• 1 modelling tool
• Detailed illustrated instructions

Art. no. 8003 33 L2