Don’t Miss Kathy Davis’ Goblins & Trolls Sculpting Workshop! June 21st
Join Kathy Davis for a hands-on, immersive workshop where you’ll sculpt, shape, and bring your cute creature to life! Limited spots are available—Register NOW!
Class Details
When? Saturday, June 21
Morning Session: 10:30 AM – 1:00 PM
Lunch Break: 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM
Afternoon Session: 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Where? Northminster Presbyterian Church (and on Zoom)
Cost? Members: $116 | Non-members: $149
Zoom Attendees: Add $10 for the supplies box
Registration Deadline: June 9th
Class Size: Limited to 25 participants
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Workshop Overview
In this workshop, you’ll sculpt a unique face (or two!), then hands, and feet to let your character stand. Kathy will teach you how to craft expressive facial features around provided eyes.Then add ears, horns, and hands. Next we’ll all sew bodies together using a variety of fun furs she provides.
But here’s the real magic—your character’s expression will be changeable thanks to embedded magnets! This playful feature adds an interactive element, making your creation even more dynamic.
Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced sculptor, Kathy’s approach will inspire you to push your creative boundaries and have fun in the process.
Supplies and Materials
Here’s the link to Kathy Davis’ Materials and Tools List.
Zoom Attendees must purchase a supplies box. It is an option in the drop-down menu on our shopping cart. The box contains eyes, wire, faux fur, magnets and other necessary items. In addition, you’ll need other polymer clays to mix in as well as pillow stuffing. Please read Kathy Davis’ Materials and Tools List.
Meet Your Instructor
Kathy Davis – Kathy’s dolls and figures each have a story to tell. Whether human or animal, her polymer clay creations seem to have lived in another world, full of history and mystery. Her work has been featured at San Diego Comic-Con, DesignerCon, and WonderCon.
With a background in various artistic fields, Kathy always dreamed of making dolls—and once she discovered polymer clay in 1990, she never looked back. Within a year, she was not only creating unique figures but also developing new techniques to share with students. Many of her students have gone on to become professional doll makers themselves!
Kathy’s passion lies in making doll construction accessible to everyone, ensuring her students leave with a solid understanding of the mechanics, as well as providing inspiration to refine their sculpting skills over time.
This class is limited to 25 students and will sell out FAST
Register NOW to reserve your seat.