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Video #174: “Wouldn’t it be wonderful to make your own impressions for texturing beads… no design limits or hunting for special plates?” ~Ellebella-S** This post is an introduction
Including: (1) Ivy Leaf Charms; (2) Leopard Cane; (3) UV Epoxy Resin; (4) Zebra Cane.The photos above, from left to right, correspond with the 4 paid tutorials now
“Resin is pretty versatile. You can use it for so many things beyond clay too. Can’t wait to find out the outcome of your tests Cindy!” ~DJBack in
“Wish my Mom was still here, she loved lilies… think I will attempt a bouquet of these flowers.” ~Jocelyn-CLately we have been moving along so fast with new
“Jewelry containing cadmium is being pulled off store shelves in the US.” ~Roxanne-MRecently there has been some concerns about levels of the cadmium heavy metal in certain jewelry
“I would like to learn more about using different mediums with polymer clay… such as resins.” ~Cindy-EI am excited because I just received a sample of UV epoxy
I see exciting things to come this year for the whole polymer clay industry.” ~Cindy-L2010-01-05 Update: I received an email from Polyform this morning, requesting that I remove the embedded
“Home Depot! Who knew?? I’m really starting to get into the look of metals with polymer clay.” ~Jackie-BJust a short post today because my power keeps going out,
“Definitely would love more tutorials and ideas on wire jewelry designs.” ~Cheryl-HEarlier this month I promised to show you some SoftFlex Trios Beading Wire projects I’ve been working on. Well
“I have been wanting to start working with wire. My problem is I never know what size to use where.” ~Peggy-BRecently, several of you have been asking about