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Video #334: Which polymer clay translucent product is right for you? Premo Sculpey, Kato Polyclay, Fimo or Sculpey III?
Video #333: To me, the overwhelming difference between Kato and Premo, is… (you will need to watch the video to find out ;-).
Frosted Rainbow Flower Beads | Polymer Clay Tutorial
Posted by Polymer Clay Tutor Doug Lietz on Thursday,
January
19th,
2012
in Bead Shapes
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Video #239: “LOVELY!!!! This one has a lot of possibilities for me… across all spectrum’s. A rainbow of thanks.” ~Michelle-C
2010 Update for Sculpey Polymer Clay Tools, Products and Packaging
Posted by Polymer Clay Tutor Cindy Lietz on Monday,
January
4th,
2010
in Musings-News, Supplies, Tools
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I see exciting things to come this year for the whole polymer clay industry.” ~Cindy-L
Two Artist Quality Clays Made By Polyform:
In the June 10, 2009 post I published some first impression notes about my new Studio By Sculpey clay. Today I’d like to carry on with that discussion by comparing the Studio Clay Read More→
My “First Impression” Notes with Some Comparisons to Premo Sculpey:
Well I finally got my hands on some Studio by Sculpey Clay, and have to say that it is wonderful! Although this is only my first day using the product, I’m already loving Read More→
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Bought Any Premo Clay Lately? How Firm Is It?
A long while back I talked about the reformulation of Premo Sculpey clay to remove the phthalates and make it a greener more earth friendly product. If you missed that article, here’s the link: Read More→
Starter Premo Clay Colors for Making Polymer Clay Beads and Jewelry
Posted by Polymer Clay Tutor Cindy Lietz on Thursday,
April
16th,
2009
in Color Theory, Supplies
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Simple Instructions for Combining a Brain Cane with a Rose Cane
Posted by Polymer Clay Tutor Cindy Lietz on Thursday,
February
12th,
2009
in Cane Work
| Comments (13)
An Easy Skinner Blend Cane Project That’s Perfect For Beginners:
Sometimes its fun to combine different cane project ideas into something completely new. That’s what today’s photo shows… a convoluted brain cane Read More→
Plastic Clay is the Literal Translation of Polymer Clay In Russia
Posted by Polymer Clay Tutor Cindy Lietz on Monday,
February
9th,
2009
in Feature Guests, Musings-News
| Comments (19)
So Does That Mean They Make Plastic Beads and Plastic Jewelry?
You may not realize it, but this blog gets a lot of web traffic from all around the world. I guess the language barrier prevents a lot of you international visitors Read More→
Learn How to Make Polymer Clay Beads & Canes From Your Own Home
Posted by Polymer Clay Tutor Cindy Lietz on Sunday,
January
25th,
2009
in Bead Shapes, Cane Work, Color Theory, Courses, Finishing, Handling, Promotions, Supplies, Techniques, Tools
| Comments (37)
No Need To Go Out Into The Cold When You Can Learn All About Making Polymer Clay Beads Via The Web:
Look at the frost on these branches! Baby it’s cold outside! So why freeze your butt off driving to a class, when you can be Read More→
Faux Raku Beads for Bead Jewelry Projects | Polymer Clay Techniques
Posted by Polymer Clay Tutor Cindy Lietz on Thursday,
January
15th,
2009
in Feature Guests, Techniques
| Comments (26)
Do You Raku? Well Now You Can Faux Your Way To Success With These Polymer Clay Instructions:
A cool thing about polymer clay is how you can combine different crafting materials to get one stunning effect. The bead Read More→
Polymer Clay Tutorial | How To Make Faux Turquoise Beads
Posted by Polymer Clay Tutor Cindy Lietz on Wednesday,
December
17th,
2008
in Bead Projects, Bead Shapes, Cane Work, Promotions
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Vid #89: A Messy And Fun Technique For Creating Authentic Looking Turquoise Beads:
Last week I wrote about how a food processor can come in real handy for making imitation turquoise beads. I also Read More→
Tweaking Polymer Clay Recipes Leads To An Endless Supply of Colors
Posted by Polymer Clay Tutor Cindy Lietz on Sunday,
December
7th,
2008
in Color Theory
| Comments (3)
Don’t Limit Yourself to Just the Pre-Packaged Premo, Sculpey, Fimo Colors… There Is So Much More:
Most people would agree that having lots of food recipes on hand, really helps in coming up with creative meals. As Read More→
Polymer Clay Tutorial | 4 Tips For Making Keepsake Flower Beads
Posted by Polymer Clay Tutor Cindy Lietz on Monday,
December
1st,
2008
in Bead Projects, Promotions, Techniques
| Comments (10)
Flower Petal And Rose Beads Can Also Be Used To Make A Rosary:
I get more emails requesting information about how to make rose petal beads, than on any other topic. It’s because in most cases, these unique flower beads Read More→
Polymer Clay Tutorial | Getting Creative with Mokume Gane Techniques
Posted by Polymer Clay Tutor Cindy Lietz on Friday,
November
28th,
2008
in Promotions, Techniques, Tools
| Comments (17)
Mokume-Gane Pattern and Texture Variations Are As Vast As Your Imagination Will Allow:
Member’s of the Polymer Clay Tutor Video Library who have purchased the Volume-002 back issue package, will have already Read More→
Making Beads With Fimo or Sculpey Requires Very Little To Get Started:
One of the most common polymer clay beginner questions is:
“I don’t want to buy a lot of unnecessary stuff. What is Read More→
How To Make Beads | Choosing The Right Polymer Clay Brand
Posted by Polymer Clay Tutor Cindy Lietz on Wednesday,
November
19th,
2008
in Promotions, Supplies
| Comments (19)
Would You Like Some Sculpey With That Order of Fimo Classic?
Today’s post is a Fun Quiz / IQ Test that will reveal how much you actually know about choosing the right brand of polymer clay for your jewelry bead and cane Read More→
What To Do About Fimo Soft Polymer Clay That’s Too Soft and Sticky
Posted by Polymer Clay Tutor Cindy Lietz on Sunday,
October
26th,
2008
in Cane Work, Supplies, Tools
| Comments (10)
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→
Best Polymer Clay – Premo Sculpey vs Fimo Clay vs Sculpey III
Posted by Polymer Clay Tutor Cindy Lietz on Thursday,
September
18th,
2008
in Supplies
| Comments (67)
Battle of the Brands: An Experiment for Strength, Hardness and Flexibility:
Q: Hi Cindy, When you get a moment I’d like your opinion on this. I’m so new to polymer clay work that it isn’t funny. What make of clay is best for thicker Read More→
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