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The button below? I made it with three layered colors of polymer clay. This is a typical project in my basic button class.
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I'm Lynn Hershberger.
I've been explaining and encouraging for my entire adult life. It doesn't matter if the subject is knitting, feltmaking or polymer clay... students in my classes don't just follow instructions, they learn to understand.
Click here for my current class schedule. Most classes are in Mid-Michigan.
May I Teach for You?
I'm a passionate explainer. There is nothing as satisfying as seeing the light go on in a student's eyes.
My students are knitters, crocheters, weavers, basketmakers and other fiberartists. For those who create garments, buttons are particularly important, which is where polymer clay fits in.
"This kind woman, known as Lynn Hershberger, was wise in both the ways of color and in the ways of keeping distraught Pooling Curse-afflicted knitters from stabbing themselves with their needles out of sheer frustration.
"She shared the magic needed to banish the Pooling Curse...
"And the socks were beautiful."
- Mary Mooney, Reporter/ Knitter, The Oregonian/ OregonLive.com
Here is a photo of Turkish Sock samples made in a one-day workshop:
The photo below? Buttons made by my student, Brian, the second year he studied with me at Michigan Fiber Festival:
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Copyright, Lynn DT Hershberger 2006 |