Making a Dragonfly Notebook Cover from Polymer Clay
with Andreea Corpodean
On-Demand Access
$137
- 10+ Video lessons in HD
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- 30-day access to instructor
- Over 10 hours of in-depth instructions
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What you will learn
Class 1:
- Tools and materials
- Choosing the right notebook
- Making the cover base
- Talking about the design
Class 2:
- Making leaf texture and placing leaves on cover
- Creating the borders of the cover
Class 3:
- Sculpting a basic dragonfly shape: body, ‘tail’, head, legs
- Adding bead on body
Class 4:
- Decorating the wings
Class 5:
- Adding details to the dragonfly’s body
Class 6:
- Working on the top part of the cover: sculpting mountains and clouds; adding stone, antlers,
tiny leaves and other details
Class 7:
- Working on the bottom part of the cover: making reeds, tiny leaves and butterflies
- Placing braided border around cover
Class 8:
- Coloring the background: mica powder and acrylic paints
- Baking
Class 9:
- Finishing the coloring with acrylic paints and wax paste: mountain area, wings, tiny leaves and all the remaining details
- Sealing the cover with varnish
- Attaching the cover to the notebook
BONUS!
- Bonus Class: Making the back cover
- Bonus Class: Making the spine
- Color combinations charts
- Design sketch




About the course
Open Facebook Group to students of this course:
Curious Mondo: Making a Dragonfly Notebook Cover from Polymer Clay
Time table:
9 hours
Level:
Basic / Intermediate / Advanced
Target market:
Sculptors, polymer clay artists, anyone who loves sculpting or want to start a new hobby or career
Main objective:
Learn how to make a notebook cover from polymer clay.
Prerequisite:
None
About the instructor
Andreea Corpodean
I am a Romanian art lover obsessed with details and, lately, with bright colors. Most of all, I like to create fairy tale, fantasy and nature-inspired journals and jewelry. Art - in its different forms and mediums - has been part of my life and a passion of mine for as long as I can remember, but I only stumbled across polymer clay in late 2016. It was love at first creation, although I only started to truly dedicate myself to it starting from 2019, so I’m still pretty new at it. I love to experiment and learn by myself, by trial and error. I take most of my inspiration from nature and mix it with the universe inside my mind and soul, which is why every piece I create is kind of a glimpse of who I am. And since nature is such an important part of my creative process, I like to use real elements from nature – like crystals, gemstones, seashells, leaves – into my work. Recently, I’ve became very fond of bold, bright colors and playing with contrasts to bring my creations to life. For me, the coloring part is just as important as the sculpting – I like use acrylic paints, wax paste and Mica powder. My strongest belief is that there’s magic in the details, so every little thing can make a difference.