Oven cured polymer clays can be highly toxic if handled improperly. Prior
to using these products with children please, please, please contact ACTS
(Arts, Crafts, and Theater Safety) and ask for their fact sheet. Ordering
information is available on this web site
<http://caseweb.com/acts/publicat.html>

Diane Gutenkauf

On Wed, 5 Jun 2002 14:44:08 EDT, Merri Pemberton <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

>
>I am preparing to participate in a jewelery making class for 2nd-6th
graders
>as one of the instructors. The projects that were are going to use will
>include using sculpey(polymer clay) and the techniques of caning and
>marbleizing. I would like to know what caning and marbleizing means. I was
>also thinking of using the jewelery (African and Italian influenced)  that
>the students make for a small exhibition or display. Would anyone want to
>contribute thoughts on that idea. Thank you.
>Sincerely,
>
>MC
>
>

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