
Video Tutorials:
1: Diamond Ikat Cane
2: Faux Coral Heishi Beads
3: Purse Shaped Charms
4: Using Bead Cones

Video Tutorials:
1: Diamond Ikat Cane
2: Faux Coral Heishi Beads
3: Purse Shaped Charms
4: Using Bead Cones
Video #222: “I love polymer clay because it’s the first art medium I haven’t grown bored with. There are just too many things you can do with it!” ~Mary-V
Vid #211: “Making
miniature food jewelry
is great fun! I have many
people that look forward to
my latest recipes.” ~Betty-B
Vid #210: “I have two
grandchildren who
absolutely love to read
and will love getting these
hookmarks.” ~Adrienne-L

Video Tutorials:
1: Faux Metal Mokume;
2: Rolled Mokume Gane;
3: Wire Leaf Charm;
4: Add Clay to Leaf Charms:
Vid #205: “I get
totally lost when I’m
claying, time has no
meaning.” ~Polyanya
Vid #204: “Learning
about the wire work for
me has become a natural
extension of what I do with
polymer clay.” ~Elisabeth-S
Video #201: “I’m amused by the idea of sculpted polymer clay birds with a little drinks menu, trying to decide between beer, tea or cocoa!” ~Silverleaf
Vid #195: “Metal adds
a little something extra
to polymer clay. I think these
bezels are great and can see
making little PC charms with
them as well.” ~Phaedrakat
Vid #154: “So
clever… I love
the shape of it and
the copper tendril is
genius.” ~Linda-K
1: Ivy Leaf Charm
2: Leopard Cane
3: UV Resin Technique
4: Zebra Cane
“I love the idea of the baby necklace… many nurses would love to have one made for the parents of their little patients.” ~Katina-K

“Options, options, options! So excited for holiday canes! The holly leaves and berries are lovely. I can’t wait!” ~Phoenix-F

“Amassing so many beads that I’m really going to have to brush up on my jewellery making skills.” ~Polyanya

“Very Pretty! I can see them on hair slides or grips or similar. Or how about wine glass charms for parties?” ~Silverleaf
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