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“It’s a great new idea for me. I’ve heard about adding different things to clay but never flowers. Thank you from Russia.” ~Svetlana-RJust because you’ve always done a
“Brilliant! Love the diversity of these tutorials – from tribal patterns to pretty lace.” ~DJPolymer clay artists are always looking for new and interesting textures to impart on
Including: (1)Extruder Flower Canes; (2) Wire Cord Ends; (3) Faux Bone or Ivory; (4) Faux Carved Beads.The photos above, from left to right, correspond with the 4 paid
(1) Tribal Canes; (2) Heart Beads; (3) Lace and Ink Texture; (4) Interchangeable PendantI can’t believe that a new year (and a new decade) is almost upon us.
Video #137: “So many beads so little time. I love them all. But I do have a thing for the carved and sculpted ones…” ~Imani-P** This post is
“Faux Turquoise sounds like a great project to work on. I love your blog and get lots of inspiration from it.” ~Susan-KIf you make jewelry to sell, or if
Video #136: “There are always such wonderful learning opportunities to look forward to here.” ~Elizabeth-S** This post is an introduction to one of our paid tutorials.Polymer Clay has become
“Today will be a clay day for me… 15 inches of snow… 40 mile per hour winds… looks like we are living in a snow globe.” ~Anna-SWe are
(1) Extruder Flower Cane; (2) Wire Cord Ends; (3) Faux Ivory and Bone; (4) Carved BeadsMan, December sure snuck up fast this year! But you know what they
“Making faux opals is what first got me interested in polymer clay.” ~Sue-WToday’s photo is of a pendant I made with a Faux Opal made of polymer clay