The Recipes on this Page Include: Metals, Pearls, Glitters, Micas and Other Sparkly Stuff:
If you haven’t already done so, be sure to read my Introduction to Polymer Clay Recipes for general mixing tips and techniques:
 The recipes that were previously posted in this space [True Gold, Warm Gold, Old Gold, Champagne Gold, Tarnished Silver, Platinum, Aged Bronze, New Copper, Translucent Copper] have been re-formated onto convenient downloadable index cards like the sample pictured above and to the left.
The actual size of each recipe card is 4″ x 6″. Two recipe cards are now published every week. The A-Series cards are included with the weekly video membership option at my Polymer Clay Tutor Library (Very Affordable Pricing :) And the B-Series (Bonus Recipes) are available for FREE to everyone who subscribes to my Polymer Clay Tutor Guest List (Weekly Email Newsletter). |
As always if you have any special requests for color recipes let me know. I love to experiment.
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Dear Cindy…COOL!!!
I was just reading the comments on your video about storing PC in the tackle box, when I saw the link to this page. Thank you soooooooo much for these “metal” recipes!!! This is just soooooooooo cool!!! I have been thinking a lot about how I could make some of the above faux metal looks, and “WELL AHHHH (sp)!!!” here they are!!! I just love it when life synchronizes problems with answers like this! :) Thanks :)…now, back to the last page I was on so I can thank you there for the storage tip :)
Sincerely…and with hugs :)
Cindy Erickson
It is nice when the planets align, isn’t it?!
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Absolutely love your color recipes. I have been looking for an aged bronze. Look forward to more. Thanks so much! Vicky
Thank you Vicky!! If you ever have a recipe you would like to share with everyone, please do! You can email it to me and I’ll post it. Full credit to you of course!
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I noticed you have relisted some of these recipes. I thought I joined as a paid member to get all previous recipes; I bought some back issues. I am trying to do something SteamPunk. Is there any way to get access to True Gold, Tarnished Silver, Aged Bronze, New Copper. Thanks.
Hi Anna,
I responded to a similar question about how the recipes work on another unrelated post. You can click on the “Photo Transfer Tutorial” link by my name above for that explanation.
In regards to the Aged Bronze Recipe (Vol-002-2B) and True Gold (Vol-002-5B)… they have been released already. If you have been keeping a folder for the weekly emails I send (a good idea to get in the habit of doing), you will find the links there.
Or if you like, you can take the time to search through the blog for the treasure hunt clues. They are all still posted.
Plus, I occasionally send out summary emails with a whole road map of links to past recipes… like I did a couple of weeks ago.
The Tarnished Silver Recipe (Vol-004-2B) and New Copper (Vol-005-3B) have not been released yet and will be available in the coming weeks.
how do I get the recipe for
Metallic Polymer Clay Color Recipes with Bling
Friday, May 9th, 2008 | Color Recipes |
Hi Sue,
Those Metallic Polymer Clay Color Recipes with Bling are not available for you to be able to access individually at this time.
Here’s some info about how the color recipes’ work…
Your paid subscription and paid back issue packages includes 24/7 access to the weekly Polymer Clay Videos and A-series color recipes.
For the complimentary B-series color recipes, currently you must download them to your computer when your email newsletter arrives in your inbox each Friday. But please note due to issues with digital theft, the links to the B-recipes in the email newsletters expire after a couple of weeks. So you need to be diligent about grabbing them while they are available.
That being said, we are working on setting up a secure archive section at the members library, that will make it more convenient to access all of the recipe cards. However, this resource is not yet ready. An announcement will be made here at the blog when it is.
Thanks for your patience.