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“Agates are beautiful. I would love to learn how to make that faux stone using polymer clay.” ~Cheryl-HAs you may have noticed from today’s featured Gallery post, as well from
“Cindy, you always send us all scurrying back to our clay areas with new ideas to try. There’s just no end to possibilities here, such fun!” ~Joyce-MAs you
“I’m obsessed with trying new things in general… another reason I love PC so much. There are so many things still to learn.” ~SilverleafAs you may have noticed
“Butterflies make me happy! They’re so delicate and colorful. I would love to be able to do them in polymer clay.” ~Cheryl-HAs you may have realized from my Circus Theme
“It was surprising to see how many different beads resulted from the same set of polymer clay canes.” ~Cindy-LAs I explained last Friday in the Mushroom Jewelry article, these Gallery posts
“It’s great to be included in the process… being able to give and hear input about upcoming lessons.” ~DJAs most of you know by now, I always appreciate
“In a Quandry… I decided polymer clay might come to my rescue again.” ~Laurel-BThese “Spot” features are for you guys to display your accomplishments and share stories of inspiration.
Including: (1) Holly Leaf and Berry Canes; (2) Book Beads; (3) Mica Shift Technique; (4) Wire Wraps, Links and Loops.The photos above, from left to right, correspond with
“How about showing us some Christmas ornaments you have made.” ~Freda-KThe Christmas decoration shown in today’s photo is for an ornament swap that is happening at the Vancouver Polymer
“I’m not really into symmetry (except for earrings… those are fine symmetrical). The important thing is visual balance.” ~Sue-FThe other day I showed you an example of an asymmetrical