
Trendy 2008 color makes for trendy beads and jewelry designs:
According to Pantone Inc., one of the world’s foremost authorities on color, the 2008 color of the year is Blue Iris. A rich peaceful shade that is the exact purple-blue of Read More→

Trendy 2008 color makes for trendy beads and jewelry designs:
According to Pantone Inc., one of the world’s foremost authorities on color, the 2008 color of the year is Blue Iris. A rich peaceful shade that is the exact purple-blue of Read More→

Materials list to make this Lily flower necklace: Polymer clay (of course), copper wire and recycled beads from vintage jewelry:
Sometimes when you’re making jewelry, it is nice to have a bunch of different materials lying Read More→

1) How to make a rosary with beads that are colorful instead of just brown or black.
2) Preparing fresh roses for making traditional rosaries is much different than the flower drying techniques used to make polymer clay rose petal 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→

Making beads to support a cause… Kimberlee Johnson graciously shares her plum-colored, polymer clay recipe ideas:
In a previous post Kimberlee said… "I have to share with you that this article gave me the Read More→

1) With so many polyclay brands to choose from, how do you know which one is best for (a) polymer clay sculpting and (b) making polymer clay canes.
2) Instructions for mixing up your own Emerald Green Premo polymer clay recipe. Read More→

How to make polymer clay jewelry pendants that get lots of compliments:
Sometimes it’s the jewellery pieces that are easiest to make, which get you the most compliments! This is definitely the case with my pretty silver spoon pendant Read More→

Vid #70: How to use frozen ice packs for chilling polymer clay canes:
Here is a neat little tip for making polymer clay canes easier to slice thin without distortion… cool them on a frozen lunch box ice pack! A lot more portable then a Read More→

Sculpted Fimo clay rose bead jewellery created with warm colors of the season:
The flowers are blooming. Birds are chirping. Time to make some beautiful summer rose jewelry inspired by the bright and sunny days here in Vancouver Read More→

1) Making keepsake memorial beads using flower petals from a loved one’s funeral.
2) Instructions on how to collect and dry the flowers and rose petals before mixing them into the Premo or Fimo polyclay for making keepsake jewelry Read More→

How to make turquoise beads look like real gemstones… Use Fimo clay:
Some polyclay techniques are just so darn fun.. like making turquoise faux jewelry beads for example. In this project, you’ll need some Fimo or Premo clay; black plus Read More→

Vid #74: How to make jewelry tube beads with crackled metal leaf Fimo clay:
I’ve talked a lot lately about about using metals & foils with polyclay. The cool thing about these products is the crackling effect that you can Read More→

Polymer clay instructions: How to transform an embarrassing Fimo pendant mistake, into a beautiful piece of dragonfly jewelry, inked with a rubber stamp design:
Sometimes mistakes can be a beautiful thing! Let me Read More→

1) How to cut super thin fimo cane slices for fingernail art designs, from polymer clay canes that are already baked.
2) Need some advice on making a cute cake topper decoration out of sculpey clay (also know as sculpy and sculpty)? Read More→

Vid #67: For making jewelry beads with bright white clay, always keep rubbing alcohol handy for cleaning:
Have you ever been frustrated after your pasta machine left streaks of color on some brand new white polymer clay Read More→

Free Polymer Clay Tutorial For Beads And Beading Guest List Subscribers:
Each week I send out free how-to video tutorials on a wide variety of bead and jewelry making topics. In a few days I’ll be sending out video instructions for a slab cane Read More→
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