How to Create a Garden Rooster with Fabric Hardener

with Beverly Oliwa

On-Demand Access

$137

  • 10+ Video lessons in HD
  • Exclusive bonus content
  • 30-day access to instructor
  • Over 10 hours of in-depth instructions
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  • Available on desktop, mobile and tablet
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What you will learn:

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Class 1:

  • Proportions

  • Creating the support base
  • Starting the armature

Class 2:

  • Stuffing the armature

Class 3:

  • Making the feathers

  • Making the legs
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Class 4:

  • Making of comb

  • Making of wattle and beak

Class 5:

  • Applying fabric hardener medium

  • Texturizing

Class 6:

  • Applying fabric hardener and fabric
  • Placing wings
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Class 7:

  • Perfecting wattle and comb

Class 8:

  • Placing feathers

Class 9:

  • Highlights and final touches

BONUS CLASS:

  • Fixing the feet
  • Embelishing the base
  • How to create a dragonfly

Bonus Items:

  • Chat transcript
  • Supplies list
How to Create a Garden Rooster with Fabric Hardener
How to Create a Garden Rooster with Fabric Hardener

About this Paverpol Sculpting course

Learn how to create beautiful garden art with t-shirts, making tape, tin foil and fabric hardener! For this decked out rooster, we will integrate new and different texture ideas. We will go over how to create the customized base, form the body to correct proportions and finally add lots of beautiful new texture and color!
 

Open Facebook Group to students of this course:
Curious Mondo: Garden Rooster with Fabric Hardener

Time table:
9 hours

Level:
Basic / Intermediate / Advanced

Target market:
Artists, Fiber artists, Textile artists, anyone who loves fiber and sculpting or want to start a new hobby or career

Main objective:
Learn how to create beautiful garden art with t-shirts.

Prerequisite:
None

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About the instructor

Beverly Oliwa

Beverly Oliwa is a certified Paverpol instructor based out of Edmonton, Alberta. She attended the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology where she took a dressmaking and tailoring program and used her creative talents creating custom clothing. Most recently she has taken her passion for working with fabrics into sculpting statues with Paverpol and has completed her certification as a Paverpol Instructor with a Studio also based in Alberta. At the age of 60 I have finally found my passion Beverly founded Creative Fire Studio, teaches Paverpol classes, and would love to introduce you to this wonderful creative medium. She firmly believes that everybody has a “Creative Fire” that burn within them and is excited to help you explore it with this medium.