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The enemy of all polymer clay bead makers… the dreaded fingerprint:Fingerprints on your finished beads really look unprofessional. Although you can always sand them out after baking, the fewer
Air bubbles will show as lumps on your beads.. So be careful not to trap them in your clay:Nothing is more frustrating to a bead maker than putting
Video #068: This Plastic Embroidery Thread Box is “Sew” Terrific for Storing Polymer Clay Canes:** This post is an introduction to one of our paid tutorials.I know my posts
Video #059: The Plano Brand, Plastic Fishing Tackle Box Works Great For Keeping Your Blocks of Polymer Clay Very Organized:** This post is an introduction to one of
Video #40: Don’t trust just any plastic wrap when it comes to storing your polymer clay canes.IN THIS POST: — storage — glad cling wrap — resinite —
[content_container max_width=’734′ align=’center’] How To Condition Polymer Clay Using A Pasta Machine [/content_container][divider style=’centered’] Video #2: Trapped air bubbles is a common problem that can happen from improper
Video #6: One thing you will want to avoid is burning your polymer clay. The fumes are an irritant that should be avoided.IN THIS POST: —safety tips —
Video #5: Plastic wraps can be great for storing polymer clay… But do be careful which brand you use.IN THIS POST: — storage — containers — plastic wrap
Video #4: Now, if Fimo Quick Mix doesn’t work to soften your clay, I do go over some reasons why in today’s video.IN THIS POST: List of topics
Video #26: Cornstarch helps keep fingerprints off polymer clay… which means less sanding work for you!IN THIS POST: — handling polymer clay — polymer clay finishing — fingerprints