
Has this Kind of Sticky Clay Mess Ever Happened to You?
What a pain! You made some beautiful rubber stamp textured beads, but now there is polymer clay sticking to the stamp surfaces which needs to be cleaned Read More→

Has this Kind of Sticky Clay Mess Ever Happened to You?
What a pain! You made some beautiful rubber stamp textured beads, but now there is polymer clay sticking to the stamp surfaces which needs to be cleaned Read More→

What’s Your Opinion? Let Me Know Below:
Looking over some archived photos, I came across this close-up of a ghost cane bead that I had used in a chunky handmade jewelry bracelet, which also included some unique flower petal beads. Read More→

Techniques for Dealing With Warm Soft Polymer Canes and Clay in General:
In the hot Summer heat it can be tricky doing even the simplest tasks in your bead making projects… slicing polymer clay canes for example. Here are some Read More→

The Polymer Clay Bead You Can Make Using a Plastic CD Cover:
A popular polymer clay technique that I haven’t discussed in a while, is how to make the swirly lentil bead. They are beautifully shaped beads which work nicely Read More→

Which Bead Sanding, Tumbler Technique Works Best for Your Clay Pieces?
Recently, there has been some discussion about using Ajax, Comet or Bon Ami cleansers in rock polishers as a tumbling or vibratory substrate for sanding Read More→

It was Like Christmas In June When the UPS Driver Arrived:
Yesterday I shared some first impressions about the Studio by Sculpey Polymer Clay that I’m starting to experiment with. Today I’d like to do a similar post. Only this time it will focus on Read More→

Thrifty Options for Polymer Clay Tools and Supplies:
Something came up this week in the comments of the May 20 article about Hammered Copper Findings. It was to do with the costs involved with making polymer clay jewelry and beads. I wanted Read More→
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What Have You Done With Your Extruder Disks Lately?
In today’s photo I’m holding up a commonly used disc that comes with most Makins Extruder Guns. It is typically used for making spaghetti strands or polymer clay hair. But these long skinny Read More→

The Dollar Store Can Sometimes Be Your Best Friend:
Over the last few weeks, I’ve been picking up rubber stamp sets at my local dollar store (see photo). They only cost a buck per set… so as you can imagine, my collection Read More→
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An Informal Survey that Can Benefit Everyone Who Participates:
If you look over to the left column of this page and then move your eyes down a bit, you’ll see a Reader Survey box. The total votes for that survey has now past Read More→

Vid #104: How To Get Your Beads To Shine with Less Effort and Less Sanding:
If you have a pile of beads just waiting to be sanded because you keep on putting off this tedious chore, then this weeks video [Vol-011-4] in the Polymer Read More→
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Edge Bevels, Cane Cores, Mokume Gane, Pillow Beads and Inlay Techniques:
There are many cool ways to use craft shape cutters with polymer clay. The obvious one is for cutting out shapes. But here are a few a few other creative ideas Read More→
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Creative Ways for Adding Texture to Your Polymer Clay and Jewelry Beads:
The days are starting to heat up around here (finally), and it’s time to start planning some trips to the beach! Next time you head out to the coast, or down to your Read More→

Polymer Clay is an Ideal Media For Using In Creative Mixed Media Projects:
Most crafts these days seem to cross over from one medium to the next. In fact this Mixed Media approach to art has become extremely popular lately. Read More→

Custom Beads with Perfectly Sized Holes In Just the Right Places:
Making your own beads with polymer clay, puts you in full control of sizing and positioning the bead holes for whatever jewelry project you happen to be Read More→

Perfect For Cleaning All Kinds of Polymer Clay Supplies and Crafting Tools:
One very useful item that should always be included with your polymer clay supplies is a bottle of isopropyl rubbing alcohol. Outlined below are 6 ways to use Read More→
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