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• Faux Burl Wood Pens | Polymer Clay Tutorials Vol-060 Comments (50)
  • Jocelyn C says: Back googling like mad to satisfy my addiction, and found some neat sites to peruse. This Wooden Teddy Bear Site has everything. Amazing source of...
    – May 17, 4:26 PM
  • Jocelyn C says: Sue, I simply adore your results, and that "Shapes" book is overdue. If folks could see my face while I stand over a piece of...
    – May 17, 8:16 AM
  • Sue F says: Hi Doug, Many thanks for making that change. The difference is that "~original" displays my sharper resized images, where without it you get PhotoBucket's blurrier...
    – May 15, 4:46 PM
• How To Pierce Holes In Polymer Clay Beads Comments (9)
  • judy summer says: i used to do alot of metal jewelry finishing in my vibratory tumbler..more efficient and less impact . i do not make beads, but am...
    – May 17, 12:56 PM
  • Lesley Symons says: Great tips as usual, Cindy! Like others have mentioned, I leave my round beads overnight to firm up - had never thought of icewater!!! Beads...
    – May 17, 3:37 AM
• How To Slice Round Polymer Canes Without Distortion Comments (72)
  • Jocelyn C says: :)!
    – May 17, 11:50 AM
  • Tantesherry says: awww Jocelyn - what a pretty amber bead (put your comment in my Word Pad so as not to lose track of it :)) thanks...
    – May 14, 11:40 AM
  • Cheyrl B. says: I must update my findings on re-baking with resin on top ........on subsequenr pieces theere was a little yellowing but it actually worked for the...
    – May 02, 3:37 AM
• Buying Polymer Clay Tips And Tricks Comments (25)
  • Jocelyn C says: Elaine, hun, I am so sorry. Have lived in elderly and disabled low income housing since the mid nineties, and have watched 29 dear souls...
    – May 17, 8:06 AM
  • Karen Lee Price Luda says: Thanks, Jocelyn. I'll be heading for the fleamarkets soon.
    – May 17, 8:00 AM
  • Jocelyn C says: Karen, look around at second hand shops and garage sales for a good used food processor or coffee grinder. I use both, Black and Decker...
    – May 17, 7:47 AM
• French Barrettes | Polymer Clay Tutorials Vol-059 Comments (81)
  • Marion Rayner says: Hi Elaine Many thanks for your newsy reply. You seem to have the world pretty much covered, with all your daughters/nieces living all over. Great...
    – May 17, 12:49 AM
  • elaine faulks says: Hi Marion, Loved reading about your life and agree with you about PC in UK. Still things take about ten years to be popular here...
    – May 16, 2:26 AM
  • Polymer Clay Tutor Cindy Lietz says: Like I said on Facebook, your barrettes turned out awesome Dixie Ann! I especially love the 2nd one on the top row with the dark...
    – May 15, 10:34 AM
• Resource List of Where to Buy Polymer Clay Comments (30)
  • Anna Sabina says: I am very fortunate to have quick access to Michael's, JoAnn's and Hobby Lobby. But… I have to double-check each package for freshness and have...
    – May 15, 5:07 AM
  • Julie J says: Another place to purchase Pardo clay is Creative Journey Studios located in Buford, Georgia - that's just outside of Atlanta. This is an awesome store/gallery...
    – May 13, 10:16 AM
  • Dayl Jones says: Hi there guys, I live in the UK in a particularly small rural location so I mainly buy my PC on-line. Ebay has some great...
    – May 12, 2:29 PM
• Is It Compatible With Polymer Clay? Always Test! Comments (44)
  • Tantesherry says: Hi ladies - this is Awesome Information being handed out on this thread :) been wanting poly paste for a while now need to go...
    – May 12, 7:57 AM
  • BinkyM says: Elaine, saving yourself from sanding things to half their thickness is *zactly* why you wanna make yourself some grout! Save your joints and your nails...
    – May 12, 5:35 AM
  • elaine faulks says: Thanks Binky, I can just imagine you fiddling with hot clay, so now I know NOT to when using PP. The grouting of "dings" sounds...
    – May 12, 1:08 AM
• Avoiding Fingerprints On Your Polymer Clay Projects Comments (56)
  • Polymer Clay Tutor Cindy Lietz says: Hey, are you trying to say that people who have deep fingerprints don't do enough dishes?! LOL
    – May 10, 3:02 PM
  • Charline A says: They disappear from all the hard work and dishes we've washed over the years. LOL
    – May 10, 10:24 AM
  • Cheyrl B. says: I haven't watched the video as of yet and am really looking forward to it, For some reason I have no audio this am and...
    – May 03, 6:42 AM
• JoolTool Introduction | Buffing Polymer Clay Comments (91)
  • Jocelyn C says: Cindy, just counted up my savings jar set aside for purchasing this product. It's getting there, lol. Hopefully, combined with next year's Tax Return, I...
    – May 10, 5:15 AM
• Fixing Bubbles in Your Flat Baked Polymer Pieces Comments (20)
  • Polymer Clay Tutor Cindy Lietz says: Dixie Ann is right Tricia. The search box is the perfect way to find tons of info here. You should be able to find the...
    – May 07, 6:30 PM
  • tricia parker says: Thank you Dixie Ann. I'll have a look now. :)
    – May 06, 5:34 AM
  • Dixie Ann says: Hi Trica, welcome to the blog. At the top of every page is a Search Bar. If you type in "how to store Polymer Clay"...
    – May 05, 9:02 PM
• Upcycle Old Ugly Polymer Clay Beads into Heishi Beads Comments (63)
  • Polymer Clay Tutor Cindy Lietz says: Yes Toni, I recommend you do any sanding, buffing and glazing/waxing/etc. before you warm and cut the bead. You're right it is WAY easier that...
    – May 07, 6:26 PM
  • elaine faulks says: Hi Maria R It is great to see someone on this site from Venezuela, welcome. I have a whole lot of extended family living there,...
    – May 07, 3:08 AM
  • Toni H. says: Cindy, can you sand and polish the bead before you warm them in the oven, or will that take off the polish, you think? It...
    – May 05, 1:58 PM
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