Here's Some Red Polymer Clay Recipes for You to Try Out

Mixing Polymer Clay Allows You to Create Perfect Color Shades for Any Bead Jewelry Project:
If you try out any of the following red and pink polymer clay recipes, let me know how they work out for you. Also, if there are any specific colors you would like me to add to this recipe section in future posts, use the Comments section at the bottom of this page to share your suggestions.
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Comments on Here's Some Red Polymer Clay Recipes for You to Try Out
5:01 am
Oh cool, thanks for posting these color recipes!
Of course I still haven't gotten any of my stuff out and worked with any of it, but will bookmark this so I have it for future reference!
10:05 am
That's great Kristy! Keep your eyes peeled for more color recipes… also if there is any color you need a recipe for, let me know!
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6:19 pm
For anyone that missed the first set of recipes I published a while back, here's a link to that original post: Polymer Clay Recipe Ideas [Cashmere Rose / Deep Bordeaux / Chili Pepper]
Cindy Lietz's last blog post..Ideas for Polymer Clay Storage
5:06 pm
Hello Cindy
Happy New Year! I've started off the new year with a really bad sore throat and cold!!! I have a question for you; in your recipes you mention so many different color clays. I cannot find anything but the basic colors at my craft store. Where do you buy your clay? There is a clay store here in Ottawa but they do not have a website and it makes it difficult to order. I would have preferred to buy in Canada itself to avoid the custom duties etc.
I would really appreciate your help.
Thanks,
Cheryl
5:34 pm
Thanks for your question Cheryl! Believe it or not, I've bought all my clay at Michaels when they have their $1 sales. (I bought a hundred blocks last time and cleaned out the store!)
But I just did a web search and found a Canadian distributor in Ottawa called KJP Crafts that has all the colors, even the new ones. They ship (inside Canada only) but if you contact them, maybe you can pick it up. Just Google them, they're easy to find.
7:31 pm
shp a lot at Michaels but have never come across colors other than the usual ones. Maybe different stores carry difffernt stuff
Thanks for your help
6:09 am
Hi Cindy.
Just curious to find out if you have a recipe for Garnet. Its my friends birth stone and I'm trying to create a necklace for her birthday.
Thanks ,
Shari
12:28 pm
Hi Shari thanks for your comment! I'm sorry but I do not have a recipe for Garnet at this time. Perhaps you can find some Garnet colored glass beads or real stones and make some polymer clay beads in a complimentary shade to go with them?
2:20 pm
Hi Shari
Here's a recipe I found for 'garnet' on Polymer Clay Central. If you try it out let me know how it worked.
Garnet (Fimo):
½ block OO Art Translucent
1/64 block #23 Bordeaux
5:10 pm
Hey Cheryl,
Thanks so much for the recipe . I will be trying it out. Perhaps I can send a picture along with my post to let you know how it works.
Thanks so much,
Shari
5:35 pm
@Cheryl – thanks for helping out Shari
@Shari – sending a photo would be great. You can email it to me as an attachment.