Be updated on the new videos and posts from Polymer Clay Tutor.
Video #388: Keeping all of your your jewelry making tools organized and easily accessible.IN THIS POST: — storage — jewelry tools — (Topics marked with an asterisk* are
Video #387: Important to first test if your polymer clay is compatible with the plastic drawers.IN THIS POST: — storage organization — clay compatible materials — (Topics marked
Video #347: Another tool review. It was at Michael’s that I picked up this handy little wire jig.IN THIS POST: — jewelry jig — earwires — earrings —
Video #345: A rotary tool that actually lets you see what you are doing… Ninja Style!IN THIS POST: — jooltool — buffing — rotary tool — sanding —
Video #335: Each of the different mat surface products has plus’s and minus’s. Which features are most important to you?IN THIS POST: — work surface — mats —
Video #324: Do you know how hot your heat gun gets? Or perhaps a more important question is… how hot does is not get?IN THIS POST: —heat gun
Video #277: Plus an update on using Sugru to keep your pasta machine handle from falling out. ~Cindy LietzIN THIS POST: — pasta machine — iris mishly —
[content_container max_width='734' align='center'] A Sugru Hack To Keep Amaco Bead Rack Pins in Place [/content_container][divider style='centered'] Video #276: Even if you turn the whole rack right upside down…
Video #190: “Sure would like to see someone tackle a bead or clay fabric mimic-ing the Aurora Borealis.” ~Jocelyn-C** This post is an introduction to one of our paid
Video #185: “Gingham pattern is called a Vichy cane on the French blogs. I have never thought of using it on a lentil though. Just Beautiful!” ~Squash** This