Volume-010-4: Weekly Newsletter: 2009-03-27:

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Shadow Polymer Clay Color SamplesVol-010-4B: Color Recipe:
Shadow [Link Expired]
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Veined Leaf CaneVol-010-4: Video Tutorial:
Veined Leaf Cane – Pt2
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Chamomile Tea Polymer Clay Color SampleVol-010-4A: Color Recipe:
Chamomile Tea (Pearl)
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Summary of the Past Week’s Blog Articles:

  • March 26, 2009
    Number Jewelry Made with Metal Scrapbook Embellishments and Fimo:
    Combining Craft Supplies From Different Sources To Make Unique Jewelry.
  • March 25, 2009
    Polymer Clay Projects Using Tim Holtz Ideology Scrapbooking Supplies:
    Look at the Cool Craft Supplies Tim Holtz Sent To Me.
  • March 24, 2009
    Polymer Clay Tools | How To Make Pretty Handles for Your Drill Bits:
    This Tutorial is Especially Helpful for Those Who Don’t Like Using Power Tools.
  • March 23, 2009
    Polymer Clay Color Recipes | Beach Sunset Palette for Making Beads:
    1B – Beach Sunset | 2B – Setting Sun | 3B – Dusty Sky | 4B – Horizon.
  • March 22, 2009
    Polymer Clay Tutorial | Veined Leaf Cane Part 2 | Color Variations:
    Hundreds of Design Possibilities With Just a Few Simple Changes.
  • March 21, 2009
    Helpful Color Tips To Remember When Making Polymer Clay Canes:
    Do Your Cane Designs Get Lost or Blurred When they are Reduced?
  • March 20, 2009
    Shiny Beads – 6 Tips for Getting a Polymer Clay Gloss Finish:
    How To Get Your Polymer Clay Beads To Sparkle Like Glass.
True Red Polymer Clay Color RecipeSpecial Bonus:
Vol-005-4B: Color Recipe:
True Red [Link Expired]
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