
Crafters Have Been Stenciling On Stuff For Many Decades. Today, Let’s Try It On Clay:
Do you ever get into a groove where one creative idea just naturally seems to tie in with other techniques you’ve been recently working on? Well this Read More→

Crafters Have Been Stenciling On Stuff For Many Decades. Today, Let’s Try It On Clay:
Do you ever get into a groove where one creative idea just naturally seems to tie in with other techniques you’ve been recently working on? Well this Read More→

Not Conditioning Your Clay Properly, Will Lead To Disappointment:
If you have worked with polymer clay for awhile, the process of conditioning your Fimo or Sculpey is second nature. You know it needs to be done, so you Read More→

Just Because Your Millefiori Canes Have Gone Hard and Brittle, Does Not Mean They Have To Be Thrown Out:
Maybe you stored your polymer clay canes improperly. Or perhaps they have been sitting around for a long time, and now they’re Read More→

5 Bead And Cane Making Tips for Polymer Clay Artists with Hot Hands and Warm Studios:
Warm work areas and hot hands can create challenges with polymer clay. When the clay gets too warm it becomes soft and then sticks to your hands and tools. Plus Read More→

Several different ways to condition Fimo clay?
Q: I don’t have a pasta machine. Is there another way to condition the clay? I didn’t realize the amount of work involved when I bought the clay. Can I use a roller instead of a pasta machine? Read More→

1) Ideas for keeping your polymer clay tidy and organized after the packages have been opened.
2) What kind of toaster oven is best for baking fimo clay and other PC brands? My kitchen oven is too big. Read More→

Some newbies even giving up on canework altogether and selling off their Sculpey polymer clay supplies on Ebay. Don’t do that!
Lately, many clayers have been blaming their cane making woes on the recent phthalate-free Read More→

This polymer clay conditioning technique works especially well for hard clay brands such as Fimo Classic:
The free tutorial video that I’m sending out to subscribers of my Guest List this week, will Read More→

The enemy of all polymer clay bead makers… the dreaded fingerprint:
Finger prints on your finished beads really look unprofessional. Although you can always sand them out after baking, the fewer prints Read More→

Vid #7: Trapped Air Bubbles is a Common Problem That Can Happen From Improper Use of the Polymer Clay Pasta Machine:
Most polymer clay needs to be conditioned before you use it. The reason for Read More→

Vid #10: Plastic Wrap is Great for Polymer Clay Storage… But Be Careful Which Brand You Use:
Plastic wrap such as Glad Cling wrap is great to use for sealing up partial blocks of unused polymer clay once the Read More→

Vid #9: If Fimo Mix Quick Doesn’t Work To Soften Your Clay, This May Be The Reason Why:
Using Fimo Quick Mix and a pasta machine will cure most hard and crumbly clay issues. But if that doesn’t work, Read More→

Vid #8: Polymer Clay Can Stain Your Furniture. So Be Careful Where You Put It Down:
Never leave your polymer clay sitting on a porous surface you don’t want stained… like your beautifully finished Read More→
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